Finding the best method of teaching in modern schools has long been a topic of numerous debates. In
this
regard,
while
many argue in favour of teaching student in various
groups
on the basis of their capacity and grades, others believe
this
could not be an ideal approach. In my opinion, the notion of a former group seems to be more logical for many reasons. In the forthcoming paragraphs, I will discuss both points of view with relative explanations and practical examples.
To begin
with, the fact that dividing
students
into different
groups
could bring a host of benefits cannot be denied. The most fundamental reason could be that each student has a particular learning style which requires to be addressed in order to learn lessons more efficiently.
For example
, a sort of
students
who are more passionate about learning new things through visual content
such
as movies or documentaries would not be able to absorb information in textbooks.
Accordingly
, adopting specific approaches to teaching for each group of
students
can enhance their academic progress far more efficiently.
Furthermore
, the
students
will less educational capacities will not lose their confidence when they are compared with gifted
pupils
. The fact that some
students
in certain subjects
such
as mathematics or science require more time to adapt themselves to new techniques and
skills
compared to others cannot be denied.
This
means that they require more time to adapt themselves to new techniques and
skills
in certain subjects
such
as mathematics and science to achieve high grades.
As a result
, it is better to arrange a specific timetable to meet different
students
' paces of learning.
On the other hand
, many argue that the traditional way of education always brings the best outcomes. They believe separating
pupils
according to
their characteristics will lead to a loss of motivation and competition among
students
.
This
is mainly because, without the existence of role models in the classroom, which are talented
students
,
pupils
with lower grades would not put too much effort into improving their abilities
as well as
their scores, The same scenario sounds true for top
students
. Apart from that, sitting in small
groups
eliminates the chance of collaborative work on a larger scale. Children should learn to work as a team even if it means to cooperate with academically weak
students
since, doing so, not only they will learn how to enhance their communication
skills
, but
also
their sense of humour will be improved dramatically in terms of helping others.
To sum up
,
although
having all
students
, regardless of their abilities and
skills
, in one classroom could improve the competitive edge among
pupils
and teach them how to interact with
students
in sizeable
groups
, I firmly believe the classification of
students
in different sections would help them to prosper at their own pace and learn new topics more appropriate.