How A Small Batch Workshop Is More Useful
- Personalized attention
- It is needless to say that this is the biggest and foremost advantage of studying in a small batch and participating in a small batch workshop. It allows each student to get noticed. Even if the student wants, it is difficult for him/her to hide and get left behind.
- Every student gets attention from the teacher and is encouraged to come forward and express his/her opinion
- Better results
- Various researches have proven that students learn and perform better when they study in small groups. This is also a function of the personalized attention that they get from their professors.
- Enhanced learning
- It is a well-known fact that not only do the students learn more in small batch sized classes, but they also learn faster.
- They feel more confident sharing their opinions, ask and answer questions, which also benefits their peers. It especially serves as a boon for students who are by nature resistant to talking in big groups or are shy to ask questions.
- Each student gets more chances to voice his/her opinion as compared to classes with large batch sizes.
- More interactive classes
- When the number of students is less, the class becomes like a community. Here everyone gets to know each other. It promotes the students as well as teachers to work in close coordination with each other.
- More opportunities are available for students to identify their weaknesses and to work on them. It also helps in building the confidence of individual students and fosters long-lasting friendships.
- Focus on learning
- Fewer students also mean less distraction and disturbance in class. In workshops with a limited number of students, teachers get the opportunity to spend more time on teaching the material.
- It also gives the instructor a platform to cater to different learning styles of different students. It helps them to engage students.
- More feedback & personal attention
- In a small batch workshop, teachers have more time to individualize their feedback. They get to ensure that each student understands what the teacher is teaching, gets the help he or she needs and can reach his or her potential.
- Sharing Of More Ideas
- With fewer students in workshops, more time can be spent on different activities. For instance, sharing and developing ideas, expressing opinions and bringing in different perspectives of different students. These help the students to develop a holistic understanding of the topic.
- Prompt Response to Questions
- Asking questions is an important part of the learning process. It also demonstrates an active engagement with course material. While studying in a large group, it gets difficult for both the students and the professors. Students feel a little uncomfortable in asking multiple questions and the professor also finds it challenging to answer each question in the session. In a small batch workshop, however, asking and answering questions is a lot simpler and more efficient.
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