8月25号 Agree/Disagree: Do you agree the statement that High school, colleges, universities should less the time teach g subjects and more time preparing the students of specific careers and jobs. 有人主张高中、大学应该花更多时间进行职业教育,而不是全科教育(general subjects)。支持or反对?说明理由。
General subjects or specific careers subjects? That’s a question for most of the people . As far as I am concerned , students might focus more emphasis on specific careers and jobs subjects .
To begin with , specific careers and jobs subjects are more likely to meet students’ need. Currently , more and more students tend to work early, as soon as they graduate from college or university, since they believe work experience is more important than diploma . Thus , students trend to choose specific careers and jobs subjects as their first choice. Besides, general subjects, many of the students believe, are kind of boring. That is, specific careers and jobs subjects seem to be appealed to their desire. Students will do better on what they are interested in . So specific careers and jobs subjects will be a better choice .
Moreover , the demand of students who are more suitable for specific jobs are increasing among the society . Jobs , like accounting , taxation , layers , are skillful . The trait of these works need the students to learn specific careers and jobs subjects earlier . And only the students who are specific on such skillful jobs can they be adapted to such jobs . I can remember my experience as I am still a sophomore student. I went to interview in an accounting company, thinking to get the position of accounter as a practical training. But I was failed because my school life is full of general courses which can do nothing with the position.
Definitely , general courses can broaden students horizon, as well as developing their interests . However , students, to be honest, have no more vigor to deal with general subjects ,which involve that much subjects to learn .
Therefore , from my prospective , I hold my point of view that , students should focus more on the specific careers and jobs subjects . |