Big boom
Member
By doing more writing. How to improve writing skills? I think you should follow Monster Box on facebook, it can help you improve your writing skills
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mylonely12
Senior Member
theo như trên đó thì ,nó viết đoạn tiếng việt sau đó dịch sang tiếng anh, mà em xem mấy clip trên mạng thì nó bảo không nên dùng suy nghĩ tiếng việt để viết tiếng anh, so who right who wrong
Big boom
Member
That is difficult question for me. I still improve my writing skills by practicing on this topic day by day. As for your question, I hope someone who is professional english will give you exactly answertheo như trên đó thì ,nó viết đoạn tiếng việt sau đó dịch sang tiếng anh, mà em xem mấy clip trên mạng thì nó bảo không nên dùng suy nghĩ tiếng việt để viết tiếng anh, so who right who wrong
het_user_name_cmnr
Senior Member
Cho hỏi câu này dịch thế nào cho hợp lý các mai pen:" over time we learned and that accumulated knowledge raises are living standards."
Big boom
Member
Nhờ học được con chữ vào bụng mà giờ đây cái dốt, cái đói không còn theo đuổi cuộc sống đồng bào nữa
sao câu này phía trước dùng động từ accumulated rồi , phía sau vẫn dùng are living nữa vậy anh oai
het_user_name_cmnr
Senior Member
Thực ra chữ are phải thay bằng our, vì thế nên tôi mới ko biết dịch sao, là câu hỏi sai đấy pen ạ
Fake Miracle, you are the flawed version of me
het_user_name_cmnr
Senior Member
Both of you are vozlit, no need to compare.
/Forfeit
Junior Member
Just read about competition in school as a indispensable motivation for student to improve, and a question springs to my mind for an instant. We all know that competition would turn people's life to the misery of such an endless fighting, but its proved to be too effective with children who are still not capable of realizing the value of themseleve. Then what is the best way to end this vicious circle? To drag people out of this common tragedy? 
supershiningstar
Senior Member
Well, the education system is only effective when most students can realize its purposes. But the way I see it, our school curriculum is really heavy while serving little benefits to them. Many friends of mine barely even remember what they learn, yet still remember the hardship & inequality from those harsh competitions. So unless students are encouraged to explore their favorite courses rather than being forced to compete by adults, this circle will never endJust read about competition in school as a indispensable motivation for student to improve, and a question springs to my mind for an instant. We all know that competition would turn people's life to the misery of such an endless fighting, but its proved to be too effective with children who are still not capable of realizing the value of themseleve. Then what is the best way to end this vicious circle? To drag people out of this common tragedy?
Tennaychuacoaisudung
Senior Member
Big boom
Member
Just read about competition in school as a indispensable motivation for student to improve, and a question springs to my mind for an instant. We all know that competition would turn people's life to the misery of such an endless fighting, but its proved to be too effective with children who are still not capable of realizing the value of themseleve. Then what is the best way to end this vicious circle? To drag people out of this common tragedy?
I have a different opinion from you, the heavy school program will help students have good thinking and withstand pressure well. I see East Asian countries like China, Japan, and South Korea all have very very heavy school programs, all of which are economically and culturally successful. In the US education system, magnet schools are public schools and their students have the same school program as other East Asian countries. Up until now, I think the time in school is still the happiest time in my life, more than anything in the world.Well, the education system is only effective when most students can realize its purposes. But the way I see it, our school curriculum is really heavy while serving little benefits to them. Many friends of mine barely even remember what they learn, yet still remember the hardship & inequality from those harsh competitions. So unless students are encouraged to explore their favorite courses rather than being forced to compete by adults, this circle will never end
/Forfeit
Junior Member
I'm absolutely up to help children improve their logical mindset and handle difficulties to come. While the first point may be satisfied, the second is currently left unchecked. We give children pressure, particularly peer one, with the hope of their overcoming, yet most tend to "endure" not "handle". For each day passes, children have to hear severely critical comparison for their mistakes, bad results and so on. Consequently, jelousy, evil or sorrow start to emerge and take roots deeply in their soul. Then the day they become parents, the very pressure is passed to the next generation
/Forfeit
Junior Member
As you see, given such early thirst for competition, to become the only winner, the most successful person on the world would not be happy. He would always live in fears of getting dethroned and thus, see everyone else as potential rivals. So, why do we live if not for happiness?
But how do you know that successful person is not happy?
Happiness is subjective. Some enjoy an easy life, while others take joy in competitions. Who are we to decide for them what true happiness is?
Big boom
Member
Just fun: The pressure during school time is nothing if compare with the pressure when you read topic on voz where vozer show of salary or their income. So I am still a loser right now. I remember that when I was assigned a difficult math by my teacher and could complete it, I had a happy feeling
