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.
Based on old traditions,
knowledge
is always revolving around theoretical bookish language and practical knowledge
is underestimated. Let me sprinkle some experience over a topic on all levels of education, from primary schools to universities, where too much time is spent on learning facts rather than learning practical skills.
Our books should be designed considering both factual and practical knowledge
. As soon as any topic is covered, the next step of the teacher should be to demonstrate the theory in real-time examples. This
is going to help students not forget their understanding and be able to implement it wherever it is necessary. For instance
, being a credit professional in one big organization, my duty is to visualize the taught topic and use it on live calls. So that, am not only able to remember what is experimented on but also
will be helping future candidates.
On the other hand
, there is no point in having learned until experienced with practicals. Moreover
, there are high chances of forgetting the important points after a particular time. For example
, it is judged by great teachers that people can fully absorb meditation facts but until it is not practiced, one cannot understand its positive paths. We are the supersonic generation and there is a huge competition standing like the China wall in front of us. Sadly, only practically educated pupils are going to succeed in the future and the rest will follow the rat race.
To conclude
, the current education system has mostly forbidden practical skills and not much development has been made so far. Hence
, this
is extremely advisable to divide facts and practical knowledge
in an equal ratio.Submitted by ashwani.malik87 on
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