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发表于 2012-2-11 11:57:40
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本帖最后由 loveinwc 于 2012-2-11 12:01 编辑
依旧想死啊………………恳请高人们勿要手软…………憋了一个小时才想出两个论点,到考场上铁定完蛋了!!!
2月10日 101203NA Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Parents should help children to do their work or encourage children to do their work independently.
I once heard an interesting chinese allegory ----once upon a time, there was a farmer who tried to help the shoots grow by pulling them upward, but only resulted them in death. Caring for their offspring is parents' instinct, like the farmer raising his shoots. But excessive enthusiasm sometimes would lead to the adverse result-- let their treasure be spoiled by spoiling. To my opinion, helping the children do work too much times might be one of these behaviours. So I agree that parents should encourage their children to do work independently as possible.
First of all, to do work independently has one advantage is that children could learn the fundamental knowledge they should know by themselves. Besides the so called exam points, the teachers would certainly want students to gain their command of knowledge through the course of homework. If the children got used to have their parents do the homework for them, they would regret sooner or later. Like the farmer, whose shoots seemed growing well, but presently he found that his shoots didn't absorb the necessary nutrition, water and sunlight by themselves, their mature was only an illusion. It was too late.
Moreover, there is another advantage for parents to let their children do work independently. it could let their children grow up with independence. As everyone knows, every child will grow up into an adult. And eventually, they will run into some situation where no one to count on but themselves. So to learn independence earlier will benefit their future. It is said, as the time comes, falcons will take their offspring to the highest cliff, and then they loose their claws, push the youngster to fall down, until they learn how to fly or die. It sounds cruel. In my opinion, sometimes, a critical pace is necessary in our growing time. Some one even said growing process is painful. In fact, doing homework independently just is the first pace to learn how to be a real adult. Parents can not help them forever. Earlier or later, they will be aware of that. May be that is a challenge for the children, but why not let them have a try?
These two reasons above are sufficient for me to conclude that parents should encourage their children do work independently, no matter how they love them. This way to help their children will be more beneficial for the offspring's long term development. |
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