TOEFL TPO -1 Academic Discussion Writing Sample: Your professor is teaching a class on social science. Write a post responding to the professor's question.
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Professor
Parents give their children weekly money to buy whatever they want. Some people think this can cause bad habits and ideas about money in children. Others think the opposite. What's your opinion? Please use the discussion board to share your thoughts.
Paul
Giving children pocket money every week can help them develop financial awareness. Handling money is crucial to a person's growth and we will be dealing with money throughout our lives. As long as the amount of pocket money is controlled and conforms to the family's economic situation, it will not have a bad effect on children.
Anna
I agree with Paul. Parents can guide their children if they are worried about their spending. For example, prepare a book for children to record their income and expenditure. Get them into the habit of keeping track of everyday purchases. At the same time parents can analyze with their children whether the consumption in the account book is reasonable and help them develop good consumption habits.
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How to teach children about the value of money is always an integral part of education. In my opinion, it may be inappropriate to just provide children some dollars each week regardless of the meanings and possible applications of these bills. On one hand, many children, especially at an early stage of their lives, know little about the value of money. For these teenagers, such act may impose threats that they can spree on many things unnecessary and even detrimental for their studies via the money, like toys and robots. Statistics have also shown that to offer young children money may easily lead them to decreased self-control. On the other hand, the conclusion may be the opposite if we are talking about university students. When children enter into the university, their expenditures can witness a sharp increase as they need to pay bills for their dormitory, textbooks, laptops and so one. Under such circumstances, parents can teach students about how to use wisely their money by providing them weekly pocket money, just as Paul suggested. In conclusion, I believe that this topic needs further classification when evaluating its pros and cons, namely, parents may only provide these weekly gifts to children with financial senses and needs.
评估结果
1. 子项得分
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Relevance and Contribution to Discussion: 4.5
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Clarity and Elaboration of Viewpoint: 4.0
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Language Use and Grammar: 4.0
2. 预估分数
- 27
3. 任务完成度
总体来说,你的文章回答了教授的问题,并对讨论作出了贡献。然而,有一些方面可以改进。首先,在表达观点时,尝试提供更具体的例子和细节来支持你的观点。其次,在文章中引用Paul和Anna的观点时,可以使用不同的方式来表达他们的意见,以增加文章的原创性。
改进示例1: 在提到年轻孩子可能会因为每周收到零花钱而失去自控力时,可以给出一个具体的例子来说明这一观点。
改进示例2: 在引用Paul和Anna的观点时,可以使用不同的方式来表达他们的意见。例如:“正如Paul所指出的那样,在家庭经济状况允许的情况下适度给予孩子零花钱是有益处的。”
4. 文章结构与组织
你的文章结构清晰,包括了引言、正文和结论。然而,在组织上还有一些可以改进之处。首先,在段落之间加入过渡词或短语,使文章更连贯。其次,确保每个段落都集中讨论一个特定的观点,并提供相应的支持细节。
改进示例1: 在引言和正文之间加入过渡词,如:“在讨论这个问题之前,我们需要考虑孩子们的年龄和金钱观念。”
改进示例2: 在正文段落中,可以将关于年轻孩子和大学生的观点分开讨论,并分别提供支持细节。例如:“对于年轻孩子来说,每周给予零花钱可能会导致他们购买不必要的物品。然而,在大学阶段,学生需要支付各种费用,因此适当给予零花钱可以帮助他们学会合理管理资金。”
5. 语法批改
How to teach children about the value of money is always an integral part of education. In my opinion, it may be inappropriate to just provide children some dollars each weekweek,(This rule identifies whether commas are missing in a sentence.) regardless of the meanings and possible applications of these bills. On one hand, many children, especially at an early stage of their lives, know little about the value of money. For these teenagers, such act may impose threats that they can spree on many things unnecessary and even detrimental for their studies via the money, like toys and robots. Statistics have also shown that to offer young children money may easily lead them to decreased self-control. On the other hand, the conclusion may be the opposite if we are talking about university students. When children enter into the university, their expenditures can witness a sharp increase as they need to pay bills for their dormitory, textbooks, laptops and so oneand so on(and so one (on)). Under such circumstances, parents can teach students about how to use wisely their money by providing them weekly pocket money, just as Paul suggested.
In conclusion, I believe that this topic needs further classification when evaluating its pros and cons, namely, parents may only provide these weekly gifts to children with financial senses and needs.
