Task 2 Some people say that in all levels of education, from primary schools to universities, too much time is spent on learning facts and not enough on learning practical skills. Do you agree or disagree?

Starting from primary education to post-secondary education,

students

get involved in theoretical

skills

rather than practical

skills

.

This

fact is

due to

the systematic standards of the education service provided by the government. Indeed, during the learning ,process

students

learn methods, lessons, and theories on paper, or they just do some research and

then

get into assessments.

For example

,

while

studying science, teachers only focus on giving the lessons, explaining the experiments orally, or giving the details on a piece of paper.

This

kind of learning is not really effective so the

students

need to do and see the results of those experiments in reality not only virtually.

However

, some of the practical

skills

are quite dangerous at an early age, so they must only learn theoretically, but would be better if primary schools could provide enough technology to get the

students

involved in the experiments

such

as virtual reality, which gives them the sensation of a real world. To sum ,up , learning practical

skills

is the best way to acquire the idea or the issue being taught.

Such

as making practical surgeries for medical

students

is far way better than learning from pictures or documents in which each student uses his or her imagination to shape the surgery.

To conclude

, I really agree with the fact that our schools today are using much more time on learning

skills

instead

of focusing on practical

skills

which are not relevant nowadays. Schools must provide developed materials to increase the opportunities to learn practically.