0819 独立
If I happen to be good at my friend’s weaksubject, should I lend a hand to him or her? Some people might say “yes”, sinceas is so often pointed out, the rose is in her hand, the flavor in mind.However, other people are against this idea, and I would like to recommend myfriend to ask help from tutors. The tutors could provide my friend more specialexplanation than mine, because schools hire them only if they are qualified fortheir jobs. For instance, a tutor for universities often acquires doctordegree. He or she has ready learned the knowledge my friend and I now arestudying for many years. Therefore, there is no reason that I could be more familiarwith this knowledge than he or she is. More importantly, doctors should havedone further research in this area. Thus when my friend asks them a question,they could offer my friend many extra-specialized information, which mightthrow new light on my friend’s study. In contrast, my perspective is limited onwhat our professor mentioned in the classes. The only thing I could do is justto repeat professors’ explanations from classes, which my friend has alreadyconsidered thousands times. Hence, I think my friend should ask help fromtutors rather than me. Answering my friend question would put morepressure on my intense time schedule. What I suppose to do every day is wellarranged due to my high volume homework. But I could not accurately measure thetime spent on tutoring my friend. Therefore, I may not have enough time to makemy friend clear about his or her questions. However, the one of the most importantresponsibilities for tutors is to assist students in studying. Thus, tutorswould reserve a large amount of time for answering questions. In this way, myfriend not only could get the additional help almost in any time he or she wantsbut also could go deep into the knowledge they do not fully understand.Therefore, I would be really relieved if tutors fulfill their responsibility. Considering our friendship, I think that teachingmy friend is not a good idea. I would be confused about how to deal with ourrelationship. For instance, when my friend distract from my tutoring, should Ibehave like a real teacher to warn him or her? As a friend, I should not be extremelystrict with them, since they have their own independent judgments. But if Ileave them distracted, what is the meaning of my tutoring? They would not learnanything from it. Hence, to avoid being caught on the horns of a dilemma, I thinkmy friend should turn tutors for help. Owing to reasons I mentioned above, I thinkthis situation is not the thing that I should help because I have the abilitybut a more complex one. Therefore, I suggest that my friend should go to thetutor centers.
|