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第二篇习作,大家互相拍拍~~
谢了
Taking classes in many subjects is better
Nowadays, some universities require students to specialize in one subject. They might consider that specializing in one subject can strengthen the students’ comprehension on this subject and save the time to accept unrelated or unnecessary information and knowledge. However, in my point of view, students taking classes in many subjects can benefit more.
At the first place, common sense tells us that those experts in one field such as physics often expert on many other fields too. Generally, the full development of one field cannot be achieved without the help of other related subjects. For instance, researches no material design are not the sole work in chemistry. They also accompany with the application of physics, computer science, advanced mathematics, and so forth. Therefore, students majoring in material science and engineering should master lots of knowledge covered with chemistry, physics, computer and so on.
On the other hand, taking classes in many subjects provide students a good opportunity to communicate with students in other majors. Through their conversation, group discussion, or group study, one can enrich their knowledge, broaden their perspectives, or even boost their spirits. For example, a literature student may achieve enlightenment from an art student. A student majoring in science can also benefit a lot from the conversation with an art student, whose vivid thinking style can be helpful to the one with strong logical thinking ability.
Finally, at present specializing in one subject is so monotone that the efficiency of study is certainly low to most students. To an engineering student, it would be boring only studying the laws, formalizations, and the chemical qualities. Adding subjects such as music, literature, and sports would be a pleasure for them. And then they will regain their energy to study.
In sum, the benefits taking classes in many subjects surely outweigh only specializing in one subject. It is advisable for universities to require students to take more subjects, which are helpful and interesting. |
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