Title: 6 文章修订
Teaching children about the value of money is an essential aspect of their education. In my opinion, simply providing a weekly allowance without context or guidance may not be the most effective approach. For younger children who have limited understanding of money's value, receiving an allowance could potentially lead to impulsive spending on unnecessary or even harmful items, such as excessive toys or distractions from their studies. Research has indicated that giving young children money can result in decreased self-control.
Conversely, when considering university students, providing a weekly allowance may prove beneficial. As students transition into higher education, they face increased expenses for housing, textbooks, technology, and other necessities. In this context, parents can use a weekly allowance as a tool to teach their children about wise money management and responsible spending habits, as Paul suggested. Ultimately, it is crucial to consider the child's age and financial maturity when deciding whether to provide a weekly allowance and how best to guide them in managing their finances effectively. (170 words)
How to teach Teaching children about the value of money is always an integral part essential aspect of education. their education (revised for clarity and conciseness). In my opinion, it simply providing a weekly allowance without context or guidance may not be inappropriate to just provide children some dollars each week regardless the most effective approach (rephrased for better flow and clarity). For younger children who have limited understanding of the meanings and possible applications of these bills. On one hand, many children, especially at money's value, receiving an early stage of their lives, know little about the value of money. For these teenagers, allowance could potentially lead to impulsive spending on unnecessary or even harmful items, such act as excessive toys or distractions from their studies (clarified the point being made). Research has indicated that giving young children money can result in decreased self-control (added a reference to research to support the claim).
Conversely, when considering university students, providing a weekly allowance may impose threats that prove beneficial (used "conversely" to show contrast between points). As students transition into higher education, they can spree on many things unnecessary and even detrimental face increased expenses for their studies via the money, like toys and robots. Statistics have also shown that to offer young children money may easily lead them to decreased self-control. On the housing, textbooks, technology, and other hand, the conclusion may be the opposite if we are talking about university students. When children enter into the university, their expenditures can witness a sharp increase as they need to pay bills for their dormitory, textbooks, laptops and so one. Under such circumstances, necessities (explained the reasons behind increased expenses). In this context, parents can use a weekly allowance as a tool to teach students their children about how to use wisely their wise money by providing them weekly pocket money, just management and responsible spending habits, as Paul suggested. ¶ In conclusion, I believe that this topic needs further classification suggested (connected the idea with Paul's suggestion). Ultimately, it is crucial to consider the child's age and financial maturity when evaluating deciding whether to provide a weekly allowance and how best to guide them in managing their finances effectively (summarized the main point and emphasized its pros and cons, namely, parents may only provide these weekly gifts to children with financial senses and needs.importance).
8 思维导图
1. Introduction
- Value of money education
- Weekly allowance effectiveness
2. Younger children
- Limited understanding of money's value
- Impulsive spending
* Unnecessary items
* Harmful items (toys, distractions)
- Research: decreased self-control
3. University students
- Increased expenses
* Housing, textbooks, technology, etc.
- Weekly allowance as a tool
* Wise money management
* Responsible spending habits
4. Conclusion
- Child's age and financial maturity consideration
- Guidance in managing finances effectively
9 关键词
| Word | Phonetic Symbol | Part of Speech | English definition | Simplified Chinese translation | Sample sentences |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| essential | /ɪˈsɛnʃəl/ | adjective | absolutely necessary; extremely important | 必要的,非常重要的 | Teaching children about the value of money is an essential aspect. |
| impulsive | /ɪmˈpʌlsɪv/ | adjective | acting or done without forethought | 冲动的 | Impulsive spending on unnecessary items can be harmful. |
| excessive | /ɪkˈsɛsɪv/ | adjective | more than is necessary, normal, or desirable | 过多的,过分的 | Excessive toys can be a distraction from studies. |
| self-control | /ˌsɛlf kənˈtroʊl/ | noun | the ability to control oneself | 自制力 | Research has indicated that giving young children money can result in decreased self-control. |
| beneficial | /ˌbɛnəˈfɪʃəl/ | adjective | favorable or advantageous; resulting in good | 有益的,有利的 | Providing a weekly allowance may prove beneficial for university students. |
| transition | /trænˈzɪʃən/ | noun | the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another | 过渡,转变 | As students transition into higher education, they face increased expenses. |
| responsible | /rɪˈspɒnsəbəl/ | adjective | having an obligation to do something | 负责任的 | Parents can teach their children about responsible spending habits. |
| maturity | /məˈtʃʊrɪti/ | noun | the state, fact, or period of being mature | 成熟 | It is crucial to consider the child's age and financial maturity. |
| effectively | /ɪˈfɛktɪvli/ | adverb | _in such a manner as to achieve a desired result | _有效地 | Parents should guide their children in managing their finances effectively. |
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