5. Ethics on practical education

Education is significant and must be acquired by all in any possible means available in order to gain knowledge and learn skills. Education can be instructed in a theoretical way or in a practical manner. Regarding this, many may view that practical education is not real and we should just stick to the theoretical education while others might think that practical education must be given more importance as it teaches more effectively making the students understand better. However, it cannot be denied that practical education certainly has a lot deeper impact on students.
Practical education means gaining the knowledge through practical method. It means the students had to observe or manipulate real objects or materials or they witness a teacher demonstration. This practical work can motivate students by stimulating interest and enjoyment, give insight to the methods and develop expertise in it, retains the knowledge in the mind, develop a better understanding, involve and deal with real life situations and make the learning interesting by 10 times!
Thus, there are ethics which we have to observe in dealing with practical education. Firstly, practice makes perfect. Practise diligently without having the instructor to tell you first the things that you had practised. Diligence may give the person a good result in what they are achieving.
Students must take proper care and cautions when dealing with stuff and substances in real life. Any