Educational institutions have a responsibility to dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed.

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  • 1585596474
    University: Northeastern University
    Nationality: China
    February 26, 2020 at 2:14 pm

    Educational institutions have a responsibility to dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed.

    Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim. In developing and supporting your position, be sure to address the most compelling reasons and/or examples that could be used to challenge your position.

    Ideally, students can choose any fields which they like and start their learning. However, educational institutions have a responsibility to ensure the success of students, and some students have to find a job to pay the bills. For those reasons, I agree the claim stated above.

    First, educational institutions have accountability to ensure every student to succeed in their field of learning. Allowing students get into every field may hurt the goal. If students get into any fields they want, the pace of the teaching has to decrease to accommodate the weak students, and the learning materials must be less than before. In the end, some advanced students can not have advanced materials to learn further knowledge. There will be only average students, and those advanced students and the education quality suffer as a whole. So educational institutions should dissuade students from pursuing fields which are unsuitable for them.

    Second, most of students have to find jobs to pay the basic cost of their lives. It is reasonable for educational institutions to encourage students to study in a field which they are likely to be successful, and they could get a job to cover the basic living cost. If those students choose their interesting field and start their learning, perhaps, they would find themselves are not competent enough for the field and have failure in the study. In the end, they would be hard to find a promising job so that they may have too insufficient salary to cover basic living cost, and they lose the passion for the field which they started before. So, for a good job prospect, it is important for educational institutions to encourage students to choose a likely successful field.

    Some people may disagree the claim stated above, because they think that it is unfair for student to give up their own interesting field just for a good job. However, this is a short sight. As I said above, students have to find jobs to pay the basic living bills. If they can not pay the basic living bills, they would lose their interests on the field. Those students who find a good job to cover their basic living cost may have better opportunities to pursue their interests. Besides, it is unfair for those advanced students to lose their chances to learn further knowledge.

    In short, educational institutions should dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed in order to assure the education quality and a good job prospect of student as a whole. With enough salary, the graduates can have better opportunities to pursue their interesting field.

    March 7, 2020 at 2:47 am

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    1585596474
    University: Northeastern University
    Nationality: China
    March 7, 2020 at 8:31 am

    Ideally, students can choose any fields which they like and start their learning. However, educational institutions have a responsibility to ensure the success of students. Besides, some students have to find a job to pay the bills. For those reasons, I agree with the claim stated above.

    First, educational institutions have accountability to ensure every student to succeed in their field of learning. Allowing students to get into every field may hurt this goal. If students get into any fields they want, the pace of the teaching has to decrease to accommodate the weak students, and the learning materials must be less than before. In the end, some advanced students can not have advanced materials to learn further knowledge. There will be only average students, and those advanced students and the education quality suffer as a whole. Hence, educational institutions should dissuade students from pursuing fields which is unsuitable for them.

    Second, most students have to find jobs to pay the basic cost of their lives. It is reasonable for educational institutions to encourage students to study in likely successful field so that they could get a job to cover the basic living cost. If those students choose their interesting field and start their learning, perhaps, they would find themselves are not competent enough for the field and fail to study. In the end, they would be hard to find a promising job so that they may have insufficient salary to cover living cost. Besides, they lose the passion for the field which they started before. Hence, it is important for educational institutions to encourage students to choose a likely successful field.

    Some people may disagree with the claim, because they think that it is unfair for students to give up their own interesting field for a good job. However, this is very narrow-minded. As I said above, students have to find jobs to pay the basic living bills. If they can not pay the basic living bills, they would lose their interests in the field. Those students who find a good job to cover their living cost may have better opportunities to pursue their interests. Besides, it is unfair for those advanced students to lose their chances to learn further knowledge.

    In short, educational institutions should dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed in order to assure the education quality and a good job prospect of students as a whole. With enough salary, the graduates can have better opportunities to pursue their interesting field.

    dada715
    University: University of Bedfordshire
    Nationality: Chinese
    May 14, 2020 at 3:53 pm

    History tells its own story. Scrutinizing human education history after civilization has been established, it is clear that both educators and educational systems play a vital role in guiding students’ future development. Namely, the major responsibility of education is aiding students fulfilling their potential but not prohibiting their interests, which are usually the bedrock of their potential.

    It is undeniable that there are certain occupations, like pilot, astronaut, that hold exacting thresholds, height, sight and other physical items which are scarcely to change, to weed out those under or above these indicators. That is because unqualified candidates may face perilous incidents during in charging the aircraft, so stringent benchmarks must be performed throughout by the educational institutions who have strong responsibility to dissuade unqualified students to forsake the unlikely fields in the consideration of their safety.

    That is not to say, in any field, that educators could dissuade students on their interested subjects randomly. In fact, in most fields the professional knowledge and experience, either direct or indirect, can be learned by sufficient endeavor. In this case, the responsibility of education is to provide with corresponding guidance helping students absorb germane curriculum knowledge and career consult, paving for their long-term growth. In other words, except mentioned minor special fields, the majority obligation of educational organizations is assisting their students with their own study rather than making a decision for them about what is right to learn .

    Some people may raise doubt, as in the topic, that what if the majors are unsuitable for these students to learn? It is hard to subjectively assess whether a field is fitful for one to study or not. Because nobody could foresee his or her future merely by being based on current performance. This can be perfectly exemplified by the documentation of Albert Einstein, whose theory of relativity won him universal esteem. In his early year, the distinguished physicist could hardly finish his rudimentary education and thus his teacher ever predicted that Einstein would not be suitable to study general courses. However, everyone knows the end. In the last, Albert Einstein changed the world and even acquired the Nobel Prize. Estimating and evaluating a student’s potential in a field, on his or her limited current performance, cannot be more cursory, for nobody ever sees the future ahead and he or she is still under growth. Give students more confidence and less impediment and they may surprise you.

    Additionally, passion is the best teacher. Permitting students choosing their own beloved domains means they more can drive themselves on the target study than those not, due to the intensive initiatives and voraciously study desire. This can be justified by the saga of Michael Faraday, the scientist who found Electromagnetic Induction. In the hunger of electromagnetic knowledge, Faraday conducted experiments with iron and bronze scraps and conquered financial obstacles, finding the relation between electricity and magnetic field, establishing the Electromagnetism and accelerating the Second Industrial Revolution. Moreover, even under no professional direction can Faraday reach his goal, not mention those are with auxiliary.

    To sum up, only if safety consideration, in most times colleges and universities should show more belief on their students’ potential and provide as much assistance as possible to complete young people’s dreams. In turn, this animate and energetic force turn impossible possible.