想學(xué)習(xí)一些有關(guān)教育問題的英語對(duì)話嗎?下面為大家?guī)黻P(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話，歡迎大家參考學(xué)習(xí)!
【篇一】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
ELIZA： I heard you were teaching English over there.
Tell me about it. Did you like it?
SUE： Oh， yes， it was very interesting.
ELIZA： What were the schools like?
SUE： Oh， I didn't actually teach in the schools.
I taught after school. I taught in English institutes.
ELIZA： But you taught children， yes?
SUE： Yes. That's right.
But children in Taiwan are very different from children in America.
At least as far as studying is concerned.
Many children in Taiwan go to special institutes after school
ELIZA： They actually study after school?來源：www.Tingvoa.com
SUE： That's right.
After their school day is over， they go to a special institute to study math or English.
They are very serious about learning over there.
ELIZA： Hmm. That sounds pretty oppressive for the kids. Don't they ever relax?
SUE： Of course they do.
You know， Eliza， before I went over there I thought the same thing.
I thought that maybe kids in Taiwan study too much.
But now that I've worked there， and taught them， I feel it is a good thing.
Their parents are very concerned about their education. More than American parents are.
And that is good. American kids don't study enough.
ELIZA： Asian cultures value learning very much. I know that.
SUE： So it was interesting for me to see parents very concerned about education.
They would come to me after the class and ask how their son or daughter was doing.
I don't think that's a bad thing. I think it's a good thing.
In America， too many parents don't pay attention.
ELIZA： But aren't the kids tired out?
I mean， they go to school all day， and then they go to school in the evening too.
SUE： As an English teacher， I tried to make the lessons as fun as possible.
I tried to have a good time with my classes. The students often enjoyed it.
And if the students enjoyed it， they learned more. So it was a good experience.
ELIZA： Are the kids in Taiwan very obedient?
SUE： That's a stereotype we Americans have.
We think that Asian kids are very obedient and quiet.
But it's not true. There are plenty of naughty kids too.
ELIZA： Hmm. I know you taught in Costa Rica also.
Which did you like better——Costa Rica or Taiwan?
SUE： I don't know. In Costa Rica， I taught adults.
So it was a very different thing. So I really can't compare.
【篇二】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
Husband: I found a great school for Junior!
我找到一所不錯(cuò)的小學(xué)。
Wife: Don't you think it's a little early to be looking for schools? We haven't even had the baby yet!
你不覺得現(xiàn)在找學(xué)校還太早?我們連小孩也沒有!
Husband: We can't be too cautious about these things.
我們對(duì)這些事謹(jǐn)慎點(diǎn)總是好的。
Wife: You are going to be such an adorable CS father! Tell me about this school.
你一定會(huì)成為很棒的父親!給我講講這所學(xué)校。
Husband: There is a huge slide on the playground and lots of trees and even a little brook!
游樂場(chǎng)有巨型滑梯，還有很多樹木，甚至有一條小河!
Wife: What about inside the school?
校內(nèi)呢?
Husband: There is a library right inside the front door.
前門走進(jìn)去就是圖書館。
Wife: I think our child is going to love it!
我想我們的孩子以后一定會(huì)喜歡!
【篇三】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
Husband: What do you think about half day kindergarten for Stacey?
你覺得送斯泰茜去上半日班的幼兒園如何?
Wife: We could try it for the first few weeks and see if she likes it.
我們可以先試幾個(gè)禮拜，看她喜不喜歡。
Husband: I just think it will be a little difficult for her to be away from home for so long right off the bat.
我想對(duì)她來說最困難的部分，就是她必須自己一個(gè)人離家這么久。
Wife: You have a good point. She hasn't really ever been away from home for longer than a few hours.
你說的沒錯(cuò)，她從來也沒有離家超過幾小時(shí)。
Husband: I think she is really going to like her teacher though.
不過我想她會(huì)喜歡她的老師。
Wife: Yes, they seemed to click at the meeting the other day.
是的。前幾天見面時(shí)她咱們好像很投緣。
Husband: Did you happen to notice if she was interested in . any of the other kids?
你有沒有注意到她對(duì)其他孩子有興趣?
Wife: No, but I did notice that she was very interested in the art supplies!
