Oh my god, it's a big question to know if it's necessary to speak English. It's like the aunt who sells pancakes and fruits at the entrance of the community and bargains with you, endlessly. At one moment, you have to learn English, and then you have to speak Chinese, which is fundamental, who do we ordinary people listen to?
Let's talk about this English, after learning it for so many years, it's like never learning it when you leave school, which is quite tangled. Some children finish college and even "Where are you from?" I can't answer the question, who jumps into this pit of English education? If you want me to say, this English education is simply a "big pit," and if you step into it, you can bury all your youth.
Besides, some people boast about how good Chinese is every day, as if as long as Chinese is released, English has to stand aside. But let's be realistic, in today's world, who doesn't know that English is the international language! If you don't know English, then you will be out of touch with the times, and you can only stare at the sidelines when others talk about the world.
However, I have to admit that this English is indeed a tiring thing. 365 days a year, the children have to spend half of their time there munching on English, and their heads are big. The grades are not good, the parents are anxious, the children are under a lot of pressure, and the teachers sigh. This English has become the "big problem" of our education.
So, I think English should be made an elective course. If you want to learn, if you don't want to learn, let's not force it. In this way, children can focus more on Chinese and mathematics and improve their core competitiveness.
You said that you would cancel the college entrance examination English, and as soon as this proposal came out, it really stirred up the waves. Some people are so happy that they feel that they have finally got rid of a big burden. But some people also raised the question, saying that this is not to make those children who are good at English more advantageous, and the resources are more down.
By the way, there are also those parents whose eyes light up at the mention of English, and now they hear that it is going to be canceled, and they are as anxious as ants on a hot pot. They are worried that without English, how will their children be able to connect with international standards in the future, how will they go abroad for further study, and how will they compete in the workplace? These parents are bent on letting their children catch up with the top students.
However, to be fair, English is not useless. If we don't learn English, we will have to wait for others to translate those foreign scientific research achievements and advanced technologies, and how long will we have to lag behind? You know, although our country is strong now, it still has to follow others in some fields.
So, this English question, you have to be cautious. We can't be beaten to death with a stick, nor can we blindly boast, we have to be moderate, we have to have a degree. The government has to come up with a solid policy, and the education department has to change the teaching methods to make this English education effective and not tiring.
In the end, whether to learn English or not, how to learn English, this matter has to be chosen by students and parents. This policy has to be flexible and humane. After all, when it comes to education, the key is to be suitable, not forced.
In short, let's look forward to the day when our English education can truly benefit students, instead of becoming a burden to us. Let English be the key to open the door to the world, not a mountain on the shoulders of children. Okay, that's all for now. What do you say?