模擬練習(xí)二
In any classroom in any country, the instructor teaches
more than just art or history or language. Part of
what is going onconsciously or notis the teaching of culture:
the attitudes, values and beliefs in the society.1.
Every education system is inevitably a mirror
that reflects the culture of the society it is a part.2.
In many western countries, such as the United States or Canada,
which are made up of many different nations,3.
religious groups and cultural orientations, individualism
and dependent thinking are highly valued.4.
And these values are reflected by education systems
in these countries. Teachers emphasize the qualities
that let each student special. Students are seldom5.
expected to memorize information; however,6.
they are encouraged to think for themselves, find answers
on their own and come up with individual solutions.
At an early age, students learn to form their own ideas
and opinions, and to express their ideas when class discussion.7.
In Japan, in contrast, the vast majority of people share8.
the same language, history, and culture. Perhaps for this reason,
the education system here reflects a belief in9.
group goals and traditions than individualism.10
In any classroom in any country, the instructor teaches
more than just art or history or language. Part of
what is going onconsciously or notis the teaching of culture:
the attitudes, values and beliefs in the society.1.
Every education system is inevitably a mirror
that reflects the culture of the society it is a part.2.
In many western countries, such as the United States or Canada,
which are made up of many different nations,3.
religious groups and cultural orientations, individualism
and dependent thinking are highly valued.4.
And these values are reflected by education systems
in these countries. Teachers emphasize the qualities
that let each student special. Students are seldom5.
expected to memorize information; however,6.
they are encouraged to think for themselves, find answers
on their own and come up with individual solutions.
At an early age, students learn to form their own ideas
and opinions, and to express their ideas when class discussion.7.
In Japan, in contrast, the vast majority of people share8.
the same language, history, and culture. Perhaps for this reason,
the education system here reflects a belief in9.
group goals and traditions than individualism.10