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楼主好人啊~~~~帮忙改下吧~~PS:划蓝线的不知怎么回事。。。不管它
"Education will be truly effective only when it isspecifically designed to meet the individual needs and interests of eachstudent.
The requirementabove surely can arouse students' interest and take advantage of theirpotential abilities. However, it is very likely to keep them from becomingall-round talents, and whether the ‘education’ mentioned in the statement issuccessful if educators merely teaching things meeting individual needs withoutpreparing students to face competitions and pressure of modern society shouldalso be considered.
Everyone, fond ofdealing with what they are interested in, can create immense motivation whenthings cater to them, which always result in a fantastic achievement. Einstein,known as the greatest scientist in twentieth century with a much higher IQ overordinary people, didn’t even attain modest grades in most courses during hisschool life. Yet, he discovered relativism and quantum theory which laid thefoundation of modern physics. Not earning high scores at school indicates hisignorance about courses not of his interest, but he devoted majority of timeresearching his favorite disciplines and therefore made huge accomplishmentwith his high IQ. As far as students at school or college is concerned, interestplays a role as a teacher who can instruct them to obtain deeper understandingabout their interested fields, and furthermore, they may do some inventions andresearches that make contributions to modern technology development or even theoreticalsystem. If achieving so, they are bound to gain huge confidence, andunderstand their value to community, which can guide them plan their careersand then benefit the whole society.
Even though havingin-depth learning by adopting the requirement above seems of appreciation, I wantto talk about the demerits behind it. In modern society, earning merely oneparticular skill cannot guarantee people a nice position because the complexityof work nowadays is beyond everyone’s expectation. Even a type-writer has tomaster at least two languages. Thus, certain job-related skills andcommunication abilities that are necessary living in society must be imparted. Studentsfrom high-ranking universities, admired by people around them, are regarded tobe social elites. As some news indicates, however, quite many of them even havedifficulties in find a modest job, because they can’t take care of themselvesand aren’t good at communicating with fellows. Then, wining countless rewards andeven making great innovations in their loving areas doesn’tmake any difference under this circumstance.
In addition,education should not only prepare students to compete in society but also helpthem maintain cultural identity and abilities of logical thinking, analysis andcreativity. What the truly purpose of education requires one take in variousaspects of knowledge and skills rather than things only meeting individualneeds.
Turning to theattitudes of schools, there can’t be abundant educational resources to designteaching program for everyone according to their interests and demands. Consideringthe large numbers of students, it is impossible for one or two teachers that isaverage standard for one class to cover all students’ interests, like sports,mathematics, literature, physics, engineering and even more aspects. Besides,since primary schools only teach basic knowledge, laboratories, hightechnological machines or higher educational materials are beyond schools’resources if one is not interested in primary knowledge at all but those high-leveldisciplines. If students can’t be guided by teachers and necessary resourcesare not available for them, great motivation is still useless.
On balance, schoolsdo have to take solutions to satisfy students’ interests, but not by means ofmeeting everyone’s demand. Instead, teachers can provide variety of optionalcourses that cover many areas in order to impart certain knowledge that numbersof students are interested in. Meanwhile, compulsory education should beguaranteed, which ensures students to bring about a better society in future.
In sum, schools havethe responsibility to develop students’ interests, but not to providespecifically designed education for everyone. After all, knowledge of everyfield should be supported by other disciplines and what modern society needsmore is comprehensively developed talents. |
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