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   I am a Senior Three Student. Recently there was a heated discussion among Senior 3 students in our school. The students were questioned whether they were willing to have the evening self-study at school or not. Here is the result according to the survey.

     60 percent of the students think it¡¯s a good idea to have it at school. They think they can do better in their study with the help of the teachers. Also, they can concentrate on their lessons better in the classroom and with company of their fellow classmates.

     There are 25 percent of the students who think they prefer to study at home. They suppose that they may get disturbed by others and there are possible dangers on their way home alone. At the same time, still 15 percent of the students don¡¯t have a clear answer to the question. They say they will go to school to have evening self-study if they are asked to, but they promise they can also do well at home.