Nowadays, more and more students are attending tutorial classes outside school.
Why has this trend developed, and are there real advantages to attending these tutorial classes? The facilities inside tutorial classrooms - which often hold more than 100 students - are admittedly excellent.
In addition, the students can get a lot of wonderful notes and tips which are valuable for passing the examination.
The tutors usually tell the students which part of the question will appear in the examination paper. Thus, many students often get grade A for some subjects.
It cannot be denied that attending tutorial classes can help students pass their examinations.
However, do students really gain knowledge from joining these classes? They only learn how to pass by regurgitating the notes which the tutor gives them. Is this a good study habit? Besides, the tutors often make many mistakes during tutorial lessons. For instance, one English tutor I know usually mispronounces his spoken English.