"To a certain extent, I am merely playing devil's advocate here. There
are definite, inarguable advantages to having smaller class sizes, and
those arguments have been widely voiced and fiercely defended. While we
strive to serve students with more personal attention and a comfortable
learning atmosphere, it is important to recognize that not everyone
learns optimally in the same way. Some subjects may be more effectively
taught in a larger setting. Certain skill sets can only be strengthened
by being introduced to a variety of social environments. Nothing is
black and white. It is essential that we keep our minds open and
consider the good that can come out of larger class sizes, rather than
merely writing it off as a categorically substandard and inferior way of
serving the children for whom we care so much."
aqui.
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