马上就考了，希望大家路过顺便拍一下，非常感谢～！

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马上就考了，还一周吧。但还是感觉自己写作文没进托福的路子，还是处于瞎写的状态，也没模板。还有几个口语音频，也是迟迟没有感觉。希望大家没事了顺便拍拍，获得好人品+极强的自信心～～非常感谢～～！！一下是一篇拙劣小作文：

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It is reported
that today, the information contained by a copy of Washington Post is more than
a person can receive in his whole life in the 17th century. From this
prospective, modern technology definitely makes us more informative. In my
view, this acceleration comes from two approaches: the updating rate of
knowledge and the spreading speed of information.

        

 

        

For the first
term, we know surely that we have to learn more and learn faster in order to
catch up with the speed of the development of the world. Modern heralds raise a
term called "life learning", so undoubtedly students learn more
information and more quickly. The best demonstration of the updating rate would
be Wikipedia. An interesting story earlier this year was that one day, the
spelling of the football player Pepe's names was mistyped by a Wikipedia user.
On the following day, 112 media had this wrong-spelled name in their report.
This illustrated that information is changing everyday, every minute, even
every second. An extreme statement towards undergraduate student says that
"the knowledge you learn in your freshman year would be outmoded when you
come into your junior year". Maybe this is a joke, but it definitely shows
how fast knowledge is renewing, and students will of course learn more quickly.

        

 

        

Also, form the
range of information we can get touch of, I, as a student myself, can feel the convenience
and broadness of learning brought by modern technology. My favorite program is
the online course of those world class institutes, in which the knowledge of
the best colleges in the world is taught. I do not need to go to Massachusetts, just
input ocw.mit.edu, that I can take the courses in Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. It's a piece of amazing good news for students around the world that
education and learning has surpassed the spatial constrain. Also, when I am in
high school every day, our teacher often gives us homework to search
information about a certain topic. We needn't go to libraries any more. Google,
Youtube, Wikipedia, and Amazon, we can find almost anything existed in the
world (or even not existed) there within seconds. And when next day I go to
school with my homework, I feel as if I had become an expert on the topic. Just
one evening to become an expert, it's no better demonstration how we learn
quickly using modern technology.

        

 

        

Today, being a
student is easy, yet also tough. Easy because we can get to know about
information at a fantastic speed, tough because it's too fast and we have too
much to learn about. But no matter what learning has become of, one thing is
for certain: that we have become more and more knowledgeable and quick to learn
than ever.

        

 

    

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居然传不上去音频。。。天忘我也。。。～！