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It is true that studying history benefits students a lot, such as broadening their views, enrich their minds. However, this is not practical for the university students whose main task is majoring in a certain field. Therefore, I tend to disagree with the statement that students should take the history courses no matter what majors they are in university.
First of all, history is a compulsory subject for students when they were in high school. In terms of the knowledge of national history and world history, which is essential for every educated person, what they learned in high school are sufficient unless someone choose to study in field immediately related to history, like literature, archaeology, politics, and so on. (词句中间最好断下句…)Hence, if the students whose major irrelevant to history continued to study these history courses in university, it is simple a meaningless repetition.
What's more, every course, certainly including history course, offered in university requires students to pay much time and energy. In addition to attending the class, they also need to read more or less amount of reference materials, accomplishing assigned reports, preparing for and taking the exam. While for the non-history majors, the time and energy they allocated to history courses are bound to exploit those they should spend on their major. The limitation of human’s time and energy determines that one should only focus on one or some certain field. The more efforts you exert on, the more professional you will be. So, university students are supposed to concentrate fully on their major so as to turn out to be experts in which field they are pursuing.
Finally, imagine that all the students in university are taking history courses, which must result in that the university enlarges the department of history. Basically, they need to employ more history teachers to cater to the need. If this was the case, it is an irrational disposal for a portion of university, especially for the engineering university, which should invest relatively more educational resources in science subjects instead of art subjects like history. Form (From) this point of view, requiring all the students to take history course would lead to a kind of waste of educational resources in university.
In conclusion, it is unadvisable that all university students take the history course. On the one hand, except for the history major, it will go against the self-development of students. On the other hand, it will bring negative effects on university education. Thus, history should be offered for the history major and the students who are interested in it.
简直太值得我学习了,基本没什么错误,一点建议最好每段的前面把这段的论点先概括一下再展开。 |
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