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Some people think that some subjects such as mathematics and philosophy are too difficult for children to learn at school. They think that these subjects should be made optional rather than compulsory. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
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The increasing numbers of subjects have brought a variety of choices to accept education. Some individuals believe that theoretical courses beyond the understanding of children which should be made optional ones, while others point out these subjects are an ideal alternative to obtain knowledge and have withstood the test of time. As far as I am concerned, the view that mathematics and philosophy are not significant sounds ridiculous.
Mathematics and philosophy create more opportunities to allow students to develop their thinking ability. Though studying these courses children can improve the ability of abstract ideation, logic reasoning and solving practice problems promptly and effectively. In addition, the correct outlook and values which are very essential factors can also be established. In contrast, if these important subjects are made optional, children tend to learn practice ones only and lose interest in study and then fail to address common issues properly.
It is well-known that children accept new knowledge more quickly than adolescents and adults. Hence, the theoretical things should be taught when they are young. In schools, children may ask for help from teachers and classmates so the problems they meet may be coped with. However, ifchildren avoid choosing to learn these courses, they will lose the best time to master them.
Admittedly, practical knowledge offers children more hands-on experiences than theoretical ones and due to the fact that they are easier to master and can receive certain results directly. Obvious though the benefits brought by practical learning are. It is just a complementary part of schooling.
To sum up, the role of mathematics and philosophy can never be replaced and I convinced that children are required to learn various subjects for their future development.
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In some countries, the governments encourage industries and businesses to move out from large cities to regional areas. Do you think that advantages outweigh the disadvantages?
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Due to the deterioration of the urban environment for many nations, the industries and businesses are encouraged by governments to move out from large cities to rural districts. I am anxious about serious problems brought by such solution.
Inevitably, the regional districts are more likely to be contaminated with the large amount of factories and business shops flooding into. What’s more, the expected climb in the number of industries may challenge the capacity of the current rural environmental system. For example, an excessive amount of industrial waste water may tend to pollute the rural crystal water, and the increasing demands for raw materials will definitely give rise to the jeopardize to regional vegetation, to name but a few.
Furthermore, it’s obvious that changing the locations will cause the industries and businesses to confront with mounting financial pressure, which exist negative effects on the improvement of local economics. That is to say, the governments fail to offer all the funds to encourage factories and business shops to move out of the cities, immediately, resulting in the small factories are forced to spend the limited budgets changing sites, even face to go bankrupt.
Admittedly, the solution brought by governments benefits a lot from the development of large cities, which has a direct association with the urban environmental improvement. Moreover, it will enhance the international attention and reputation as well. However, when considering the severity of problems involved in such solution, the above benefits may not be particularly significant.
To sum up, the drawbacks brought by such solution clearly exceed the strengths. Thus, governments should restrict this phenomenon and take another measure to tackle this problem such as elevate the technology, and control the quantity of discharge and so on.
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What a sad day!
I feel so sad today, and I need to write about it.
The first step of learning is always confusion, and I don't know how to continue.
I have already prepared for IELTS almost one month. I practice my oral , remember new words and read books everyday but my English level fail to improve. When I had a conversation with a native speaker, I could not express myself quite naturally and cannot even remember one word sometimes.
I am anxious about IELTS because I have to learn too much in too little time and I don't know how to go on learning.
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The concert.
Last time I went to see Jay Chou's solo concert. Jay Chou is famous as a pop singer, and he is talented in rock and pop music. The solo concert lasted for almost five hours, and he sang all of his hits. I and other fans believed that it was ace!
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My hometown
I was born in Luoyang, Henan Province. Luoyang is a tourism and industry city, in ancient China which is the capital of nine dynasties, so there are a lot of historical sites.
The city flower is the peony which stands for riches and honour. In early April people from all over the country are coming to see penoy flowers.
I love my hometown, and welcome to Luoyang.
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Dieser Inhalt verstößt gegen unsere Community-Richtlinien.29. Januar 2012
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
My English name is Fiona, a girl from Luoyang, Henan Province. I will graduate in July, 2013 with a diploma in Advertising at northwestern university. Swimming is my favourite hobby, I enjoy tumbling in the water all the time. I have a lot of goodfriends who are always let me happy, and i'm very grateful to have them with my growth.
I cannot speak English fluently, but my IELTS scores must be up to 7 points so I have to improve it as possible sa I can. Plus I am interested in travelling, English is the best language tool to communicate with foreigners.
Can anybody help me ? Maybe, we could make friends. Thanks.
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