Lily
Composition Nowadays, there are many students who call for the reform of English Education. There are a variety reasons for it. First, the English Education in the college just likes it in the Middle School which is very boring. Second, college students want to improve their deeply, but not just to learn the word and the writing. Third, many college students would like to be an English teacher in the future, so they need to learn the message in teaching. In my opinion, we should reform the English Education in the following ways. First, we can make more oral English lessons. Second, we can teach students more about the translation. Third, the teacher should leave more time for students to ask questions. I think if school reform the English Education so, more student will like to study English and they will improve it fast. What more, it is also helpful to students’ future work.
Apr 18, 2014 11:53 AM
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Hi Lily! 你写的真不错,我很同意你的看法!! 我把它改了一下,hope this helps! 加油加油! - Teacher Shahmir

 

Composition

Nowadays, there are many students who are calling for a reform of English language instruction worldwide. There are a variety of reasons why.
First, Univeristy, highschool and middle school English lessons all share one common characteristic; they're very boring. Second, college students don't just want to learn vocabulary, they want to learn how to use them as well! Third, many college students are aspiring to be English teachers themselves so they should be able to learnthe skills required in leading a successful class.
In my opinion, we should reform English education in the following ways. First, we could increase the amount of focus put on oral English in the classroom. Second, we could teach students more about translating skills. Third, teachers should leave more time to allow students to ask questions. With these ideas more students will want to study English and improve it quickly and help them with their future work.

April 18, 2014
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