Nowadays many people think that students should learn language in small classes as this is better and easier to learn, while others believe it does not matter the age of the language they learn. In my opinion, learning in small classes might be more productive and easier to remember structured language, although for others it might not matter the number of people.
On the one hand, learning a language in small classes will be more memorable for many years. This is because teachers provide a lot of attention for students, which is to focus on their mistakes and help to prevent these mistakes by individual lessons. Secondly, the students do practice speaking a lot with other students and shy people can also participate, because in large classes, some students may not have enough opportunities to speak. As a result, the lesson can be quieter and more organized in small classes, it is quite easy for the teacher to manage the class.
On the other hand, teaching language for students does not matter the number of the students in the class. If the teacher is a good and qualified teacher, it does not matter the number of people and can manage the class effectively. Therefore, teachers can research some ways to change these ways easily. Education is developing for technology sides, such as at present having many platforms for learning a language, and having some apps for every student, which can train all of the students in the platforms. Consequently, in the big classes you can build a lot of communication with some students, and they can develop their many personal skills with other students.
In conclusion, although for some educators it might be easy to teach in big auditories, in my opinion, learning a language in small auditories is more affordable. This is due to the fact that students have more opportunities to speak a lot and receive individual feedback from the educators.