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Nowadays, the majority of schools have brought up an evaluation system in order to collect information of the teaching performance or teachers, thus deciding whether to give teachers rewards or not based on their evaluation results. When it comes to the question that who should do such evaluation for teachers, my answer will certainly go for students than other teachers. Obviously, there are a host of factors involved.
Firstly, students are the people who most likely to tell the truth about their teachers. As we all know, the good quality of teachers is undoubtedly directly result in broad knowledge students can gain and high score they can get. Therefore, students themselves always pay great attention to their teachers and have very high expectation to them. It pretty much impossible for a student to tell a lie when he does not think the teacher has done a good job in the class. I’m inclined to believe that the evaluation sheets made by students can authentically reflect the real level and the popularity of a teacher.
Secondly, students know their teachers well since they spend most of their time with teachers when they at school. For instance, Mr. Zhang, my history teacher, have been spending 3 semesters teaching our class. Almost all students in our class know deeply about him. Such as his teaching style, his world- of-mouth or things he likes to do. Thus, it seems not hard for us to make a comment on him impartially.
Thirdly, I personally suppose that it’s not a wise idea to conduct an evaluation by other teachers. Admittedly, teachers may have well known on each other. However, there is a tendency that teachers will make those good remarks on the co-worker with whom they have a good relationship. And it can be much harder to know the real quality the teacher has, which can exercise negative effects on the evaluation results.
In a nutshell, evaluation by students will have a couple of advantages since students know their teacher better and it’s less likely that students will tell a lie on an evaluating sheet.
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Nowadays, students in university tend to get involved in organizations and activities clubs in their campus. Some people hold different idea about joining these kind of activities by saying that it will certainly take up too much their time so that they don’t have enough energy and time to focus on their academic studies. However, I totally don’t back up this notion. Obviously, there are a host number of justifications involved.
To begin with, attending clubs and organizations as much as possible can undoubtedly benefit one’s life. As we all know, there are a variety of clubs opening for students in university, and students can choose several from them for what they like to do and what things they want to learn. I have a personal experience. I like traveling and music, so I joined in travel club and music club. In travel club, I have a chance to go to tons of famous sites of different cities in China in my holidays and spare time. There are some sites where I already have known in my textbooks, but not until I had gone to the places on my own did I realize how splendid and amazing they are, that I cannot know only by learning them in my classes. Also, I learned a lot from my music club. I didn’t use to like classic music, but after I joined music club and learnt a lot of excellent musicians I started to love this music genre. Franz List, for instance, became one of my favorite musicians and pianists. I learned that he is a Hungarian composer and pianist and very outstanding for his days. Most of his compositions are hard to play, and he also set a new standard for piano playing techniques. I listened a couple of his compositions in music club, such as No.2 Hungarian Rhapsody and Dreams Of Love. These are all fantastic instrumental music which I cannot learn in my academic studies.
Besides, being involved in organizations and activities are an integral part of students’ school lives and precious experiences. There are a lot of things they can learn from them. For example, these activities may help them build up good value in their lives. I have took part in a volunteer activities when I was a freshmen. This is a charity activity, in which we donate money for atistic children by selling post cards which were drawn by themselves. From this activity, I learned that there are a great many people in the world who are in great need of our help. Although what we can do are minors, if we keep doing it we can still make a difference to the world by individuals
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These days, schools have varieties of teaching methods toward their students. Some schools tent to teach them by providing them more job skills whereas others focus on general subjects and their primary theories. In my point of view, I think it’s wise for schools to teach students about specific careers and jobs instead of general subjects. Obviously, there are a wide range of factors involved.
To begin with, students are well equipped with practical knowledge by teaching specific careers and job skills, which enables them to find jobs more easily after they graduate school. And they become well-prepared and far more confident when they take a job interview, which will certainly stand them out from other candidates.
Besides, schools offer them a direct way to learn job experience, which some people may find it hard to get when they start their work. For instance, when my uncle graduated from school and began to work in a trade company based on his economic major. However, since he had never learned any career courses in university, he lacked plenty of job experiences, which made him in a bad situation of his job. He could neither climb the career ladder nor get his salary rise, thus he left his job. From which we can see how important job knowledge is when it comes to work.
Last but not the least, learning these kind of knowledge at school makes classes more practical and attractive, for many students would like to attend. On the other hand, a class full of theories can be really dull, and students might not want to choose it next time. My university offer an optional course which relates to jobs and careers, there are always a large number of students attending the class, not only the course is essensial and useful, but also the teaching style of the professor is funny without a lot of theories.
Therefore, to teach students more specific careers and jobs paves a way for them to their future success in jobs and is beneficial to both society and education.
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