課外英語知識(shí)閱讀累積
課外英語知識(shí)閱讀累積
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英語課外閱讀1
Pupils returning to school are now more likely to geta new tablet device than a pencil case, a study hasfound.
一項(xiàng)調(diào)查發(fā)現(xiàn)，如今小學(xué)生返校時(shí)更有可能攜帶新的平板電腦，而非文具盒。
Researchers found that 55 percent of children aregiven a new iPad or similar device as they head backto school, compared to only 46 percent who get anew pencil case.
研究人員發(fā)現(xiàn)，55%的學(xué)生在返校的時(shí)候會(huì)得到新的平板電腦或類似設(shè)備，而只有46%的學(xué)生會(huì)得到新的文具盒。
It also emerged fewer kids walk to school now, dropping from 81 percent in their parents'schooldays to just 63 percent now, with a third of kids preferring to use a scooter to make it tothe school gates.
現(xiàn)在孩子們也很少步行去上學(xué)了，在他們父母的那個(gè)年代81%的人步行上學(xué)，而現(xiàn)在只有63%，三分之一的孩子更喜歡騎滑板車去上學(xué)。
And almost one in three children now listen to music on the way to school instead of chattingwith friends as their parents used to.
將近三分之一的學(xué)生現(xiàn)在喜歡在上學(xué)的路上聽音樂，而不是像他們父母小時(shí)候那樣和朋友聊著天去學(xué)校。
Kids are also ten times less likely to have a tuck shop selling sweets compared to their ownparents' schooldays.
現(xiàn)在為小孩開的售賣糖果的小賣部也只有上一代人小時(shí)候的十分之一。
While just six percent of schools still offer a shop with sugary snacks, 63 percent of parentsadmitted their old school had a tuck shop stuffed with treats.
如今只有6%的學(xué)校里還設(shè)立售賣零食的小賣部，63%的家長說他們過去的學(xué)校里有擺滿零食的小賣部。
Instead, three quarters of modern schools have a healthy lunch-box policy, usually banning nutsand many insisting on low-sugar packed lunch.
然而，75%的現(xiàn)代學(xué)校都在實(shí)行健康午餐政策，禁止學(xué)生吃堅(jiān)果，很多學(xué)校堅(jiān)持供應(yīng)低糖盒裝午餐。
The poll for parenting site ChannelMum.com also revealed kids are more connected to theirpals than in the past.
育兒網(wǎng)站ChannelMum.com的投票也顯示，與過去的孩子相比，現(xiàn)在的孩子和朋友的聯(lián)系更密切。
Founder Siobhan Freegard said: 'Back to school is a sign of the times, becoming more hi-techeach year.
創(chuàng)辦人西沃恩·弗里加德說：“返校日能反映時(shí)代的特征，返校日的科技含量一年比一年高。”
'From uniforms to devices in lessons to after-school routines, parents, pupils and schools areusing the best of the modern world to make learning fun and enjoyable.
“從校服到學(xué)習(xí)工具再到課后活動(dòng)，家長、學(xué)生還有學(xué)校都在運(yùn)用現(xiàn)代最好的工具讓學(xué)習(xí)變得有趣、快樂。”
'But while the fashions and food may change but the one thing that doesn't change about Backto School is the excitement.
“雖然時(shí)尚和食物都會(huì)改變，但是只有開學(xué)返校帶來的激動(dòng)心情是不會(huì)變的。”
'Six weeks is a long break and kids are looking forward to going back - with many parentsfeeling the same way too!'
“六個(gè)星期是個(gè)長假，孩子們都希望回到學(xué)校，很多家長們也想讓孩子們快點(diǎn)開學(xué)。”
It also emerged 68 percent of parents said they rushed back to school to catch up with friendsthey hadn't seen for the six-week break compared to 23 percent now.
