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    Both self-study and group study have advantages. Self-study helps with concentration, note-taking skills, and stimulating creativity. However, it does not allow getting feedback or exploring ideas deeply. Group study allows discussing ideas, immediately fixing errors, improving listening skills, and handling problems together, but it can also lead to misunderstandings. Overall, both methods are effective, but students should choose the method best suited to their learning goals.

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    Both self-study and group study have advantages. Self-study helps with concentration, note-taking skills, and stimulating creativity. However, it does not allow getting feedback or exploring ideas deeply. Group study allows discussing ideas, immediately fixing errors, improving listening skills, and handling problems together, but it can also lead to misunderstandings. Overall, both methods are effective, but students should choose the method best suited to their learning goals.

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    Both self-study and group study have advantages. Self-study helps with concentration, note-taking skills, and stimulating creativity. However, it does not allow getting feedback or exploring ideas deeply. Group study allows discussing ideas, immediately fixing errors, improving listening skills, and handling problems together, but it can also lead to misunderstandings. Overall, both methods are effective, but students should choose the method best suited to their learning goals.

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    Nowadays, group or self-study are still a controversial topic for many people.

    In
    my point of view, both of these methods have its own advantages.

    On one hand, it could be said that self-learning proved its variety benefits in
    different ways. Studying alone helps people to get high concentration to
    memorize the information and improve their note-taking skills. They sometimes
    must follow the lesson by their teacher way of thinking, which leads to that they
    couldn’t gain deeper into the subtance of the lesson and figure out their own
    misunderstanding. It’s also create an opportunity for students to do all the tasks
    on their own way, with their own experienced, therefore there for these will
    stimulate the curiosity and creative skills.

    On the other hand, there are a great number of advantages when students
    decide to study toghether in a group. Firstly, each individual comes up with their
    own ideas to discuss and create an overview of projects, from that students could
    detect the errors and fix them immediately to handle the problems. Secondly,
    studying in a group would improve people’s listening skills because being in
    collaboration means people have responsible to unify their opinions to contribute
    to the overall work of the group. It is inevitable to have misunderstanding
    between members in a group, and listening to other team members is the
    essential thing.

    In conclusion, I agree that both kinds of learning are effective for students but it is
    necessary to choose the suitable way of studuying to achieve the highest
    efficiency in acquried purpose.

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