Team project work is becoming more and more popular in schools nowadays. Some teachers and students believe that it has many advantages while others disagree.

It is a fact that students benefit in many ways from doing team work project. To begin with, it is an ideal way for students to learn to cooperate and, at the same time, learn about a particular subject. In addition, each member of the team contributes different ideas, knowledge and skills that adds to the success of the project. Team members are also able to learn from each other this way.

However, there are also certain disadvantages involved in team project work. Firstly, members of the team often become very competitive or cannot get along with each other, which can destroy the project. Secondly, team members do not always contribute equally. For instance, some do all the work while others avoid getting involved. Lastly, working in a team can be very time consuming. As a result, students often become frustrated and think they could do it all faster alone.

On the whole, I believe that the advantages are more important than the disadvantages. From my point of view, team work should be encouraged in class, but there should be a balance of individual work and team work so that students can benefit the most.