Reply To: There are two kinds of classes offered in the school: small class with fewer students

Having a glimpse of current society, more and more people attach greater importance to education. Some people claim that the small class is better, because it can create a positive study atmosphere. However, my view is that a big class with more students is an optimal option.

To begin with, attending big classes with more students is conducive to expanding students’ social networks. Obviously, students in the big class may have plenty of group discussions. Through this way/method, students could have a chance to become acquainted with someone who has similar hobbies or goals. Therefore, it is possible that they will keep in touching and assist each other in study and life. For one thing, when they meet difficulties in study, they will encourage each other to overcome obstacles and learn about the strengths of from others/gain strength from others. For another, they will get rid of loneliness, when they go like going shopping or traveling together, which enables them to cope with daily pressure. As a result, taking big classes benefits students.

In addition, attending big classes contributes to mastering knowledge and skills. During classes, students exchange their ideas and share what they have learned from many aspects. In this case, students could get different sources of knowledge. But if they should take took small classes, they would discuss topics/subjects for a short time, and then the professor would continue continuing talking. Thus students will lose interest in studying, which is detrimental to solidifying/assimilating knowledge. What’s more, in the big class, students do/are involved in some group activities, to communicate with each other. During this Through the period, they hone their communicative skills and teamwork, which constitutes a stepping stone to their future development.

In a word, I think that it is more advisable for students to take large classes rather than small ones do another.