The Easy Learning Theory Of Education

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Nowadays, high school students seem enjoy parties than study. They believe in theories such as: “The Vaccination Theory of Education”, “Adopt The Kung Fu Theory of Education” or “The Easy Listening Theory of Learning” which treats education as a heavy load on their shoulder. In my point of view, education is the skills that individuals learning to be better human-being. This essay will talk about my own theories, the problems which truly exist in the education system of China and my experiences of schooling. Firstly, I believe that education is the key to success. It basically determines the standard of living. The right education can lead people to unlimited possibilities and set us on the right path to get a beatific life which we desire. …show more content…
By learning physical training, we will be sturdy and flexible. Even by chatting with our classmates, we can gain experiences that differ in hundreds of ways. Education comes in many ways, not necessarily in class. There is no knowledge that is not worth knowing. Everything we learnt will eventually become part of us and assist us with the rest of life. For example, as for me, reading plays a significant role in my life. My mom forced me to read literature which had become recognized for their excellence before I went to sleep when I was a child. That became a habit after I grew up. It is hard to say how many improvement I have made since began to read.It developed my habit of being satisfied only with the best of everything. The classic novel Jane Eyre told me how important to be independent and tough as a woman. Autobiography of Churchill taught me the history of World War II and what was brave, what was uncertainly life, and aroused my interest of the world pattern. I widely read books on science and socialize because it is necessary to know a great deal of life. I also showed preference to the novels that dealt with Chinese …show more content…
However, during my 15 years of study in China, there is one terrified bloodily nightmare of Chinese high school students which totally destroys the fun of study-The College Entrance Examination. It is like millions upon millions of soldiers are crossing a single-plank bridge and there are only hundreds of them can approach the other side. The reality is that this exam is the only exam which decides student’s future. Moreover, the most brutal truth in China is if there is no ranking, then there is no future. So all my life in high school is about learning as much as I can and getting a higher mark. All my family has stressed is whether I can make it through a high ranking university. It is true to say that poverty and collection of welfare are often a concentrating issue which relates mostly to the fairness of education. But the society ignores the law of youth 's growth in some certain degree which leads to class overload. The long-term extra tutoring may improve the grade, but the creativity, self-confidence and the love of study will be declined rapidly. Almost all the secondary school student’s goal is to be enrolled in a so

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