School books are becoming bigger and heavier. Do you believe students benefit from every single page in those books?

I have personally used self-help course books which I found useless.  Teamwork, collaboration and in classroom work enriches learning towards exchange and transformation.  Blackboard is an effective tool to keep everyone, students and teachers, apprised of what's going on, potential resource tool and a safe, somewhat confidential space to stay in touch with students and teachers to promote effective learning.

non je ne le pense pas car ils ne vont pas retenire tout le contenu du livre

I believe that school books are not only getting heavier but also becoming more separated from reality and what students should really learn to face and challenge their future careers.

I think that teaching and learning systems must be changed to be adaptable with the current time, so we must change the traditional methods with methods depend on coursework and at the end each student must prepare his own book then exchange with other students and teacher have to merge the books to get the final resource of the course.

Yes, because in every page they've read, they might browse some page that could give them a piece of learning.

I don't think so. because in the Philippines, most books now come with answer sheets provided for quizzes or seat works for students. the point is in order for you to effectively pass the subject, you have to buy your own book which is not pragmatic enough for poor students who are supposed to borrow old books from seniors. In effect, you cannot reuse these old books for future use. Money is wasted and knowledge is acquired for a price.

yes students definitly benefit from a single page

No, they don't, but this could be enhanced thoroughly by simple steps and tricks.Reading a University book is an art, I am talking about medical books.

No, I don't believe that's the case.

No.because some pages are not reading or having important material