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①Now, students and teachers have more chances to use technology(科技) in schools. But how much technology should be used in the classroom?
②The biggest advantage of technology in the classroom today is that information is readily got. Students can simply type （打字）a question and receive a list of websites with useful information. If a teacher wanted to show a short video in a class 20 years ago, the teacher had to keep the part on the video tape first. Videos are much easier to show today, and a teacher can simply find the video on Douyin. In this way, both teachers and students can get large amounts of information quickly.
③Another advantage is the amount of resources（资源）that can help students learn in the classroom. Now, there are apps, videos, games, and online resources that make lessons more interesting and effective（有效的）. Technology can also help students study the same lesson by different methods（方法）.
④With all the advantages that technology brings into the classroom, there are some disadvantages. The biggest disadvantage may be lower quality (质量) of research and student work. Because of so many online resources, it is easier to turn to the Internet for research. Often, it's difficult for a student to choose the right information. Also, with so much research done through the Internet, a student may not even know how to find useful information in the library. Another one is that technology can stop the learner from real learning. A teacher might try to use technology to make a lesson more interesting, but the technology itself can catch students' attention（注意） rather than the lesson. It can also keep students from acting actively in the classroom.
⑤How much technology should be used in the classroom is under discussion. It is sure that technology is here to stay. The best way may be a balance of both technology and traditional learning methods.
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Beijing hutongs are both the living place of the locals(当地人) and an important part of this city. Although hutongs look the same, each one has its special features(特征). Do you know some special hutongs? And do you want to visit some of them?
| Dongjiaominxiang is the longest hutong in Beijing. It's 1.552km long from the east road of Tian'anmen Square to Chongwenmennei Street. The oldest locals living in Dongjiaominxiang have only lived there for about 60 years, because the hutong had been the embassy area(使馆区) of the Old China for over 700 years since the Yuan dynasty. |
| Yichidajie (or One Foot Street) is the shortest hutong in Beijing. It is only about 30m long from east to west and there are only six stores on the street. Now it is a part of Yangmeizhu Xiejie. |
| Lingjing Hutong is the widest hutong in Beijing. It is 664m long and 32.18m in its widest part. It is in the Xicheng district of Beijing, and lies between Fuyou Street on the east and Xidan North Street on the west. |
Do you like animals and nature? Do you want to enjoy your summer holiday and learn something interesting and useful? Here comes your chance! Youth Explore has prepared a three— day summer program for you! You can take part in many activities and meet with animasl, such as giraffes, pandas, tigers, lions, and so on! More information about the program is as follows: Age: Students aged 8—16 Groups: There are 2 programs for you to choose from. Each program needs at most 15 students.
Program cost:$230 for per member;$250 for per non— member What to do: Simply come to our center to get an application form(申请表). Send your completed form on or before 7th July ( Friday). Notes: 1. No free lunches are provided because of personal food differences. You may either bring a lunchbox or pay for lunch at our restaurants. 2. Both programs will start I day later if there is a warning of rainstorms. Come and join us now! Don't miss this chance! |
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