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发表于 2011-3-7 16:38:09
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来自: INNA
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The fifty-sixth essay
Nowadays, distance-learning programs are such common things for us (the study material by post, by Internet), but some people argue that courses can never be taken as good as those by attending in a college or university in person. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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As human technology has developed rapidly in this day and age,students can get study material via distance-learning programs such as email, Internet and so on. Subsequently,some people discuss that those courses are not better than lectures in colleges and universities.
Indeed, distance-learning programs obviously has inherent advantages against traditional lectures in colleges and universities. More precisely, teachers and students can teach and study theoretically everywhere every time through Internet or email. By that, teachers can put their study material on Internet, whereas students can learn and review the courses after school. Furthermore, students always could ask their tutors questions about courses via email when they at home, while tutors can also give them response by the same way. However, even though distance education is quite convenient, but it might not replace traditional lecture currently.
Likewise, traditional education plays an important role in students' education yet as well. First and foremost, traditional lecture would endue students with not only academic knowledge itself but also social experience. Because students can communicate with their classmates when they at school. Additionally, universities' and colleges' disciplines might regulate students thereby ensuring them going to school. In contrast, distance education might not enforce students to study at such important ages. Consequently, they might stop learning but do other things they interested.
Summarily, in my view, it is hardly to compare which pedagogical methodology is better, distance education or traditional education. Because both two methodologies all have numbers of advantages and all play important roles in students' education.
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