Topic 4: Should rich countries should forgive all debts for poor
countries?
Thứ Tư, 31 tháng 3, 2010
Thứ Ba, 30 tháng 3, 2010
topic 3 panda
Nowadays, the entertainment industry has been growing rapidly. People, in particular, youths are spending more and more time on various kind of media such as TV or Internet. Therefore, media has the greatest impact on the young generation more that the family or the school has. This essay will outline the role of mass media in shaping the opinions and positions of the younger generation.
First, the mass media affect teenager's fashion. Simply take a glance at the way you dress right now, it was probably something you have pick up over the internet or magazines. What we are wearing may look similar to what famous actors or singers have worn recently. And all of the things we often to is to imitate the models appear every day in fashion shows.
Second, we cannot deny that the mass media have a great contribution to shaping our ways of thinking. What we watch on TV, radio: what we read in newspaper and magazines affect ,without our awareness, a great deal to our thinking. Does what Obama, Bill Gates say on TV mean anything to you? Does what your music idols wear affect your taste of fashion? I definitely believe the answer will be "yes". When choosing what to wear, most of us have a tendency to choose what is said or shown to be fashionable by famous people.
Third, it is obvious that the mass media also play an important role in our attitude to life. Some people complained that children nowadays tend to be lazier and more violent and want to come in for a share of social's product as much as possible. This is simply the result of bad programmes shown on T.V all time, incontrollable websites and even the carelessness of parents. To be free from their children, some people allow the children to surf the webs, without noticing that there are plenty of disasters on Internet which the young have little experience to deal with. People, especially teenagers, always have an idol and they tend to follow what their idols do and say no matter these things are good or bad.
In conclusion, we have absolutely no control over the media. However, we do have the final decision on the path we choose to take. The extent of the power mass media is able to influence us only reaches this far, the rest is really still within our control.
First, the mass media affect teenager's fashion. Simply take a glance at the way you dress right now, it was probably something you have pick up over the internet or magazines. What we are wearing may look similar to what famous actors or singers have worn recently. And all of the things we often to is to imitate the models appear every day in fashion shows.
Second, we cannot deny that the mass media have a great contribution to shaping our ways of thinking. What we watch on TV, radio: what we read in newspaper and magazines affect ,without our awareness, a great deal to our thinking. Does what Obama, Bill Gates say on TV mean anything to you? Does what your music idols wear affect your taste of fashion? I definitely believe the answer will be "yes". When choosing what to wear, most of us have a tendency to choose what is said or shown to be fashionable by famous people.
Third, it is obvious that the mass media also play an important role in our attitude to life. Some people complained that children nowadays tend to be lazier and more violent and want to come in for a share of social's product as much as possible. This is simply the result of bad programmes shown on T.V all time, incontrollable websites and even the carelessness of parents. To be free from their children, some people allow the children to surf the webs, without noticing that there are plenty of disasters on Internet which the young have little experience to deal with. People, especially teenagers, always have an idol and they tend to follow what their idols do and say no matter these things are good or bad.
In conclusion, we have absolutely no control over the media. However, we do have the final decision on the path we choose to take. The extent of the power mass media is able to influence us only reaches this far, the rest is really still within our control.
Thứ Sáu, 26 tháng 3, 2010
Topic3_Jeff
Television, radio and newspaper become so popular to be a part of our life today. Many people claim that they have an impact on our behavior and thought. I totally agree with this idea. I believe that what I would show you below are effects of them, especially on youths.
First of all, movies on television do make us more violent, especially younger generation. The more we see violence the less sensitive we become to them. In addition, many shows seemingly praise violence. The most famous heroes are typically the most violent with their intenseness of fighting. These types of show are sending a wrong message to the youths that it would be okay to use violence as long as they gain their goals. As a result, many schools have bullying problems and lots of fights today. It is attributed to television programs and movies.
Second, modern media also affects our behavior because they make us less active. Many people prefer reading newspaper, listening to the radio or watching television to playing outside. If we do this so much, we would become unhealthy, both mentally and physically. We may imitate what acted out on television without using our imagination. Mental laziness maybe causes physical laziness. For instance, many people enjoy watching television than play it. I do not approve this behavior.
Third, however, it brings many benefits to us. It exposes us to the world with lots of information. Just with an article or a show, we could know others more clearly; hence, many former prejudices would be overcome. For example, many programs expose us to people of different races and cultures, these help to combat racial discrimination a lot.
The best influence is that they help us to reduce stress. Although television is attributed to violence but they also show positive ways to solve problems. Reading novel or listening to someone’s confidence on radio could change your point of view; even make us feel better. Sometimes we should stay away from them, sometimes they help us get through many things.
It is true that the mass media today have a great influence on us, both in positive and negative ways. However, how it affects us depends on how much, what and how we respond to what we get from them.
