Five different approaches
1.


Mastering a new language is a great challenge for many. Some linguists hold the view that the challenge is due to the way people approach a language: Some people try to learn it in classrooms whereas there are others who try to acquire it all by themselves.

• Discuss the ins and outs of these two approaches.

2.

There is huge fall in the number of people in poor nations to take care of teaching and training, regardless of disciplines and departments. This is alarming.

• What all factors do you attribute to this alarming state of affairs?
• What suggestions can you put forward so that teaching would become attractive?


3.

There is a growing trend in developing nations that makes women and their physical virtues instruments for promoting commercial interests. Some say this is a clear sign of materialism taking over human values whereas there are some who feel that it is a case marginalization of females by the male-centered market forces.

• How right are these two views in your opinion?

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When it comes to fulfilling one’s career dreams, countless factors come to play roles of different dimensions: factors like reputation of the institution and its location, the course and its content; personal attributes of the candidate and his or her commitment to the same are the three major ones.

• How important are these three in your opinion?

5.

Specialization is becoming the order of the day in all professions, and there aren’t many who are prepared to go for general practicing of any academic qualifications.

How good or bad is this trend in your opinion?