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Issue 38
十号的第五次作业:
Issue 38
"In the age of television, reading books is not as important as it once was. People can learn as much by watching television as they can by reading books."
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开头: 提出综合的观点,看电视学习和读书学习是同样的重要,should strike a balance between them.
论据一:learn by watching television 的好处:vivid , 声像具备更加能draw attention;
the information on television is the information up-to-date;
论据二:如果忽视reading books 可能会“营养不良”:书的知识更加全面,更加广泛;
如果just 看电视会浪费很多时间,因为现在很多泡沫电视,无聊节目,可能会带来negative consequences.
论据三:associate them to make high effectiveness of study. 古今结合,中外兼并。
结尾: 照应开头。
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In the age of television, is learning by reading books not as important as by watching television, as the speaker assert? It might be tempting to agree with the speaker on the basis that television is becoming more and more important in our daily lives by providing us with all kinds of information as well as fun, however, books, the records of our history and the discoveries of all human-beings, should be place at least balanced emphasis on.
Admittedly, vivid leaning by watching television plays a more and more significant role to all aspects in our daily lives. In today’s television age, as the TV programs become increasingly attracting, people spend a lot of time sitting in front of the television round-the-clock, forgetting meals and rests. To study, as far as Iam concerted, by watching television at least has two benefits. On one hand, this special way of learning is vivid for the reason that it provides to the watchers the sound as well as the pictures. We can comparing the two ways of learning a history event, one by just describing the process with words, while the other by replaying the striking details with cliff-hanging sounds and fascinating changing pictures, which one will you choose? On the other hand, the information on the television id up-to-date, in other words, we are learning the active knowledge. After the American “9.11”event, the television broadcasted it to any country of the world in one minute, while it is a relatively long time since we can read the description of it. So it makes sense that television is inseparable to people’s lives. However, can we draw the conclusion that learning by television can to some extent displace the normal way of learning by reading books? Absolutely cannot.
Undue emphasis on learning by watching TV and overlooking the books will carry negative consequences to individuals. As known to all, every informed citizen should gain the knowledge from all areas and the learning itself should be well organized, in other words, human should learn knowledge on all kinds of subjects and should learn step by step, from elemental school to college. As a saying goes, every book is a history of our human beings, which means that information from the books is all-around and abroad, providing us with any professional knowledge and discoveries. While what television gives us is the immediate knowledge, which is in general amusing not instructive. Nowadays, more and more parents worry for their kids about wasting a large amount of time on television, and the television programs are hardly to our comfort, full of sex, violence, and deceptions. All the programs above will misguide our children who are in the age of imitating others and thus may lead their lives to crime.
In my view, correct and effective way of learning should associate the two aspects. When learning the history of any country, we can understand the truth of the history event by reading books at the same time watch the history episodes to enjoy the decorated history that may be more interesting and attracting. By this way, we can find that even the most boring history events might be well understood as a interesting story. For another supporting example, when there are some world-wide influencing accidents happening, we can by the same step watch the exactly news vividly from the television which must attach to the spot to get the first-time news as an effective media and further detailed learning will come from the later-published books which might depict the far-reaching influence of this accident as well as the direct and indirect causes of it. This way of learning obviously tell the learners not only the apparently happening event but also the theoretically analysis so as to provide the learners with an all-round and easy-understanding approach to understand the occurrences.
In sum, I concede that the speaker’s assertion about emphasis on the way of learning by watching television is somewhat reasonable on the basis that attracting and up-to-date television programs make the learning interesting and easy-understanding, in my view, however, we should strike a balance between learning by watching television and by reading books in order to gain the all-round and abroad knowledge effectively.
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