First of all, movies on television do make us more violent, especially younger generation. The more we see violence the less sensitive we become to them. In addition, many shows seemingly praise violence. The most famous heroes are typically the most violent with their intenseness of fighting. These types of show are sending a wrong message to the youths that it would be okay to use violence as long as they gain their goals. As a result, many schools have bullying problems and lots of fights today. It is attributed to television programs and movies.
Second, modern media also affects our behavior because they make us less active. Many people prefer reading newspaper, listening to the radio or watching television to playing outside. If we do this so much, we would become unhealthy, both mentally and physically. We may imitate what acted out on television without using our imagination. Mental laziness maybe causes physical laziness. For instance, many people enjoy watching television than play it. I do not approve this behavior.
Third, however, it brings many benefits to us. It exposes us to the world with lots of information. Just with an article or a show, we could know others more clearly; hence, many former prejudices would be overcome. For example, many programs expose us to people of different races and cultures, these help to combat racial discrimination a lot.
The best influence is that they help us to reduce stress. Although television is attributed to violence but they also show positive ways to solve problems. Reading novel or listening to someone’s confidence on radio could change your point of view; even make us feel better. Sometimes we should stay away from them, sometimes they help us get through many things.
It is true that the mass media today have a great influence on us, both in positive and negative ways. However, how it affects us depends on how much, what and how we respond to what we get from them.
Thứ Năm, 25 tháng 3, 2010
xuantuyen'blog
Xuantuyen, mailto:seishirousama@gmail.com
Topic 3: The mass media, including TV, radio, newspapers have a great influence on people and especially on the younger generation. It plays an important role in shaping the opinions and positions of the younger generation. Argue for or against this statement.
The mass media have a powerful influence in shaping our lives. We have come to depend on them for information and entertainment, and in doing so we let them affect important aspects of our lives, especially on the younger generation.
The undeniable usefulness of the media in almost instantly providing information about events over the world is largely taken for granted. But in our dependence on the telecommuting we have allowed them to mould our notions, opinions of events, places and people. Though few of us probably think about it, our conceptions of, say, our elected officials spring from television images and newspaper stories. We are similarly swayed by coverage of wars. The media, representing the values of their owners, societies and governments, tend to report wars with a bias, which is the good side and which the bad is determined for us by the reporters, editors and commentators, and sure enough the public begins to form opinions that reflect the coverage they see, hear and read in the major media.
Furthermore, the media are also effect on the way they facilitate the spread of culture and life-style. The so-called ‘global youth culture;, in which one finds young people around the world displaying a common interest in music, clothing styles and film, is an example of the media’s enormous sway in this regard. The information provided the media, will contribute a great deal to the development of our knowledge. Thanks to communication media our mind and point of view are consolidated and enriched, especially younger generation who always try to satisfy their curious.
In conclusion, the mass media plays an important role in live today inevitably. The more society is developed the more means of communication are required. Indeed, with technological advancements, there is no doubt that it has been being a critical role in our society in general and particular in younger generation.
Topic 3: The mass media, including TV, radio, newspapers have a great influence on people and especially on the younger generation. It plays an important role in shaping the opinions and positions of the younger generation. Argue for or against this statement.
The mass media have a powerful influence in shaping our lives. We have come to depend on them for information and entertainment, and in doing so we let them affect important aspects of our lives, especially on the younger generation.
The undeniable usefulness of the media in almost instantly providing information about events over the world is largely taken for granted. But in our dependence on the telecommuting we have allowed them to mould our notions, opinions of events, places and people. Though few of us probably think about it, our conceptions of, say, our elected officials spring from television images and newspaper stories. We are similarly swayed by coverage of wars. The media, representing the values of their owners, societies and governments, tend to report wars with a bias, which is the good side and which the bad is determined for us by the reporters, editors and commentators, and sure enough the public begins to form opinions that reflect the coverage they see, hear and read in the major media.
Furthermore, the media are also effect on the way they facilitate the spread of culture and life-style. The so-called ‘global youth culture;, in which one finds young people around the world displaying a common interest in music, clothing styles and film, is an example of the media’s enormous sway in this regard. The information provided the media, will contribute a great deal to the development of our knowledge. Thanks to communication media our mind and point of view are consolidated and enriched, especially younger generation who always try to satisfy their curious.
In conclusion, the mass media plays an important role in live today inevitably. The more society is developed the more means of communication are required. Indeed, with technological advancements, there is no doubt that it has been being a critical role in our society in general and particular in younger generation.
Chủ Nhật, 21 tháng 3, 2010
topic 3
Topic 3: The mass media, including TV, radio, newspapers have a great influence on people and especially on the younger generation. It plays an important role in shaping the opinions and positions of the younger generation. Argue for or against this statement.
Thứ Sáu, 19 tháng 3, 2010
Topic 2_ Dép
I have heard it said that men are just as good as women at parenting. I could not disagree more with them. I believe that woman make better parents and that this is why they have greater role in raising children in most societies.