沒有，不過我注意到她對(duì)美術(shù)用具很感興趣!
【篇一】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
ELIZA： I heard you were teaching English over there.
Tell me about it. Did you like it?
SUE： Oh， yes， it was very interesting.
ELIZA： What were the schools like?
SUE： Oh， I didn't actually teach in the schools.
I taught after school. I taught in English institutes.
ELIZA： But you taught children， yes?
SUE： Yes. That's right.
But children in Taiwan are very different from children in America.
At least as far as studying is concerned.
Many children in Taiwan go to special institutes after school
ELIZA： They actually study after school?來源：www.Tingvoa.com
SUE： That's right.
After their school day is over， they go to a special institute to study math or English.
They are very serious about learning over there.
ELIZA： Hmm. That sounds pretty oppressive for the kids. Don't they ever relax?
SUE： Of course they do.
You know， Eliza， before I went over there I thought the same thing.
I thought that maybe kids in Taiwan study too much.
But now that I've worked there， and taught them， I feel it is a good thing.
Their parents are very concerned about their education. More than American parents are.
And that is good. American kids don't study enough.
ELIZA： Asian cultures value learning very much. I know that.
SUE： So it was interesting for me to see parents very concerned about education.
They would come to me after the class and ask how their son or daughter was doing.
I don't think that's a bad thing. I think it's a good thing.
In America， too many parents don't pay attention.
ELIZA： But aren't the kids tired out?
I mean， they go to school all day， and then they go to school in the evening too.
SUE： As an English teacher， I tried to make the lessons as fun as possible.
I tried to have a good time with my classes. The students often enjoyed it.
And if the students enjoyed it， they learned more. So it was a good experience.
ELIZA： Are the kids in Taiwan very obedient?
SUE： That's a stereotype we Americans have.
We think that Asian kids are very obedient and quiet.
But it's not true. There are plenty of naughty kids too.
ELIZA： Hmm. I know you taught in Costa Rica also.
Which did you like better——Costa Rica or Taiwan?
SUE： I don't know. In Costa Rica， I taught adults.
So it was a very different thing. So I really can't compare.
【篇二】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
Husband: I found a great school for Junior!
我找到一所不錯(cuò)的小學(xué)。
Wife: Don't you think it's a little early to be looking for schools? We haven't even had the baby yet!
你不覺得現(xiàn)在找學(xué)校還太早?我們連小孩也沒有!
Husband: We can't be too cautious about these things.
我們對(duì)這些事謹(jǐn)慎點(diǎn)總是好的。
Wife: You are going to be such an adorable CS father! Tell me about this school.
你一定會(huì)成為很棒的父親!給我講講這所學(xué)校。
Husband: There is a huge slide on the playground and lots of trees and even a little brook!
游樂場(chǎng)有巨型滑梯，還有很多樹木，甚至有一條小河!
Wife: What about inside the school?
校內(nèi)呢?
Husband: There is a library right inside the front door.
前門走進(jìn)去就是圖書館。
Wife: I think our child is going to love it!
我想我們的孩子以后一定會(huì)喜歡!
【篇三】關(guān)于教育問題的英語口語對(duì)話
Husband: What do you think about half day kindergarten for Stacey?
你覺得送斯泰茜去上半日班的幼兒園如何?
Wife: We could try it for the first few weeks and see if she likes it.
我們可以先試幾個(gè)禮拜，看她喜不喜歡。
Husband: I just think it will be a little difficult for her to be away from home for so long right off the bat.
我想對(duì)她來說最困難的部分，就是她必須自己一個(gè)人離家這么久。
Wife: You have a good point. She hasn't really ever been away from home for longer than a few hours.
你說的沒錯(cuò)，她從來也沒有離家超過幾小時(shí)。
Husband: I think she is really going to like her teacher though.
不過我想她會(huì)喜歡她的老師。
Wife: Yes, they seemed to click at the meeting the other day.
是的。前幾天見面時(shí)她咱們好像很投緣。
Husband: Did you happen to notice if she was interested in . any of the other kids?
你有沒有注意到她對(duì)其他孩子有興趣?
Wife: No, but I did notice that she was very interested in the art supplies!
沒有，不過我注意到她對(duì)美術(shù)用具很感興趣!