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SteppeBrother

July 21, 2020

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Arts and Practical Subjects in University Education

Recent years have seen a debate around the higher education in terms of some university programmes do not satisfy changes that happened in the society. It said that humanities subjects such as philosophy, history, etc. are no longer valuable for the students for their future employment, concerning high university fees and lack of impact to real work.
My first point is the importance of humanities subjects in the study process. Teaching humanities let students improve their critical thinking and see the process of how the knowledge evolve across time. Also, it helps to improve creativity, expanding the horizons adding more information and facts to the student’s erudition. As a result, it improves the productive and his value as an employee.
On the other hand, work is about learning practical things. While knowledge becoming more theoretical it may lose the main point of the education – growing professionals. Learning theory is not the same as gaining professional skills which always come with practice, therefore, some specialities should consider to pay more attention to teaching practical courses. For instance, in computer sciences, the practical side of learning should be predominant, with teaching students real-world cases in programming and software development.
In conclusion, I think that there should be balance between those two directions, creating possibility for student develop in different kind of directions. However, some specialities like computers sciences must inevitably consist of practical courses, allowing its students walk in pace with the development of technology in the modern world.


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Arts and Practical Subjects in University Education

Recent years have seen a debate around thein higher education in terms of some university programmes that do not satisfy changes that happened in the society.respond to societal changes

It said that humanities subjects such as philosophy, history, etc.

are no longer valuable for the students for their' future employment, considering concerning high university tuition fees and the lack of impact to real workconnection with the workplace.

Teaching humanities lethelps students improve their critical thinking and see the process of how the knowledge has evolve acrossd over time.

Also, it helps to improve creativity, expanding the horizons adding more information and facts to the student’s erudition and horizons by providing students with more information and facts.

As a result, it improves this or her productiveity and his value as an employee.

On the other hand, work is about learning practical things.

Whilen knowledge becominges more theoretical it, we may lose the main point of the education – grow: developing professionals.

Learning theory is not the same as gaining professional skills which always come with practice, therefore, some specialities should consider to paying more attention to teaching practical courses.

For instance, in computer sciences, the practical side of learning should be predominant, with teaching students real-world cases in programming and software development.

In conclusion, I think that there should be balance between those two directions, creating the possibility for students to develop in different kind of directions.

However, some specialities like computers sciences must inevitably consist of practical courses, allowing its students to walk in pace with the development of technology in the modern world.

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Good writing!

Personally I think the purpose of universities should not be to prepare students for the workplace, that they should instead be places where knowledge is pursued for its own sake, and that vocational training should be done elsewhere (for example, in polytechnic institutes). It is an interesting debate though.

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SteppeBrother

July 22, 2020

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I also agree with that. But from my experience, in my country, education sometimes is too theoretical. It depends on instructors I suppose. Well, where I'm studying right now, it's not computer sciences but informational systems, which is more general discipline. However, there was a ridiculous thing that they didn't allow students work on computers during the second year of education :D

Arts and Practical Subjects in University Education

Recent years have seen a debate around the higher education in terms of some university programmes do not satisfy changes that happened in the society.

Recent years have seen a debate around thein higher education in terms of some university programmes that do not satisfy changes that happened in the society.respond to societal changes

It said that humanities subjects such as philosophy, history, etc.

are no longer valuable for the students for their future employment, concerning high university fees and lack of impact to real work.

are no longer valuable for the students for their' future employment, considering concerning high university tuition fees and the lack of impact to real workconnection with the workplace.

My first point is the importance of humanities subjects in the study process.

Teaching humanities let students improve their critical thinking and see the process of how the knowledge evolve across time.

Teaching humanities lethelps students improve their critical thinking and see the process of how the knowledge has evolve acrossd over time.

Also, it helps to improve creativity, expanding the horizons adding more information and facts to the student’s erudition.

Also, it helps to improve creativity, expanding the horizons adding more information and facts to the student’s erudition and horizons by providing students with more information and facts.

As a result, it improves the productive and his value as an employee.

As a result, it improves this or her productiveity and his value as an employee.

On the other hand, work is about learning practical things.

While knowledge becoming more theoretical it may lose the main point of the education – growing professionals.

Whilen knowledge becominges more theoretical it, we may lose the main point of the education – grow: developing professionals.

Learning theory is not the same as gaining professional skills which always come with practice, therefore, some specialities should consider to pay more attention to teaching practical courses.

Learning theory is not the same as gaining professional skills which always come with practice, therefore, some specialities should consider to paying more attention to teaching practical courses.

For instance, in computer sciences, the practical side of learning should be predominant, with teaching students real-world cases in programming and software development.

For instance, in computer sciences, the practical side of learning should be predominant, with teaching students real-world cases in programming and software development.

In conclusion, I think that there should be balance between those two directions, creating possibility for student develop in different kind of directions.

In conclusion, I think that there should be balance between those two directions, creating the possibility for students to develop in different kind of directions.

However, some specialities like computers sciences must inevitably consist of practical courses, allowing its students walk in pace with the development of technology in the modern world.

However, some specialities like computers sciences must inevitably consist of practical courses, allowing its students to walk in pace with the development of technology in the modern world.

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