No. 1
Background: The education authorities of Yunnan Province in southwest China have recently relead the reform of the high school entrance
红油的做法exam, in which the total score allocated to physical education
(PE) will be raid from 50 to 100 points, equal to Chine,
Maths and English. It is said that the purpo of the reform is to
包拯的故事help improve students’ health.
Our Question: Will more entrance exam grades for PE help improve students’ health?光洁
Pro: I think more entrance exam grades for PE will help improve students’ health.
Con: I don’t think more entrance exam grades for PE will help improve students’ health.典型案例材料
No. 2
Background: The traffic police in some cities began levying fines on pedestrians who u a smartphone while crossing the road. That
new regulation is aimed at reining in what many e as an
increa in traffic accidents caud by using smartphones.
Our Question: Should people be fined if they u a smartphone when crossing the road?
Pro: I think people should be fined if they u a smartphone when crossing the road.
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Con: I don’t think people should be fined if they u a smartphone when crossing the road.
No. 3
Background: Many Chine schools adopted online teaching and learning platforms amid the coronavirus outbreak. Some cheer for the
benefits of online teaching and learning while others believe
there is room for further improvement.
Our Question: Will online education replace traditional schools?
恋造句Pro: I think online education will replace traditional schools.
Con: I don’t think online education will replace traditional schools.
No. 4
Background: The education bureau of a district in Hangzhou has issued via its official Weibo account a trial draft of the District School
Classroom WeChat Group Convention, which forbids teachers
to relea students’ grades or rankings in the WeChat group.
The policy has gone viral and sparked heated discussions on
Weibo.
Our Question: Should students’ grades be made public?
Pro: I think students’ grades should be made public.
Con: I don’t think students’ grades should be made public.
网络安全法律No. 5
Background: Social media are not only great for staying connected to family and friends, but can also be where potential employers go to do
additional screening before making their hiring decisions.
According to a study, nearly 70% of employers screen their
candidates using social media and what’s more surprising is 57%
of employers are less likely to even contact applicants who lack
an online prence.
Our Question: Should potential employers take an applicant’s social media into consideration?
Pro: I think potential employers should take an applicant’s social media into consideration.
Con: I don’t think potential employers should take an applicant’s social media into consideration.
No. 6
Background:A proposal by a deputy to National People’s Congress (NPC) on rebuilding the Yuanmingyuan (the Old Summer Palace) Park
has sparked heated debate online. The Park, which was torched
by the invading troops after plundering countless treasures in
1860, is now mostly in ruins.
Our Question: Should Yuanmingyuan be restored to its original state?
Pro: I think Yuanmingyuan should be restored to its original state.
Con: I don’t think Yuanmingyuan should be restored to its original state.
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