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10.7
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement: the benefits that students can get from student organizations or club activities are as many as they can get from their academic studies.
Perhaps no issue is today’s world is as crucial as education is to students. People have various views on what/which would benefit students more – should they focus on academic studies (This phrase is actually in your question – so please learn to use it.) or should they join in student organizations? In my point of view, I believe student can benefit from campus activities as many ('many' is an adjective, not an adverb. You can't 'benefit many', not even 'benefit manily'. You can only have 'many benefits'.) as they can get from academic study, of course, in different aspects.
To begin with, students can learn the practical ability ('the' means the noun is specific, i.e. there is a particular, known 'practical ability' that you are talking about. If you're just talking about practical abilities in general, say 'practical abilities'. And, by any means, what kind of abilities count as 'practical' abilities is very vague..) from participating in organization or club activities, which is required for hunting jobs. In order to complete a certain activity program, students should cooperate with others, make a detailed plan, organize their schedules, find ways to solve unexpected problems, and execute the plan efficiently. These can only be learned and practiced from real activities. Take my roommate as an example. She used to be an activist in student union and She participated in organizing many campus activities. She then got a pretty job (Only people and things are 'pretty'. You don’t describe jobs as 'pretty' because they are, at least in most cases, not 'pretty'. I have no idea where you get this translation of 光鲜/体面 from, but you're talking about a job that looks very good/glamorous, the word is 'fancy'.) after graduation due to these excellent practical capabilities.
Besides the practical capabilities, students also benefit from working with others in a certain team and therefore start building up their own social networks. And it is indisputable that a social network is crucial in today’s society and can bring people more opportunities in the job market. In a campus organization, students could enjoy more convenience to meet and interact with various people than merely staying in classroom. And the more people they know, the bigger their social networks will be and the more benefits they will get from those connections. (This is all very good – but what if the student wants a career in the academia? Should he then 'stay in the classroom' with the academia people, because that'd benefit him more than simply fooling around with fellow students who just want a job out of the ordinary market? You have not made a proper comparison to prove your point, which is 'student organizations have AS MANY benefits AS academic studies do, only in different aspects'. Think about it :))
Furthermore, participating in practical activities offers students the opportunity and channel to practice what they learn from textbooks and hence lead them to learn better. For example, a student majoring in management can learn to lead and run a team by participating in student union, which allows him or her to apply the management theory.
Above all (This means your following point is the most important, more important than all the rest in the essay. But you're writing a conclusion, not a new point, so this is not the phrase to use.), from joining in student organization or club activities, students get the practical ability such as cooperation and execution, build up their social network and practice what they learn in academic studies. So they surely could get as many as they can get from textbooks (Yeah but you didn't prove this. If you want to prove A=B, you need to prove A=3 and B=3, not just A=3..).
总结:
语言方面不错,但是这个题目到现在为止似乎没有人写得非常切题过。。这是一个比较题,而且是要证明相等关系的比较,而不是好坏描述就好了!你现在写出来的是参加学生活动很好1,很好2,很好3,也就是A=3,但是你如果要证明A的好处和B的好处相等,你得证明B也等于3。。
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