A：嘿, 你在看什么？ B：我在看这些"学习班"的广告。 A：学习班？ B：是啊，你看，芭蕾舞班、钢琴班、书法班、围棋班，五花八门的培训班，看得我眼花缭乱。 A：我对这些不是很了解，不过我的邻居有个小男孩，每个周末都要去学小提琴和日语，我觉得他很辛苦，放假也不能好好玩。 B：那你觉得这些学习班有用吗？ A：我觉得应该有用，只有多上一些特长班，孩子才能多才多艺嘛。 B：你说的对。现在孩子的竞争也很激烈，不多掌握一些技能，在竞争中就没有优势。为了让孩子在竞争中立于不败之地，很多家长宁愿牺牲给孩子玩耍的时间。 A：但是现在不是提倡减负吗？学太多的东西可能对小孩来说压力太大了。让孩子参加学习班是可以的，但是要合理分配时间，劳逸结合，不能把孩子所有的时间都用来学习。 B：而且我觉得最好还要根据孩子的兴趣报学习班，不能一味地求多，毕竟强扭的瓜不甜嘛。 A：嗯，我完全同意你的观点。 A: Hey, what are you looking at?
B: I'm looking at the "study class" ad.
A: Study class?
B: Yes, look, the ballet class, the piano class, calligraphy class, go (game) class, a wide variety of training classes. I think I'm dazed.
A: I don't understand these things, but my neighbor has a child, who goes to learn to play the violin and Japanese. I feel he works very hard and also does not have fun to his heart's content during vacation.
B: In that case, do you think that these study classes are useful?
A: I think they are useful. Only at specialty classes for children of talent and skill.
B: You're right. At present, children also face fierce competition, not many of them can master techniques and don't have the competitive edge. In order to let their child be invincible in the competition, many parents would rather make sacrifice so that their child can have time to have fun.
A: Don't you advocate for easing the burden? It comes to saying that to study too many things, it's putting too much pressure on the child. The child can be allowed to participate in study classes, however the time has to be reasonably distributed, to strike a balance between work and rest. It's not possible to have the child study all the time.
B: Besides, I think it's best that the child report to a study class according to his interest. It's not possible to merely agree to all demands. After all, forcing one will not produce the desired results.
A:Uh-huh, I completely agree with your viewpoint.
-- benchannevy@
Lesson Content: A: Hey, what are you looking at?
B: I'm looking at the "study class" ad.
A: Study class?
B: Yes, look, the ballet class, the piano class, calligraphy class, go (game) class, a wide variety of training classes. I think I'm dazed.
A: I don't understand these things, but my neighbor has a child, who goes to learn to play the violin and Japanese. I feel he works very hard and also does not have fun to his heart's content during vacation.
B: In that case, do you think that these study classes are useful?
A: I think they are useful. Only at specialty classes for children of talent and skill.
B: You're right. At present, children also face fierce competition, not many of them can master techniques and don't have the competitive edge. In order to let their child be invincible in the competition, many parents would rather make sacrifice so that their child can have time to have fun.
A: Don't you advocate for easing the burden? It comes to saying that to study too many things, it's putting too much pressure on the child. The child can be allowed to participate in study classes, however the time has to be reasonably distributed, to strike a balance between work and rest. It's not possible to have the child study all the time.
B: Besides, I think it's best that the child report to a study class according to his interest. It's not possible to merely agree to all demands. After all, forcing one will not produce the desired results.
A:Uh-huh, I completely agree with your viewpoint.
B: I'm looking at the "study class" ad.
A: Study class?
B: Yes, look, the ballet class, the piano class, calligraphy class, go (game) class, a wide variety of training classes. I think I'm dazed.
A: I don't understand these things, but my neighbor has a child, who goes to learn to play the violin and Japanese. I feel he works very hard and also does not have fun to his heart's content during vacation.
B: In that case, do you think that these study classes are useful?
A: I think they are useful. Only at specialty classes for children of talent and skill.
B: You're right. At present, children also face fierce competition, not many of them can master techniques and don't have the competitive edge. In order to let their child be invincible in the competition, many parents would rather make sacrifice so that their child can have time to have fun.
A: Don't you advocate for easing the burden? It comes to saying that to study too many things, it's putting too much pressure on the child. The child can be allowed to participate in study classes, however the time has to be reasonably distributed, to strike a balance between work and rest. It's not possible to have the child study all the time.
B: Besides, I think it's best that the child report to a study class according to his interest. It's not possible to merely agree to all demands. After all, forcing one will not produce the desired results.
A:Uh-huh, I completely agree with your viewpoint.
-- benchannevy@
Lesson Summary:
If a child has no interest, but to force him to study some thing, it's as well as a waste of time. This is what is known as forcing one will not produce the desired results.,Lesson Content: A: Hey, what are you looking at?
B: I'm looking at the "study class" ad.
A: Study class?
B: Yes, look, the ballet class, the piano class, calligraphy class, go (game) class, a wide variety of training classes. I think I'm dazed.
A: I don't understand these things, but my neighbor has a child, who goes to learn to play the violin and Japanese. I feel he works very hard and also does not have fun to his heart's content during vacation.
B: In that case, do you think that these study classes are useful?
A: I think they are useful. Only at specialty classes for children of talent and skill.
B: You're right. At present, children also face fierce competition, not many of them can master techniques and don't have the competitive edge. In order to let their child be invincible in the competition, many parents would rather make sacrifice so that their child can have time to have fun.
A: Don't you advocate for easing the burden? It comes to saying that to study too many things, it's putting too much pressure on the child. The child can be allowed to participate in study classes, however the time has to be reasonably distributed, to strike a balance between work and rest. It's not possible to have the child study all the time.
B: Besides, I think it's best that the child report to a study class according to his interest. It's not possible to merely agree to all demands. After all, forcing one will not produce the desired results.
A:Uh-huh, I completely agree with your viewpoint.
- variety [və´raiəti]
n.变化；多样(性)；种类 (初中英语单词) - talent [´tælənt] n.天才；才干；天资 (初中英语单词)
- fierce [fiəs] a.残忍的；强烈的 (初中英语单词)
- competition [,kɔmpi´tiʃən] n.比赛；竞争 (初中英语单词)
- advocate [´ædvəkit] n.辩护者 (初中英语单词)
- pressure [´preʃə] n.压榨 vt.对...施压力 (初中英语单词)
- saying [´seiŋ, ´sei-iŋ] n.言语；言论；格言 (高中英语单词)
- violin [,vaiə´lin] n.(小)提琴 (英语四级单词)
- competitive [kəm´petitiv] a.竞争的，比赛的 (英语四级单词)
- participate [pɑ:´tisipeit] v.参与；分享；带有 (英语四级单词)
- reasonably [´ri:zənəbli] ad.有理地；合理地 (英语四级单词)
- viewpoint [´vju:pɔint] n.观点，看法 (英语四级单词)
- summary [´sʌməri] a.&n.摘要(的) (英语四级单词)
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