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1 affect academic performance
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2 teach students in accordance with their aptitudes and differences
3 students with high marks and poor ability
4 high-quality education
5 overall development
6 lead to hatred against learning
7 psychological disease
8 broaden one’s scope of knowledge
9 lack self-control
10
student-oriented education
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strengthen the sense of responsibility
12
cultivate a sense of equality
13
help foster in the young the morally sound values and outlook on the world
and life
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A school is society in miniature.
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analyzing skills/problem-solving ability
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extracurricular courses
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feel exhausted
18
improve interpersonal skills
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degree factory
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(extracurricular
courses)
feel exhausted
On the side of children, they may easily feel exhausted after attending various
extracurricular courses.
2
broaden
one’s scope of knowledge
It is natural to believe that studying abroad may broaden one’s scope of
knowledge.
3
It is believed that studying abroad alone might help a person to be independent
and responsible.
4
be confronted with a
new setting
be faced with
We need to recognize the fact that many young students might be faced with
great mental pressure after they are sent abroad and confronted with a new
setting.
5
culture of cooperation, collaborate
Music can foster the culture of cooperation among teenagers as they are required
to collaborate with each other in a band or an orchestra.
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The use of musical instruments enables students to gain an understanding of how
to coordinate different parts of their bodies.
7
(engage in physical activity, maintain a healthy weight )
Students who engage in physical activity can constantly maintain a healthy
weight and keep a healthy lifestyle.
8
( spare no
effort, do one’s best, promote, strong will, wholesome mentality)
Sparing no efforts and doing their best in competition will significantly promote
their strong will and wholesome mentality.