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1# CRhahaha
Do you agree or disagree that a teacher who is serious and strict is more efficient than a teacher who uses humors and is easygoing?
Some people argue as if it is a general truth that a teacher who is serious and strict is more efficient than one who uses humors and is easygoing. Students may complete their mission? (What do you mean by 'mission'? Do you mean 'task', 'homework' or 'assignment'?) on time because of the strict commands and also gain a relatively high score during an exam. But to be frank, tempting as such claims might be, it is hardly true. There are numerous reasons why I hold no confidence on it, and I would explore only a few primary ones here.
To begin with, though being serious and strict would ensure the students to complete their assignments on time. (This is not a complete sentence.) I don’t think it is an advisable way which will encourage them to gain deeper knowledge (So, is it or is it not going to 'encourage them to gain deeper knowledge'? In other words, how far does your 'don't think' cover in this sentence? It is ambiguous.) for they have paid too much attention on quantity rather than quality. In contrary, if students were taught in a relaxing atmosphere they would be interested in the subject which they are learning. As for me, I always feel sleepy when I was listening a lecture with no jokes and hardly could I learn it (What? The 'lecture'? But you can't 'learn' a lecture..) by heart. However, I will remember the points that made me laugh. In other words, the purpose of education is to give knowledge, not to assign the homework. So having a sense of humor may be more efficient than strict commands. (So, you think 'efficiency' means students will be able to remember points..or do you think 'interest' means 'efficiency'? You've written with great command of the language itself but still you've never made it clear what exactly 'efficient' means, and how 'interest' or 'remember the points' end up proving the 'efficiency' of having a sense of humor. Yes, you could say that if the teaching arouses interest in students that means it is efficient, but you'd have to say this, explicitly - because interest is not the only nor the universally accepted single criterium of efficiency.)
Additionally, communicating plays a dispensable (I think you meant 'indispensable'..) role in teaching. An easygoing teacher would communicate with his/her students freely. (You are assuming that a strict and serious teacher would not communicate with his students freely. Is that even a valid assumption? Think about it.) During communicating with teachers, students can exchange different ideas, solve problems and acquire extra knowledge which won’t be found in books. What’s more, for an easygoing teacher even a debate is welcomed. Just like a friend of mine, he held an opposite opinion against with his teacher’s (First, this is not a correct sentence..second, you're simply trying too hard to be 'complex'..why not just 'held an opinion against his teacher's'? Focus on what you want to express, not how many clauses you can wield at one time.). To prove his view, he did a large quantity of studies and made several debates with the teacher. Finally the problem was solved and he was extremely thankful to his teacher for giving him the opportunity to learn so many things and never criticize him. How can we imagine a debate between a student and a serious teacher? (Why not? 'Seriousness' and 'ability to communicate' is not mutually exclusive. There are people who are very serious but who communicate very well, and there are also people who are very funny and easy-going but are difficult to talk to because they blabber and don't really listen.)Without effective communication how could a teacher teach effectively (This must be a question, if not it's not a proper sentence.).
It is true that teaching in a humorous method ('Humorous' is essentially a human thing. 'Methods' can't really be 'humorous'. Unless you mean 'a humor method'..which is still quite an odd expression.) may be slower than a strict way in classes, because we will always discuss other things during the class (Again, this depends on the teacher's ability to control the flow of the class, rather than whether he uses humor and is easy-going..As said, a teacher can be very easy-going but at the same time can control his class very well.). However, it dosen’t mean that it is less efficient. Because we have obtain the passion of studying, got extra knowledge effectively and achieved (I'm not entirely sure what tense you meant to use here but at least be consistent.) the purpose of education indeed. On balance, I hardly agree that being a serious and strict teacher is more efficient than a humors and easygoing teacher.
总结:
你的语言功底很好,但注意表达上不要过于繁复。
论述方面对分论点的展开有太多想当然的地方 - 为什么让学生有interest,让你记住一些points,就能得出某种教学efficient的结论?为什么你会认为严肃的老师就不可能和学生辩论(换句话说,你为什么认为'serious and strict'的定义里一定包括‘不会和学生沟通’)请多想想你的论述是否足够严密。 |
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