Nowadays, we have multiple options for many things, and people want to do many things at once. Some may say that you can gain more experience by doing many things than one. However, I personally believe that completing a single written paper is much more beneficial than multiple exams. There are two main reasons for this, which I will explain in the following essay.
First of all, completing a single written paper requires an enormous amount of time and mental effort. Therefore, this kind of assignment is always disliked by students, and the teacher can easily grade it because he can see the student’s effort and it is fair for everyone. Moreover, researching and justifying one’s own opinion is one of the most important elements to improve a student’s critical thinking ability. For example, when I was in high school, I had to do research for a project paper, and I studied a lot of data that you don’t normally see. I was excited because on that occasion, I learned the importance of learning with my eagerness to learn. As a result, I was able to achieve a high score and learn many specific skills from this written assignment.
Secondly, mastering many subjects at the same time sometimes exceeds one’s ability. As young people, they could not finish their studies because there were too many things to learn and they had to study for each subject to graduate from school, and so universities are always researching to improve professional skills. But writing one subject is more beneficial than studying many subjects when you are a student. In other words, quality or quantity - many people prefer quality. There is no denying that a single writing project would disrupt teaching, but one or two writing projects are necessary in schools, in my opinion. From this point of view, the quality of a project is much more beneficial than the quantity.
In conclusion, dealing with only one topic can help motivate a student to do his or her project and complete it to some degree. These are the two reasons why I believe students should work on a single written subject rather than studying for multiple exams.