shiershengxiao：雅思高分作文范文- 教育类

2020年11月29日发(作者：马馼)

1. It is generally believed that education is of vital importance in
individuals’ development and well-being of societies. What should
education consist of to fulfill both these functions?
With the rapid development of modern society, education is becoming
more and more crucial to both individuals and societies. The issue over
what education should consist of has considerably aroused people’s
wide concern. In this essay, I seek to explore this complicated topic from
diverse perspectives and what influence could be brought.
Among the most important aspects education should consist of,
one should be stressed is professional knowledge education. On one
hand, under the fierce competitive circumstance, people who have
professional skills and experience attract many big companies.
Therefore, study about one special area gives people more opportunities
to hurt an ideal job. On the other hand, this education is also
significant to develop societies in a long run.
At the second place, what is also worth noticing is that physical
education is necessary for students, especially for teenagers. If you
want to achieve successfully in the modern societies, strong body is the
first premise, which makes you always in sharp. So education should
push people to take care themselves and this could bring great benefits
to the healthy society.
Last but not least, we should not lose sight of psychological
education. Psychological problems are serious nowadays and a sizable
percentage of people suffer from them. A survey conducted by a famous
research organization indicates that over 40 percent of students have
various psychological problems, who really need help from school and
society. Even worse, if such problems cannot be solved, they could
hamper the progress of well-being society.
Judging from what I have been discussed above, we may safely
draw the conclusion that three aspects cannot be separated in
education, which play vital important roles in the growth of individuals
and societies. The fulfillment of both people and societies can be done
as long as we lay emphasis on three aspects mentioned above.



2. Human Society is a long period of building and developing. From
the time man lived in dank caves to nowadays when he lives in such a
modern life with a lot of excellent facilities. The modern life, the
excellent facilities was not a present from god. It was made by people of
all generations who always learned from the past and developed
everything they had learned from it. Thus, I totally disagree with the
statement above that learning about the past has no value.

The first reason for this is that learning about the past brings us all the
knowledge and information in the past. Without yesterday, there is no
today. A society can develop only when its people inherit and
understand the achievements of the precursors because the precursors'
achievements were the foundation for everything to develop.. For
example, before 1964 there was only black-and-white television but
until now there are kinds of colour televisions that are slim and
innovative such as LCD TV... The black-and-white television made the
basis and gave inventors idea to develop the modern TV nowadays.
Consequently our knowledge, success today is the result of constant
work of our ancestors before.

Secondly, learning about the past is very essential because it makes us
doubt and take consideration into earlier assumptions. For that reason,
people will find out mistakes that were made in the past. This will show
us which roads not to ever go down again and put human in a right way
to develop. Learning about the past is not only learning about the
history but also is learning from our and the others' mistakes. By this
way of learning, people will become more and more experienced and
never make the same mistakes again.

Additionally, if learning about the past has no value, people in the world
could speak, could write by themselves without learning from anyone.
This is impossible so the value of the past, in this case are the parents,
are undeniable.

In a nutshell, the past is always a good teacher and we are still bad
students who crave for knowledge. Denying the past also means that we
are destroying the present and our future because no one can jump
without ground to stand on.



3. When it comes to the value of history, the discussion of this issue
among individuals and in society as a whole has come into vogue during
the last decade. The statement declares that “learning about the past
has no value for those of us living in the present.” I disagree with
the ...there is a thing you have to know.
The main reason for my propensity to the importance of history is
that in the business world, there is a saying that you have to know
where you have been and where you are in order to know where you are
going...
Furthermore, I agree that business corporations find it critical to
have regular views of the past business performance without
reservations since each corporation has to see what mistakes were
made in order to avoid repeating them. Naturally, they learn from the
past mistakes which prepare them for the future.
Let’s bring our discussion to a more present and practical context.
It can be given an example that Microsoft usually has regular views of
its past performance, usually in the form of quarterly or annual review.
Another equally essential aspect accounting for why I advocate the
value of learning about the past involves the realm of politics and
society. No one can deny that in the international arena, one must
possess a thorough knowledge of history in order to understand the
current dynamics and complex relationships among countries.
Obviously, it is imperative that the politicians should learn from the
past political mistakes. History is replete with evidence to demonstrate
this point that the world community learned the great lesson from WWII
that there must not be another world war thus we entered into 40 plus
years of the cold war.
However, we should concede that despite the merits of learning
about the past, over extended referring to the past will be indeed
counterproductive, even harmful. The harm it produces is, in my view,
both palpable and profound. For the individual, it has a debasing
impact on people’s originality; for the society, it may promote a
tendency toward mechanism ossification.
In sum, the advantages of referring to the past outweigh the
disadvantages, but it is imperative to point out that whether historical
information can actively affect our present life depends on whether we
could take rational cognizance of the past and whether we could try to
make breakthrough and whether we could learn from the past failures
and success, especially from the failures.