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I have a sister whose father is a music teacher, and when she was at three, her father began to teach her music, and she was so smart that it was not long before she mastered what she had been taught. As a result, she had a good command of playing the去掉the,play piano是固定搭配 piano and singing at an early age, which were more excellent than those who were at the same age withas her. In my view, the talentedtalent should be identified and trained at an early age so that they may contribute to the society.
As an old saying goes:interest is the best teacher, it seems necessay for parents and teachers to identify children's special talents and abilities rather than force them to learn some skills blindly, not considering whether the children are interested or not. A trend prevails that parents demand their children to attend some training centerattend后面应该接classes或courses blindly embracing the hope that these children can have some abilities when they grow up, however, they fail to consider the children's own interests, therefore, some efforts though having been? taked into action, have no pay. My own experence is a case in the point. When I was four years old, my mother sent me to a training center in the hope that I could learn some skills in dancing, yet I had no interest in it, and no matter how the teacher instructed me, it was difficult for me to satisfy the teacher. Later, while I entered the primaru primary school, the dance teachers in the school wanted to select some talented children to attend the dance club. Unfortunately, I failed for I could't accomplished the teachers' direction but others did. Until now, it seems that my efforts have not paid off.这段有点走题了,自己也觉得~但是不知道应该怎么举例了
如果觉得跑题,可以加一个结束句往回扯一下,比如:家长对儿童兴趣的尊重是至关重要的,即使他们进入学校,儿时的经历还是会影响他们。
On the contrary, some talented children were motivated in a proper way by the training and then excel in their areas of ability. Take Zhou Bichang for example. Zhou, who have been rewarded as the second prize at the competition of singing called "Chaoji nvsheng" in China, have been trained in music when she was very young. Through training, her potantialpotential ability to music has been fully developed, and now not only is she good at Opera, but also she do well in many instruments, which are adored by numerous people.
来握个手,我是凉粉~~~嘿嘿
On the other hand, albeits society has identified the talented, it is suitable for these children to study rather than abuse such talents and abilities. In ancient China, an intelligent child called Zhongyong, was famous for his verses. While his family encouraged him to stop learning but to earn money by making verses, due to it that he created the verses everyday with no learning at all, and what he had learned was limited, several years later, he could not make verses any more, and even after a few years, he died. We can suppose that if this child had been going on his study other than stop it, he may have become a person with much reputation today in China's history.
To sum up, parents should develop the children's talents and abilities in a proper way. To the common children, parents should find their interests, and then help develop them, to the children who have special talents and abilities, parents should have them trained in case of their abilities disappearing.
感觉完全偏向父母方面了,对了社会和学校顾及的不多,其实这两点可写得也不少。只写了父母方面,觉得有些跑题了。可以多看一些关于天才儿童教育的材料,找找灵感,主要是看看老米在这方面的思路。
The education of gifted students
Gifted performance in adults has been recognized throughout recorded history. For example, biographies of the 18th-century Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart generally emphasize that he was a highly accomplished musician and composer as early as age six. However, there were only scattered attempts to identify and study gifted children prior to the 20th century. In the early 20th century, American psychologist Lewis Terman conducted studies of gifted individuals that coincided with his efforts to develop intelligence tests. Terman originated the term intelligence quotient (IQ) and developed the Stanford-Binet intelligence test, which measured the intelligence of children and adults. His studies of children with high IQs formed a scientific basis for understanding giftedness and have helped to establish the dominant conception that giftedness is measured by a high IQ.
During the 1950s American educators called for broader definitions of giftedness that would also include such considerations as specific academic abilities, creativity, and talents in the visual and performing arts. In 1971 U.S. Commissioner of Education Sydney P. Marland incorporated these considerations into a report to the U.S. Congress on the state of education programs for gifted and talented children.
The Marland Report provided the first federally sanctioned definition of giftedness. It also led to the establishment of the Office of Gifted and Talented, a division of the federal Department of Education that provided grants to elementary and secondary schools that serve the special needs of gifted youth. The Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act of 1988 authorized funds to support innovative programs for specific groups of gifted students, such as minorities, economically disadvantaged students, and students with limited proficiency in English. The Javits Act also established the National Research Center on the Gifted and Talented to carry out research on students with exceptional abilities. Despite these efforts, gifted education receives relatively little federal funding, and there have been no federal legislative efforts to mandate services for gifted students.
Many educators advocate placing gifted students in regular classrooms with students of diverse ability levels, an educational method known as inclusion. However, considerable evidence suggests that regular classroom teachers do not receive the training and support to appropriately modify the curriculum to meet the needs of gifted students. Many educators also claim that minorities and economically disadvantaged children are underrepresented in educational programs for gifted students. At the same time, limited funding for education in general restricts efforts to nurture the talents of all gifted children.
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