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不拘泥于模版,希望能得到你的肯定:$ 不过,为了进步,狠狠拍,当然:) 谢谢喽,必回拍。可以把链接附在评语后面。:handshake
这是我在安卓美达和tanjikede的意见下的修改稿,请指教
Before accepting the suggestion of the vice president in Waymarsh University (WU), the statement should be reexamined from two aspects. Whether the job-opportunity (job-op) in Plateu Technical College (PTC) is really successful and whether it suits for WU, even if it is successful. Had the answer of either question negative, the suggestion could be a wise decision.
First of all, the mere fact that more than 75% of the freshmen choose that program seems logic to prove the program’s wonderful. However, students’ choice may based other reasons in stead of the content of that program is wonderful. Perhaps freshmen, who get few optional classes to choose, enrolled this program just because of their wish to get the scores of that program. Perhaps other programs have more students enrolled. Perhaps the class time of this program is more reasonable than others. The time does not conflict with their favorite classes. Or perhaps freshmen judge the program just depending on its name because they are new of everything. Accordingly, we cannot make sure the real reason students choose job-op program so that it is disputed whether this program is wonderful.
The evidence about the grades of job-op student cannot persuade me either. There is no incomparability between different grades or different major. Even if the analogy is taken of students in same the grade and major, common sense tells us that the grade determined in many factors, such as students’ diligence and intelligence. Job-op students may get much higher grades than others before they take that program.
Then, we should turn our attention to the fact that 90% of the job-op students receive job offers within a month after their graduation. Can receiving job offers be equal to finding a good job? Are their jobs related to their major or do they earn average or above salaries in their area? Even if they find a good job, is there any relationship with job-op? They may have not engaged into that program for years and other factors such as their academic ability or intern experience may be more crucial to fascinate their employers. Even if there is something related, I still cannot believe job-op can give them great benefits until I know the job situation of students without taking job-op.
Furthermore, even if the program is really wonderful, is this program suitable for WU as well? Perhaps the academic goals of PTC may be to cultivate skillful persons while Waymarsh University may be an art school and its goals may be to create some artists. If so, even if the job-op program is wonderful, we cannot draw the conclusion that it is suitable for Waymarsh University.
In conclusion, there are too many holes I can reveal from that suggestion. Thus, I do not believe that is a wise decision unless the vice present changes some more credit evidence or give me detailed explanation about all questions I mentioned above.
In conclusion, there are too many holes I can reveal from that suggestion. Thus, I do not believe that is a wise decision unless the vice present changes some more credit evidence or give me detailed explanation about all questions I mentioned above.
问:
我在修改稿中,将批驳“大多数参加过job-op的毕业生在他们领域都很成功”这一条给删了,因为我方不好位置。不知道少批这样一个逻辑错误可不可以?
211. So that we can better accomplish Waymarsh University’s academic goals, we should adopt the job-opportunity (job-op) program offered at Plateau Technical College and strongly encourage all students at Waymarsh to participate in it. The success of the job-op program at Plateau is evident: over the past two years, more than 75% of the freshmen at Plateau have enrolled in the optional job-op program. Moreover, at Plateau, the grades of job-op students are consistently higher than those of other students, 90% of the job-op students receive job offers within a month after their graduation, and most former job-op students report much success in their careers.
正文:
The vice president begins by stating a suggestion that they should establish a job-opportunity (job-op) as well as that of Plateau Technical College which has been proved successfully and all students in Waymarsh University should engage in it. Reading carefully I find some fallacious points existing in the reasons of that suggestion.
The suggestion is based on the fact that the similar program is successful in Plateau Technical College. However, is it really successful? To begin with, we are not informed the reason that more than 75% of the freshmen choose that program? Perhaps the class time of that program is ideal in the light of most students’ dislike of getting up too early or having classes near weekends. Perhaps students enrolled this program just because there are few choice extents for freshmen. Or perhaps others program have more students enrolled. Moreover, when did this program commence? We cannot rule out the possibility that it is a new established program that makes students curious. Accordingly, we cannot make sure the real reason students choose job-op program so that it is disputed whether this program is wonderful.
More dubious evidence is about the grades of job-op student. Common sense tells that the grade determined in many factors, such as students’ diligence and intelligence. Also, do they have higher grades in all subjects or certain subject? If only in some subjects, we cannot rule out the possibility that these subjects they are adept at or some contents of examination are related to the job-op grogram. Finally, we have known that most students, more than 75%, take that program so that it is entirely possible that the rest 25% students are not good at learning. Still, this evidence fails to persuade me.
Then, we should turn our attention to the fact that 90% of the job-op students receive job offers within a month after their graduation. First, it happened two or three years after they learned the program. They may change greatly in three years. Whether their academic ability or intern experience may fascinate their employers give them offers. Second, we are not informed the situation of other students who may also have got job offers, or even sooner. Thirdly, whether these jobs are related to their majors or how much money they can earn? And the last evidence that most former job-op students gain much success in their careers left me a question. What is the standard of success? I hold the belief it is related personal values. And as the same reason, we are still not informed the situation of other students without taking job-op. They may even more successful.
The last key problem is the vice president may incorrectly analogy Waymarsh University and Plateau Technical College (PTC). The academic goals of PTC may be to cultivate skillful persons while Waymarsh University may be an art school and its goals may be to create some artists. If so, even if the job-op program is wonderful, we cannot draw the conclusion that it is suitable for Waymarsh University.
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