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。 9 |& m& U. b7 V9 `/ J# v) k
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* J& k) f& }( ~( O1. Investment in education is always a wise choice for a nation. 3 X; f' u- O# Q: E" y9 g. H
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. 6 E# u3 u/ P( a
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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8 q5 x8 c1 F+ k' n* C; D" {55. "Competition for high grades seriously limits the quality of learning at all levels of education." 4 o& |; D# R1 {) o3 Y
6 y4 I$ |( q* A7 |追求高分严重的限制了教育各阶段的学习质量。 ! W# q# B! x) @$ `
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Competition among students for higher grades does not necessarily have a negative impact on the quality of learning. - G- V3 z1 S2 v3 A8 B' I! ~
1. Admittedly, if education aims solely at cramming students for exams, the quality of learning will undoubtedly deteriorate.
$ }; P' ~7 c" }( y6 o( ?8 ]2. However, examinations do help students review their lessons and master what they have learned. , S. J/ T; z9 Y% V
3. Furthermore, the psychological pressure that competition exerts on students is not always harmful. . x6 }9 \) s) s' z) A
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67. "Colleges should require students to engage in public-service activities in order to assure that each student receives a balanced, well-rounded education." 9 b; L% T9 B: F: l! E6 Z
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大学应该要求学生们参加公益活动，这也是为了保证每一个学生都能获得平衡而全面的教育。 , c, }" g' T' `! Z
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% O6 w' `/ D0 }: x3 M. P1. Colleges today tend to isolate students from society.
4 L* M: U0 c. y1 A' e+ t! i2. However, we should realize that participating in some social activities may actually contribute to their academic work.
/ z* j7 W+ l' r7 ?- G; i7 f3. 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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