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0903 独立
Do you agree or disagree? The best way for a teacher to let students become interested in a subject is to help them know how to use it in lives outside schools.
What characterizes the best part of subjects in school most is their profound knowledge, which preventing students from being interested in them. However, by telling the application of those subjects to students, teachers could attract their students to show more interest in studying those sciences.
As for most people, life draws them more than an abstract knowledge does because life experience provides people a directly way to understand a subject. Take my own experience as an example. Physics was my setback for a long period. One of my most important problems is that I cannot relate what I learn in class to the phenomenon in real life. For instance, a theory says that light could reflect towards different directions, but light is invisible and intangible. I did not fully acquire this knowledge until my teacher told me that the street lamp in the evening could describe this phenomenon precisely. In this way, how light reflects vividly appeared on my mind, and I found that physics is really interesting. Therefore, the application of a subject interests us in the subject itself.
People tend to have interest in what is useful rather than what is only important in exams. Once they realize that they are in desperate need of a subject, nothing could pour cold water on their enthusiasm. Another example from my own experience is how I feel interest in English. Like almost all students, I was afraid of learning a totally different language. However, a tour to Europe completely changed my mind. The English I learned in class plays a vital role in my whole trip, even when I ask the place of the toilet. Since then, I have devoted myself to English study and gradually fell in love with it. Hence, real interest sometimes comes from an urgent need.
The unknown things outside the school stimulate people to study a certain subject with a surprising passion. As is so often pointed out, curiosity is the nature of human beings. People incline to try every means to finger out anything unknown to them. For example, when my ten years old sister sees something strange to her, the first thing she do is to try to explain it with the knowledge she learned in class. If she feels that she could not solve this puzzle, the next thing for her is to search the reference or consult with her teachers. This puzzle-solving process helps a lot to keep her interest in her study. In contrast, if she were confined to the academic books, this enthusiasm would easily fade away. Thus the outside world could arouse students’ interest in subjects.
Owing to the reasons I mentioned above, I would arrive at the conclusion that learning how to use a subject in real world weighs in favor of the process that students become interest in this subject.
0903 综合
The reading passage puts up some negative effects of commercial fossil trade. However, in the listening, the professor thinks that even though these negative effects exist, they have been greatly exaggerated. In fact, the benefits of this trade outweigh its disadvantages.
First, the professor refute the point in reading passage that commercial fossil trade decrease the exposure to the public. As a matter of fact, the public tends to have a greater exposure to fossils. The fossil hunting makes more fossils available for purchase, so even low level of institution, such as public school and libraries could buy the fossils.
Second, contrary to what is mentioned in reading passage, the point made by professor shows that scientists are unlikely to lose access to some of important fossils. In contrast, any fossils, before entering the market, have to be identified by scientists. The Scientists are the only people who could put the value on fossils. Therefore, the important information will not be missed.
Third, another important reason stated in reading passage is that commercial fossil collectors will destroy valuable scientific evidence, however, the professor in the listening believes that those collectors help to discover many fossils. In reality, universities or scientific institutions discover not that much fossils. If there were not those collectors, we might even not know the locations and surroundings of fossils.
快考试了压力大 改作文的见谅见谅 可能错误会比较多一点
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