53. "College and university education should be free for all students, fully financed by the government."
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大学教育应该对所有学生免费,由政府来全额资助。
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1. Investment in education is always a wise choice for a nation. 9 J6 \( s S, \4 C
2. The amount of money needed by universities is only a small percent of a nation’s Gross Domestic Product, and will surely be compensated by the graduates in the future through the way of income taxation. 0 O- i9 o/ W8 a U8 u
3. Proving all students with higher education puts them on equal footing with each other when they enter society—a precondition of equal opportunity for all members of society.
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55. "Competition for high grades seriously limits the quality of learning at all levels of education." 9 a" S* F7 B" I" \% }/ f
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追求高分严重的限制了教育各阶段的学习质量。 * w3 D# n" @, l0 e$ s. j% ~
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1. Admittedly, if education aims solely at cramming students for exams, the quality of learning will undoubtedly deteriorate.
: h, j- o! k- d* h! ?5 a5 S; E2. However, examinations do help students review their lessons and master what they have learned.
: L/ b; @* M* A- @3. Furthermore, the psychological pressure that competition exerts on students is not always harmful.
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( C. [9 Y% ^& G8 \7 i1 B' u4 j1. Colleges today tend to isolate students from society. + k9 }/ [" g" k! Y e, l+ I, [
2. However, we should realize that participating in some social activities may actually contribute to their academic work. 1 x. Y$ t( A8 u$ C" {
3. To train qualified citizens for society, colleges should arrange for public-service activities to increase student’s sense of social responsibility.
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