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1、1.kanplan2online education will replace classroom learning.With the advent of computer technology, especially the internet, more and more students choose to take their courses online for a brand-new learning experience. On the other hand, the traditional classroom learning seems to be facing more ch

2、allenges. Is online education feasible? Yes. And probably good as well. Will classroom learning be displaced? I believe not. First, online education provides fresh learning experience unheard of before. The most distinct benefit comes from a flexible schedule. Students, especially adults with part-t

3、ime jobs or even full-time jobs, take full advantage of this point. They are now free to choose any program that fits into their daily schedule. Compared with the traditional idea of “going to school”, this is better illustrated as “the school is going to you”. Another obvious advantage is the multi

4、-media learning platform. Computer technology promises vivid short plays, detailed lectures and even games designed for the course, all of which appeal to students a great deal.However, online education has certain innate setbacks which render it unable to compete with the traditional classroom lear

5、ning. Firstly, communication is very limited online. The opponent may argue chat-rooms are great tools. However, face-to-face communication can never be replaced, because it conveys information besides the words that form a sentence, but also intonations and body language. Facial expressions and ges

6、tures all facilitate understanding during a conversation. Suppose a student finds part of the lecture baffling, he can directly ask the professor in the classroom and probably they will communicate with the help of notes, pictures, blackboards and their body language. These tools are simply impossib

7、le to combine during an online course.Yet another important downside of online education is that it has the potential of turning students into negative learners, because they do not and cannot participate in classroom activities. Since everyone is learning by his or her own on a computer, chances ar

8、e slim that they can form real-life study groups, which in a traditional setting do projects and researches together. For example, if a student enrolls in an online drama class, its natural to play a part in the drama to gain in-depth perspectives on this topic. However, the student is unable to joi

9、n the activity online, simply because it is not feasible. Gradually, the drama topic seems to be drifting away from the student because he is not actively involved in the learning process.A traditional classroom setting, on the other hand, provides a lot more opportunities for students to take an ac

10、tive role in the learning process.To sum up, online education is fascinating in some ways and does offer different learning experience. However, it cannot and should not replace traditional classroom learning, due to the lack of communication and participation. A classroom always remains the best pl

11、ace to learn.以下四篇.hk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&c d=1&ved=0CCkQFjAA&url=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2egoodlucktoefl%2ec om%2f&ei=bb1TU7K1BqKjigff44CwDg&usg=AFQjCNGxPK6vOFltTvOf9O 3IUxX-INbvOg2. Most experiences in our lives that seemed difficult at the time can late

12、r become valuable experiencesSome people argue that most experiences in our lives that seemed difficult at the time can later become valuable experiences. I cannot agree with them more. There are numerous reasons why I hold confidence on this opinion, and i would explore only a few primary ones here

13、.Difficulties are beneficial to our personal growth. In the course of our life, we are going to face numerous difficulties and obstacles, and each difficulty will help us grow up, and become a valuable lesson for the future.A toddler fells off the ground for many times before he knows how to walk, a

14、nd a child learns how to swim after he drinks water in the swimming pool. In addition, only after we experienced failures, we know the value of success. We will never appreciate anything that comes so easy. Difficulties can make us feel stronger and be more confident for the futureobstacles.Furtherm

15、ore, difficulties in our work can help us gain more experience and knowledge. most of the times we can gain knowledge and experiences faster through experiencing difficulties in our life and trying to find a solutions to the perplexities that we face. There is a famous saying, no pain, no gain. for

16、example, when we take on a new job that we do not have much experience in, the first few weeks can be extremely painful and we may feel enormous pressure and difficulties. And we will try our best to adjust, to learn and to think, how to do this job better. the more difficulties we feel, the harder

17、we try to acquire the skills and knowledge to overcome it. Learning and this stage is extremely efficient and our problem-solving skills well increase. After we overcome more and more problems, we can become an experienced worker in this field and will be able to take on more challenges. we will nev

18、er fear that we will face the same kind of problem again. This means that we have accumulated valuable experiences for the future.In a word, a difficult experience is a gift that life gives us. We should appreciate it and take it as a precious opportunity to gain knowledge and experience about our s

