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As a common sense, interests and needs are accepted as the most effected motivations which justify to our study, spurring individual in thinking and researching. However, I only agree with the speaker's clamor to some extent. The traditional education system-teacher centered-also has its positive influence even in recent.
I conceded that students can learn much better at the time their interests and needs be suited. However, only having interests can ensure them study well? Probably not, they need help and guidance that makes plans in their learning and teach them how to think, analysis, calculates and so forth. For instance, nowadays so many teenagers are addicted in computer games, undoubtedly, it is another kind of study and experience even brought out excellent experts in this field. The counterproductive result is that most of them have school failure and waste the important time that should learn knowledge. What's worse, abusing violence and sexy in the computer games mislead some teenagers appeal to crime, drugs which jeopardize our society. (感觉例子不能支持TS,你TS说的是光有兴趣是不够的,但是你的例子说得是玩电脑有兴趣,又说耽误了学习,你应该说因为对电脑有兴趣,但是缺乏一些~~~对电脑还是没学好,这样才能支持观点)
Furthermore, what's effective education? Here, I'd like to quote the definition made by Paris Education Union in 1996: learn to know, learn to do, learn to get together, and learn to be. For my perspective, almost all kind of education can teach people what they unknown(unknown是n,adj,很明显你这里要的是动词). Education will achieve the purposes above, indeed, when it is specifically designed to meet the individual needs and interests of each student. The topical example is Winton Churchill. He failed in most of the school exams which appeals to the traditional education system but won the most of the battles in the life. He was fancy for military affairs, politics, painting and literature. It is his interests that accomplished a great Prime Minister, an outstanding painter, a winner of Nobel Literature Prize in 1953. But his success experience can't apply equal to everyone. There are also many courses very important but tedious such as math, philosophy which we might dislike. Can we give up them according to our interests in the student-centered education? Probably not as many other courses are based on them.(这段是说明的什么,你的TS不明确,而且前边是说兴趣很重要,后边又说光有想去不行,对很多人不使用,注意:一个段落表达一个意思,切忌转折)
Nevertheless, there are also other ways to achieve effective education. Consequently, student-oriented education is not the only way. Cooperation, competition, teamwork and coopetition and so forth can teach people how to be and how to get together. We learn much more in communicating with cooperators even competitors. On the other hand, our teaching resources cannot possibly afford a specially designed education for everyone. Considering that, 1 million students with various personalities and features have at least 1 million expectations over their education. Moreover, the students' interests and needs are unsettled and in change due to their age, surroundings and accumulating of knowledge. Trying to keep pace with students' frequently changed hobbies will mess up our education.(逻辑混乱重复,你前面一段说了LEARN TO BE LEARN TO GET TOGETHER,这段又再次重复)
In the final analysis, I conceded that traditional teacher-centered education may overlook the individual's need and interests, which can provides counterproductive. Whereas, considering the limited of educational resource and frequently changing of the individual needs and interests, student-oriented education would possibly result in a chaos in the education. So maybe balance the two extreme ends is the better method to our recent education.
个人觉得:
1.你应该加强下逻辑的理顺,想好了全文布局再动笔,最好列个提纲,这样可以避免思维的重复
2.注意用词的准确性 先写时宁愿用简单语言表达清晰 然后再提升语言 这点我深有体会
有的地方说的过激了 请见谅 也许说的不对 但是希望对你有点点的启发
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