The main reason is that mothers spend more time with their children than anyone else. Social support of maternity gives women more opportunities to be with their infants. Furthermore, fathers usually sacrifice his time with family to work hard in order to afford things. This lets mothers become more familiar with their children and be aware of children’s habits. As you know, children are very curious about very things and they would find the answer from their parents. Mothers who are virtually with the children twenty-four hours a day, undoubtedly, tremendously influence their children through instructing them.
The second reason makes me feel this way is that women have characters to become better parents than men have. We could not talk about them without their carefulness. Especially when there are babies in your houses, mothers is the one who stay up late and wake up early to take care of the babies. Take me for an example, my mom always get me prepared and give me advices to keep me away from potential troubles whenever I am going on vacation. What I said above, you would hardly find from certain father.
For these reasons, I am sure that mothers make the best parents. They spend much time and know how to take good care of their children with their carefulness. Even though, I could not deny the truth that fathers are also important to children.
The main reason is that mothers spend more time with their children than anyone else. Social support of maternity gives women more opportunities to be with their infants. Furthermore, fathers usually sacrifice his time with family to work hard in order to afford things. This lets mothers become more familiar with their children and be aware of children’s habits. As you know, children are very curious about very things and they would find the answer from their parents. Mothers who are virtually with the children twenty-four hours a day, undoubtedly, tremendously influence their children through instructing them.
The second reason makes me feel this way is that women have characters to become better parents than men have. We could not talk about them without their carefulness. Especially when there are babies in your houses, mothers is the one who stay up late and wake up early to take care of the babies. Take me for an example, my mom always get me prepared and give me advices to keep me away from potential troubles whenever I am going on vacation. What I said above, you would hardly find from certain father.
For these reasons, I am sure that mothers make the best parents. They spend much time and know how to take good care of their children with their carefulness. Even though, I could not deny the truth that fathers are also important to children.
Bai cua minh - Cute Panda
No one can deny the vital and fundamental role of women in raising children as a natural and principal responsibility. In many cultures, mother is a symbol of sacrifice and selflessness because of their unconditioned and inexhaustible love to their children. It is assumed that women are better nurturer than men are. However, on balance, I hold the view that both men and women are integral contribution of the children’ growth for the following reason.
In the first place, it goes without saying that parents are source of children support and guidance. If only a mother works on herself to rear children, is it true that her infant will develop in their full wing? She may be a very good mother who gives conscientious care as well as dedicated love to their children. Nevertheless, it will be better for the children who also deserve a father’s nourishment. As their children grow, fathers take on added roles of guiding their children's intellectual and social development. Even when a father is 'just playing' with his children, he is nurturing their development. For example, in one study, baby boys whose fathers engaged in physically playful, affectionate and stimulating play during infancy were more popular later as school children. Thus, both a mother and a father are important to an infant's development in special ways and their roles complement each other.
In the second place, mothers will benefit from fathers’ support. If a mother can count on her children' father to help with keeping the house clean and in good repair, caring for the children, paying the bills, and planning for the future, she probably will be a happier, more effective parent. The support a mother receives from her child's father can even help her be more competent and sensitive when feeding her baby.
Finally, today, living-cost climbs up day-by-day, so most families rely upon the incomes of both mothers and fathers. However, fathers still provide the lion's share of income. Fathers are either the sole earners or the main earners in two-thirds of two-parent households. Moreover, fathers' earnings are uniquely linked to many positive results for children, even when mothers' earnings are taken into consideration.
All things considered, I think a child who has both a mother and a father benefits from an increased richness of care. Parents, regardless of fathers or mothers, are the source of support for their children’ perfect growth.
In the first place, it goes without saying that parents are source of children support and guidance. If only a mother works on herself to rear children, is it true that her infant will develop in their full wing? She may be a very good mother who gives conscientious care as well as dedicated love to their children. Nevertheless, it will be better for the children who also deserve a father’s nourishment. As their children grow, fathers take on added roles of guiding their children's intellectual and social development. Even when a father is 'just playing' with his children, he is nurturing their development. For example, in one study, baby boys whose fathers engaged in physically playful, affectionate and stimulating play during infancy were more popular later as school children. Thus, both a mother and a father are important to an infant's development in special ways and their roles complement each other.
In the second place, mothers will benefit from fathers’ support. If a mother can count on her children' father to help with keeping the house clean and in good repair, caring for the children, paying the bills, and planning for the future, she probably will be a happier, more effective parent. The support a mother receives from her child's father can even help her be more competent and sensitive when feeding her baby.
Finally, today, living-cost climbs up day-by-day, so most families rely upon the incomes of both mothers and fathers. However, fathers still provide the lion's share of income. Fathers are either the sole earners or the main earners in two-thirds of two-parent households. Moreover, fathers' earnings are uniquely linked to many positive results for children, even when mothers' earnings are taken into consideration.
All things considered, I think a child who has both a mother and a father benefits from an increased richness of care. Parents, regardless of fathers or mothers, are the source of support for their children’ perfect growth.
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