黄色好,红色改,蓝色建议。
Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? The best way to improve the quality of education is to increase teachers' salaries.
In modern society, it is commonsense that children are the future of human, and that teachers are shaping our future. It is no secret that teachers are given the respect they deserve. But in the remote undeveloped areas teachers are even living beyond their incomes. These teachers are underpaid for their invaluable services to today’s youth. As far as I am concerned, increase teacher’s salaries will improve the quality of education to some extent.
To begin with, improving teachers salaries is more likely to improve the quality of education by helping retain high-quality teachers, or by motivating teachers to
improve their efforts(有点奇怪) in the classroom. Many of government finance
polices(?) are designed to improve the living standard of teachers in undeveloped area. For instance, the Hope project in China is motivated to improve the material circumstance of education and salaries given to teachers. Now after years of implement of the policy increased salaries
harvest improved quality of education.
But this increasing salary strategy is not worked if the teachers is already well paid and or the teacher is not deserve
(d) the increased salary. Unfortunately, research consistently finds that those attributes are unrelated to a teacher's effectiveness. Simply increasing the amount of money that a teacher is paid for earning a master's degree or sticking around another year will not motivate her to improve her effectiveness in the classroom. True, higher salaries should lead more people to enter the profession—but an increase in teacher candidates
shouldn't be expected to(用are not supposed to 会更好) improve teacher quality, either. That's because research
consistently(你好像很喜欢用这词呢,呵呵) shows
that just about nothing we can observe about a teacher before she enters the classroom accurately predicts how effective she'll be.(很奇怪) Some people have what it takes to be a great teacher, and some don't--and we have no way to tell before they start teaching. Increasing the pool of people who want to become teachers won't improve teacher quality unless school systems can accurately identify the best and worst candidates. However, They can't.
Finally, higher teacher salaries should be expected to increase teacher retention—
but higher salaries are just as attractive to bad teachers as they are to great teachers.(句子不错) Increasing teacher salaries across the board without consideration of how effective a teacher is in the classroom, then, won't improve teacher quality.
To sum up, Simply increasing teacher salaries without addressing the system by which those salaries are distributed will solve nothing. However, if we finally address the archaic and counterproductive compensation system for public school teachers
—so that it pays effective teachers more than it pays ineffective ones—(这里的破折号用法我不是很清楚,不好评判。)then improving teacher salaries might finally make sense.
总结:
语句还算通顺。有些表达不太地道。第二个论据说的有些混乱与空荡,建议加些实例,而不是单纯的说理。
加油!
-- by 会员 vanessa923 (2012/6/13 21:58:03)
谢谢,我例子确实很缺,提醒了我,你也加油