Some university students want to learn about other subjects in addition to their main subjects. Others believe it is more important to give all their time and attention to studying for a qualification. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Global training is crucial for personal and integral development.
However
, the advent of new types of teaching has led to most
students
focusing on their specific
skills
instead
of receiving complete training,
although
many others still argue the importance of integral learning. I partially agree with these statements, and from my perspective, both have to be taken into account. In
this
essay, I explain both sides in detail. To start with, education and societies have constantly changed because human thoughts, feelings and insights are dynamic,
thus
many governments have proposed that
students
have to concentrate on a specific field where they show the highest performance.
Nevertheless
, because of those modifications, cultural and general knowledge
as well as
integral capacities have dramatically decreased in high-school
students
.
For example
, there is a well-known (a) global exam called 'Pisa' that evaluates general and specific
skills
about the most basic topics,
such
as mathematics, biology, social sciences, etc;
nonetheless
, since 2016, the majority of the
students
have been positioned into the low-medium categories without outstanding results.
On the other hand
, traditional educators still argue the necessity to establish ways where overarching topics must be taught, and many other
skills
, which nowadays are not learned but are crucial for survival,
such
as cooking, camping, swimming, and electricity, should
also
be dictated.
For
this
reason, many schools have developed and integrated the majority of the knowledge by doing complete curriculums.
For example
, in Colombia, The Government set a rule in which all national schools must change their pensum in order to teach programming code, carpentry and social work.
To sum up
, both sides should be carefully evaluated in order to improve not only personal
skills
but
also
integral, general and cultural performances.
Besides
, cutting-edge technologies have modified the ways of teaching and learning and all of these should be leveraged.
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  • Problem-solving skills
  • Career success
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  • Structured path
  • Clear goals
  • Creativity
  • Innovation
  • Academic credibility
  • Recognition
  • Balance
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