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C1-TA Iván Márquez Essay1-Tema4

The essay discusses the decline of traditional higher education in favor of alternatives that promise better job prospects, highlighting the high costs and time commitment associated with universities. It argues that reducing tuition fees would encourage more individuals to pursue higher education, as current costs deter many families. Additionally, it emphasizes the limitations of e-learning compared to in-person education, suggesting that physical interaction enhances understanding.

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C1-TA Iván Márquez Essay1-Tema4

The essay discusses the decline of traditional higher education in favor of alternatives that promise better job prospects, highlighting the high costs and time commitment associated with universities. It argues that reducing tuition fees would encourage more individuals to pursue higher education, as current costs deter many families. Additionally, it emphasizes the limitations of e-learning compared to in-person education, suggesting that physical interaction enhances understanding.

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Essay

Over the last years (in recent years), further education has
increasingly been replaced by other alternatives which provide higher
probabilities of job success. Not only do universities cost vast sums of
money, but also young people who study there need more years in
order to become independent. However, were these kinds of careers
not to be studied, our society would not be able to develop itself
correctly properly/effectively. Consequently, numerous changes have
to be made to encourage individuals to choose this unpopular option.

Firstly, the usage of technology has provided numerous advantages


which allow us to save time. E-learning has become an essential
method among most academics who nowadays can perfectly teach
their students without leaving home, with a cup of coffee at their desk
informal: from the comfort of their home. Nevertheless, electronic
devices often commit errors malfunction which may considerably
reduce the quality of the course. In addition, physical contact
commonly improves the understanding of the theory explained by
some teachers, as students can see their movements and hear their
explanations fluently.

Secondly, colleges usually have unaffordable fees which suppose


pose a great challenge for many families. Were these prices to be
reduced, more individuals would prefer this choice. Furthermore,
governments would not have to worry about losing money, as
students dealing with lower fees would spend more on other public
services such as transport.

As a conclusion (in conclusion), lessening reducing fees/ lowering


tuition costs would be the best method to increase the number of
individuals interested in pursuing higher education, rather than using
e-learning, as this strategy does not offer the best service provide the
highest quality of education.

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