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Bản sao của AgreeDisagree - ChildrenLessInterestedInArt
Bản sao của AgreeDisagree - ChildrenLessInterestedInArt
WRITING TASK 2
Art is regarded as an important part in the culture of many countries in the world.
However, more and more children seem to be less interested in art and thus it is
important for us to promote art at school. Do you agree or disagree with this viewpoint?
Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own
knowledge or experience.
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Lo ngại rằng
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Tiếp xúc
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Engaging in: tham gia vào
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Dịu đi, giảm (căng thẳng/đau)
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Lo âu
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Hiển nhiên
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Sự kết hợp
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Nhấn mạnh – Very important or worth giving attention to
emphasizes9 the importance of creativity and artistic thinking alongside scientific and
technical skills. This holistic10 approach11 to education at school allows students to
develop a well-rounded12 set of skills that are valuable in the modern world.
On the other hand, there are several arguments that it is not important to promote
art at school. In fact, people have this opinion because of some following reasons.
Firstly, many people prioritize13 science and technical subjects over art. They believe that
these subjects will lead to better job opportunities and success in the modern world, for
example software developer, data scientist, etc. Additionally, some believe that art is a
talent that only certain students possess, and that it is not suitable or relevant for all
students. However, prioritizing science subjects may lead to better career opportunities,
but disregarding14 arts education might cause excessive 15 stress and affect students'
mental health. Integrating art into both academic and extracurricular activities can
promote a well-rounded development for students. Hence 16, creating an environment in
schools that fosters17 the exploration and development of students' artistic skills
becomes imperative18.
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Toàn diện
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Phương pháp tiếp cận
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Toàn diện
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Ưu tiên
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Bỏ qua
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Nghiêm trọng
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Do đó
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Nuôi dưỡng
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Cấp thiết
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Toàn diện
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Duy trì
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Tính tích cực
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Lo ngại rằng
In recent years, there has been a growing concern 22 that children are becoming less
interested in the arts. Some argue that this is due to a lack of exposure23 to the arts in
schools, and that we need to do more to promote the arts in education. While I agree
that the arts are important, I do not believe that schools are solely24 responsible for
fostering25 an appreciation26 of the arts in children.
On the one hand, it is certainly true that schools play an important role in shaping
children's attitudes toward the arts. When children are exposed 27 to music, theater,
dance, and visual arts in school, they are more likely to develop an interest in these
areas and to see the value in them. Moreover, the arts can be an important tool for
enhancing children's creativity, critical thinking skills, and ability to express themselves.
By promoting the arts in schools, we can help children to develop these important skills
and to become more well-rounded individuals. For example, in recent years, there has
been a significant emphasis on Science, Technology, Art, Engineering, and Mathematics
(STEM) education instead of STEM.
On the other hand, however, I do not believe that schools are solely responsible for
fostering an appreciation of the arts in children. Parents and caregivers also play a
critical28 role in shaping children's attitudes toward the arts. If parents take an active
interest in the arts themselves and encourage 29 their children to do the same, children
are more likely to develop an interest in the arts. Additionally, there are many
opportunities for children to engage with the arts outside of school, such as attending
concerts and plays, visiting museums, and taking art classes.
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Tiếp xúc
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Duy nhất
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Thúc đẩy đổi mới
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Sự đánh giá cao
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Tiếp xúc, khám phá
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Quan trọng (trong vai trò quan trọng)
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Khuyến khích
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B2 (n) stæns/stance (on something) the opinions that somebody has about something and expresses publicly