Personally, I am not a very big fan of theoretical education and I find practical teachings more interesting and easy to understand but there should always be a balance between both of them. Most of the schools and universities across the world include both theory and practical exercises in their academic curriculum, but not everyone would agreed to this. Some might think that practical education is not the real education and we should stick to theoretical ways, while many others may believe that practical education must be given more importance as it teaches more effectively making the student understand better. I personally believe that practically education certainly has a lot deeper impact on students. For example reading a lesson over and over again can be of little help. But performing activities or experiments based on it involves practice this will enhances your way of thinking. Reading a guide book for a new language without speaking that language at all and you will see no progress. But start using that language and try conversing with other people and you’ll see the change. You will see improvement. So just sitting in a corner with a book or listening to a lecture has no practice involved unless the theoretical teaching is converted into practical activities.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Mar 2014 01:47:15 +0000
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