19、tudy, work and life.(370w3. Children should be required to help with household tasks as soon as they are able.We are born into a complex, demanding world. From infancy to adulthood lies a period in which we must prepare for the responsibilities and obligations of communal living. Although childhood

20、should be a period of relative freedom, in my view it also needs to provide a strong preparation for the future. From this perspective, assigning household tasks to children is beneficial from a personal, social and economic point of view.Personally, children need to learn the value of responsibilit

21、y. Parents should involve children in household chores such as dusting furniture, raking leaves, washing dishes and so on. By including youngsters in thisway, parents acknowledge the childrens ability to contribute meaningfully to the smooth running of the home. Whats more, such tasks teach them abo

22、ut being reliable, working efficiently and developing integrity. This early training strengthens their self-images and self-confidence.Socially, young people need to be absorbed into the social nexus. While developing independence is a desirable trait, it is equally important to realize that we live

23、 in an interdependent world. Our decisions, choices and actions affect others around us. When a child sets the table he / she not only learns how to create an aesthetically pleasing dining environment, but also that guests are to be honoured and appreciated. Such experiences are a part of the social

24、ization process whereby social and cultural norms are passed on to future generations.Economically, children need to understand the connection between effort and reward. Initially,when children are young the “compensation” for their efforts may be in the form of a warm hug, a word of praise or a pub

25、lic compliment. Later, parents may link pocket money to the performance of household duties. This arrangement allows youngsters to realize that by exchanging their free time for work, they can earn money to buy the things they like. In this way, young people develop a strongsense of the financial re

26、alities that await them. In conclusion, participating in household duties and chores is beneficial at myriad levels. Most important, it enables children and youngsters to understand the philosophical equation that to receive, we must also give. (351 words 4. Some people think that family is the most

27、 important influence on young adults. Other people think that friends are the most important influence in young adults. Which view do you agree with? Use examples to support your position. As social beings, we are naturally influenced by those we meet in the course of our lives. This is particularly

28、 true for young people, whose character and personality are still malleable. Although friends play a central role in the lives of teenagers, in my opinion, it is the family which has a greater impact on young people. My view is based on psychological, intellectual and financial reasons. Psychologica

29、lly, the family is the central grounding factor for a young person, because the parents, brothers and sisters are the ones who actually love him or her. It is through thousands of life situations and family discussions that norms, values, customs, traditions and expectations are passed on to the you

30、ngster. The depth of relationship, developed over the years through shared joys and sorrows, place family members in an incomparably close bond which cannot easily be replicated by friends or anyone else. Intellectually, the family impacts the young persons ability to think. Parents create the intel

31、lectual climate in the home. Whether children develop the habit of reading, studying hard or striving to achieve their goals depends largely on the parents' example. Whether youngsters agree or disagree with their parents political or religious views, the family remains a reference point against

32、 which young people develop their individuality. In Asian cultures, where respect for elders is an important value, the family plays an even more central role in shaping the young person's world view. Financially, the family influences the youngster by providing a certain type of lifestyle. Home

33、, school, friends, hobbies, clothes, holidays and material possessions - all of these are impacted by the family's prosperity. The same holds true for the youngster growing up in a poor family- a totally different reality will surround that young person. No friend could have such powerful or tan

34、gible influence on the teenager. In conclusion, though friends can have a strong influence on a young person, it is finally the family which provides the more powerful backdrop in a young persons life. The family's influence is permanent, unforgettable and inescapable. (342w 5. Do you agree or d

35、isagree with the following statement: People should sometimes do things that they do not enjoy doing. Use specific reasons and details to support your answer. Life is challenging. In order to be happy and successful, we need to prepare ourselves on many fronts. Although participating in enjoyable ac

36、tivities is always desirable, in my view it is also necessary at times to do things we do not enjoy. The bases for my view are personal, social and financial. Personally, doing things we dont care for builds character and helps us mature. For instance, when parents have their first baby they are for

37、ced to give up their freedom in order to look after the child. There are times when parents barely get enough sleep and still have to get up and go to work in the morning. Similarly, when students are in school and university, they need to spend a lot of time studying. In spite of being tempted to go out with friends and attend parties, those who hav