68%的家長都說自己曾經(jīng)急著想開學(xué)去見分開六周的朋友們，然而現(xiàn)在只有23%的孩子這樣。
This is because modern kids check-in daily with friends through the holidays on social media, so already know what their schoolmates have been up to.
這是因?yàn)楹⒆觽冊诩倨诿刻於伎梢栽谏缃幻襟w上和朋友聊天，所以他們早就知道那些朋友每天都干什么了。
Uniforms are another big area of change. One third of parents wore hand-me down togs, just 14 percent of modern children make do with second-hand uniforms.
校服方面也發(fā)生了變化。三分之一的家長過去都會(huì)穿別人穿過的衣服，而現(xiàn)在只有14%的孩子會(huì)將就穿二手的校服。
Instead, 68 percent are now kitted out with the latest hi-tech, Teflon coated uniforms fromsupermarkets ranges.
如今68%的孩子的行頭都是超市買的最新高科技鐵氟龍校服。
To finish off the school-ready look, one in five girls now don trendy outsize JoJo Bows, comparedto 77 percent of mums who preferred 'scrunchie' hairbands.
為了打造新學(xué)期的返校造型，現(xiàn)在20%的女孩子都會(huì)戴超大號(hào)的JoJo Bows時(shí)髦發(fā)帶，而77%的母親在小時(shí)候更喜歡簡單的發(fā)圈。
The post-school routine has also changed radically, with more than half of parents having aregular bedtime story, while a third of modern children watch daily family vlogs on YouTube likeThe Ingham Family now instead.
孩子們放學(xué)后的活動(dòng)也與過去徹底不同了。他們的家長小時(shí)候有超過一半的人都會(huì)聽睡前故事，而現(xiàn)在三分之一的孩子會(huì)在YouTube視頻網(wǎng)站上看《英厄姆一家》這樣的每日家庭視頻博客。
But the survey of 1,097 mums and dads revealed some schooldays things have stayed thesame.
然而這個(gè)涉及1097名家長的調(diào)查顯示，關(guān)于上學(xué)，有些事情始終沒有改變。
Four in five kids say they are 'excited' to going back to school - the same as in their parent'sday.
80%的孩子對開學(xué)返校都感到“很興奮”，這和他們家長小時(shí)候的感覺一樣。
英語課外閱讀2
Iran's education department has banned uglyteachers from the classroom, including women withfacial hair or those suffering from acne or eczema.
伊朗教育部門已經(jīng)明令禁止貌丑的教師進(jìn)入教室，包括面部有毛發(fā)的女性和患有痤瘡或濕疹的人。
A list of proscribed ailments, including having a scaror a fungal infection was released by the FARS newsagency.
伊朗法斯通訊社公布了一系列被列入“黑名單”的病癥，包括疤痕或真菌感染。
Anyone who is cross-eyed，has ugly facial moles orhas a scar faces redundancy.
有斜視眼、面部有丑痣、疤痕或真菌感染的人都將被辭退。
Women who have facial hair will also be sacked, along with teachers with fewer than 20 teeth orthose suffering a fungal infection.
面部有毛發(fā)的女性，還有那些牙齒少于20顆或患真菌感染的教師也將被解雇。
Women are allowed to teach in Iran although they must wear a scarf covering their hair.
女性可以在伊朗教書，但她們必須戴頭巾蓋住頭發(fā)。
Art teachers will be sacked if they report they are colourblind and infertile female teachers willalso be banned from the classroom.
如果藝術(shù)老師報(bào)告自己是色盲，那么他們將被解雇，而那些不育的女性教師也將被禁止進(jìn)入教室。
According to EuroNews, users on Twitter citicised the rules, claiming if implemented in full, thepeople such as Stephen Hawking would be prevented from teaching students in Iran.
根據(jù)歐洲新聞臺(tái)的消息，推特上的用戶批評(píng)了這些規(guī)定，他們聲稱如果全面實(shí)施的話，像史蒂芬·霍金這樣的人才將無法在伊朗教授學(xué)生。
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