Cách trả lời "Would there be any disadvantages in asking students’ opinions?" IELTS SPEAKING PART 3

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• There can be potential disadvantages in asking students' opinions

• Main idea 1: Students may not have a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter, and their opinions may be based on limited knowledge or personal biases.
  • Supporting idea: In other words, the student's opinion may be based on limited knowledge or personal biases, rather than a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.
  • Example: For example, a student who has a personal interest in a topic may be more likely to have a positive opinion of it, even if the evidence suggests otherwise. Similarly, a student who has had negative experiences with a particular teaching method may have a negative opinion of it, even if it is an effective method for other students.
• Main idea 2: Collecting and analyzing students' opinions can be time-consuming, which may not be feasible in every situation.
  • Supporting idea: 
    • Analyzing the data collected from these methods may also be time-consuming, as the teacher may need to read and categorize responses, identify trends or patterns, and make decisions based on the results.
    • In some situations, such as in large lecture-style classes or in situations where time is limited, it may not be feasible to collect and analyze student opinions. 
  • Example: For example, to collect student opinions, a teacher may need to create surveys, conduct interviews, or facilitate group discussions, which can take a considerable amount of time to organize and implement.