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19# hichangke
Topic : agree or disagree, government should spend more money on education of very young children rather than the education of on universities.
Relying on of science and education to rejuvenate our nation is one of the main policies of the Chinese government. Obviously, both the education of the very young children and university are of great significance to a country's development. However, considering that the university plays a more important role in both individuals and the country’s future development, I tend to disagree that government should spend more money on education of very young children rather than the education of on universities (The ‘university’ provides education, so you can’t ‘educate’ a university..you can at most say ‘spend money on the education from/provided by universities’..).
Admittedly, receiving good education when people are very young could benefit them a lot; however, it is the education in university that greatly influences people’s future development. No one could make sure a child who has received a good education would have a bright future. By contrast, a well-educated university graduate seems to be prosperous (This, when used to describe a person, means ‘rich’/’well-off’. But I think what you mean is that this person has the prospect to be rich rather than that he is already rich..Usually you’d use ‘prosperous’ to describe things e.g. ‘a prosperous business’ rather than people.) since his or her education background would bring a big advantage. For example, my uncle Lee, a renowned businessman in our city, owns his success to his experience in university .Being born in a small town, he even had no opportunity to go to school when he was a very little child and it was what he learned in university, as he acclaims, that changed his life. (If your uncle had no chance to go to school when he was young, how did he end up in university - an institution of HIGHER education - later? Wouldn’t you be surprised? Plus, how does personal development relate to the successful development of a country, anyway?)
More importantly, by training a large number of qualified personnel to society, the university has played a significant role in a nation’s development. For example, nearly one third of the members of Chinese Academy of Science and Chinese Academy of Engineering graduated from Tsinghua University. Those high-achieving scientists have made great contribution to China’s modernization by dedicating themselves to a lot of scientific projects, such as the well-known Shenzhou spaceships and the research of the atomic bomb and hydrogen bomb. Therefore, compared with spending money on the education of very young children, more money spent on university would be beneficial and necessary for the development of our society.
Furthermore, the university needs more money to ensure its high quality and maintenance and thus, government financial support is necessary. Without sufficient money, many laboratories would be closed, all kinds of scientific research programs could not be carried out and libraries would unable to provide abundant books and videos materials for students and teachers. Those would definitely obstacle (This is a noun, not a verb. The verb would be ‘block’ or ‘hinder’.) the academic outcomes of the professors and make it harder for students to learn more things in university. Moreover, the university also needs more money to attract highly-qualified professors, which would enable students to have a better understanding of what they learned. (Again, how would this relate to the development of a nation? If the universities can’t operate without government’s money, it’s their problem – you have never proven that this would be a problem in the nation’s development.)
In conclusion, even though the education of very young children is important, considering the enormous impact the university has had on people and society, and besides ,its operation highly rely on money, (consider + noun. ‘its operation highly rely on money’ is neither a noun nor a noun phrase, so you can’t use ‘and’ to connect these parts. Start a new sentence when necessary.) the government should spend more money on the education of university.
总结:
你这篇写来写去只有第二个论点算是有效。剩下两个论段都跟题目无关– 我知道你想说什么。比如,第三个论点实际上是‘大学<对国家贡献很大>1,我们必须<保证它正常运行>2,要<保证它正常运行>2要很多<钱>3,所以为了保证大学<对国家的贡献>1政府就必须给<钱>3来<保证它运行>2’,而不是简单化的‘大学要很多钱所以政府应该给钱’。注意问题是问1->3,这个论点句是如何从1->2->3然后把1-2-3连接起来成为一个完整的句子– 这个1到2,2到3的关系,才是你的论点,而不是单纯的2或者1。
关于让步:
让步只需要让一个论点就好,不需要所有对方论点都让。在这篇里,你可以挑一个最普遍最可能会被用来论述对方论点的A的好处,然后反驳(证明这方面A其实不好),或者证明B在这方面的好处还是凌驾于A(证明B>A)。一定要有反驳或者凌驾证明。如果你整段都只是在说A好,那么你是在描述对方论点,不是在论述你的论点。最要紧的就是搞明白描述(descriptive)和论述(argumentative)的区别。
出现only, always这类的题目,如果要反驳,实际上这就是你的总论点。简单的例子:题目是Agree or disagree: you always lie. 你的论点则是I don’t agree -> I do not always lie. -> Sometimes I do not lie. 你只要证明最后这句就可以了,一个例子就够 – 其实这种题目是最好写的,没有再去提对方论点的必要。。让我再强调一次:让步不是必须的,但是,如果你要提对方的观点,那你必须对其反驳或凌驾之,不能光说‘对方大概是这样想的吧哈哈哈’。写议论文你要知道三点:1. 你的总论点具体是什么(不光是‘同意’或者‘不同意’)2. 你的分论点各自是什么,如何能支持总论点 3. 对方论点(如果有)是什么,如何反之。说白了就是‘知己知彼’而已。 |
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