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我以前写过的一篇相同的题目,希望楼主也看看,给点意见。虽然我现在看起来觉得写得很烂,但毕竟是自己写得不好做太多的评价,当局着迷。
The speaker asserts that in order to improve the quality of instruction at the college and university level, all faculty should be required to spend time working outside the academic world. In my view, I fundamentally agree with the speaker on the respect that working outside the academic world in professions relevant to the course might be beneficial to the teaching, for students can learn well what they learnt could be used in their future career. However, at the meantime, not all of the faculty should work in professions relevant to the course in the working world, such as some very theoretical subjects.
From some very practical and useful way, I do quite agree with the speaker's statement, for most college or university students would go on working and apply what they have learnt in college into practical use and make contributions to the whole society with their professional knowledge and skills. In this respect, it is necessary for faculty which relevant to some practical majors and courses such as business, law, and medicine to spend time working outside the academic world in professions relevant to the courses they teach, for example, they could spend their time in companies, office of law and hospitals to learn to apply their professional knowledge and skills into practical use, by this way , the could master their professional knowledge better though such practical learning, besides , their could also find the differences between what they are taught in books and the true application of specific knowledge in practical works. Consider, for example, a medical school students are required to stay in hospital as interns before they could be a real doctor, that's because medicine is a practical and professional work which requires not only medical knowledge but also the experiences of practical working with patients, only by this way, could a medical school students learns well and gradually mastered such a skill as a doctor and able to treat patient at the expense of practical and clinic experiences as interns.
Nevertheless, when it comes to some very theoretical fields of studies, and as math, theoretical physics and even philosophy, spending time working outside the academic world would have no any sound benefits. For example, philosophy is regarded as one of the most difficult subjects to study and learn, for it is relevant to something internal, such as ideology, spirit, emotions and the way we recognize and world and ourselves, those elements that philosophy concerns are all very abstract ones for we could not touch or feel those directly and the only way we could understand and recognize those feelings is through our perspectives and self value. In the respect, unlike other practical faculty as business and medicine, it is difficult and even impossible to find such workings fields relevant to the courses in professions ,because the study of human thoughts and metaphysics requires little working experience but more our critical thinking and creative criticism.
In sum, I fundamentally with the speaker's statement for most subjects are in close relevance with our practical working fields, thus, for most faculty who teach such subjects are necessarily required to spend time working outside the academic world in professions in order to improve their students abilities to apply their books' knowledge into practical skills and help them accumulate more working experience which might be very beneficial for their future careers. Nevertheless, some other theoretical subjects still remain to be very difficult in relation with any practical working fields. In the final analysis, in order to improve the quality of instruction at the college level , faculty who are in close relevance with practical use should required to spend time working outside the academic worlds in professions, only by this way , could students better apply what they have learnt to their future careers and make more contributions to our society . |
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