Zhao Qingyu
Member
- Joined
- May 28, 2016
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- China
- Current Location
- Poland
Our society have witnessed an demonstrable phenomenon that full-time university students inclined to concentrate on their study, which worried some people who believe it is essential for the students to participant other activities. In my perspective, full-time students not only need to focus on their studying, but also have to do other activities.
We cannot emphasize the importance of studying to much, especially for students. Students go to university to acquaint themselves with professional knowledge which could make them more competent in society. What is more, the knowledge in university usually very professional and complected, thus, students need to take more spirit and attention on them to get a good comprehension of them. Among those university students, full-time students don’t have enough time to get a long-term job and they usually have much courses every weekday, so they logically don’t have much spare time to do other activities.
However, under no circumstances can we brush aside other activities. It is important for full-time students to learn more communication skills and practical experiences and foster their vital idiosyncrasy such as leadership. Some activities could provide students opportunities to get these. For instance, full-time students can use their weekends to volunteer in national sports competitions to practice communication skills and cultivate-problems solving skills. Only Studying would never satisfy students’ need for strong competency in society.
To sum up, full-time students do need to study to learn useful knowledge, since knowledge is not their unique need, they also need to participant in other activities to get other skills and cultivate important characters.
We cannot emphasize the importance of studying to much, especially for students. Students go to university to acquaint themselves with professional knowledge which could make them more competent in society. What is more, the knowledge in university usually very professional and complected, thus, students need to take more spirit and attention on them to get a good comprehension of them. Among those university students, full-time students don’t have enough time to get a long-term job and they usually have much courses every weekday, so they logically don’t have much spare time to do other activities.
However, under no circumstances can we brush aside other activities. It is important for full-time students to learn more communication skills and practical experiences and foster their vital idiosyncrasy such as leadership. Some activities could provide students opportunities to get these. For instance, full-time students can use their weekends to volunteer in national sports competitions to practice communication skills and cultivate-problems solving skills. Only Studying would never satisfy students’ need for strong competency in society.
To sum up, full-time students do need to study to learn useful knowledge, since knowledge is not their unique need, they also need to participant in other activities to get other skills and cultivate important characters.