2.Some people think that a person improves their intellectual skills more when doing group activities. To what extent do you agree? Use specific details and examples to explain your view

Few individuals state that intellectual
skills
can be gained by interacting with many people. I firmly
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the view, that interactive activities
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thinking, reasoning and
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overall
capacities.
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that, brainstorming has always
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results. When two or more individuals plan to work together, they first need to chalk down a plan by exchanging each other’s
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of view.
This
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helps in knowing their ideology to deal with a particular situation. Exchanging one’s point of view
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enables
other
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to understand and think out of the box.
On the other hand
, having yourself enrolled in group activity benefits you by improving your logical thinking
as well as
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skills
.
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, people end up being encouraged to adopt the positive habits of their mates.
Thus
,
this
motivates them to be more confident under any circumstance.
In addition
to confidence building, there are multiple benefits of being socially interactive.
For instance
, a
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student’s intellectual
skills
develop when they work together in harmony to
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a given task. In order to achieve the given project,
student’s
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firstly
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need to learn to think in a different way, agree or
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other
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student’s
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, and work under pressure. These activities develop their cognitive
skills
, enabling them to be more active at all times. Group activities
gives
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a fair chance for the
under confident
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to adapt new environment.
To conclude
, there are multiple
skills
that can be developed in social activity, but an individual’s identity shall not be overtaken.
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task response
The essay addresses the prompt but lacks depth and thorough exploration of the topic. It could benefit from expanding on the ideas and providing more detailed examples to support the viewpoint.
coherence cohesion
The logical structure of the essay is somewhat effective, with a clear organization of ideas. However, the introduction and conclusion need to be more developed to provide a stronger framework for the essay.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • intellectual skills
  • group activities
  • collaborative learning
  • critical thinking
  • problem-solving
  • communication
  • interpersonal skills
  • diverse perspectives
  • creativity
  • individual study
  • personal reflection
  • autonomy
  • learning styles
  • approaches
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