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1) Yes, if it is found that students are sitting in same classroom, reading the same assignments and hearing to the same lectures, then it can be stated that they are all receiving the same kind of information’s. However, it is quite obvious that students may be receiving the same kind of information being at the same class but, it completely depends on them as to how they would interpret the information for themselves because, each one of them live in a different community and so they it’s obvious that they would evaluate their learning in a different form (Bucher, 2014).