Question

作文。 Better Early than Late

Better Early than Late
1，  大学里有很多学生总是到考试之前才开始努力学习
2，  这种做法的危害
3，  提出自己的建议。

Answer 1

作文。Better Early than Late
1， 大学里有很多学生总是到考试之前才开始努力学习
2， 这种做法的危害
3， 提出自己的建议
：Better Early Than Late
An old Chinese saying goes,Better Early Than Late,which tells us that whatever we do,we should fulfill it as early as we can.
Nowadays many students always put off what can be done today until tomorrow.They say，“ I needn't hurry today,I can do it tommorrow.”Then the next day comes,and they repeat the same words.Day after day,time goes by,but their work remains.
That's a bad habit,for as we can see,time never waits for anybody.We should race againt time and try to go ahead of it.That means whatever we do,it's better early than late

Answer 2

As children are pushed to achieve academic goals at earlier and earlier ages, the incidence of learning disabilities is growing at an alarming (some say epidemic) rate. There may be a host of root causes, from immune response issues to dietary and familial problems, but one factor is susceptible to immediate control by parents who choose to homeschool and that is the age at which traditional academic work is introduced to their children. One hundred years ago, it was common for children to enter school at age 8 or even later. Two hundred years ago, children were not even accepted in most schools until they could read.
Today, in contrast, the most arduous efforts of our public schools cannot produce high school graduates who can compare favorably in knowledge and skills with the 8th grade graduates of 1900. What on earth is going on? It is claimed by the education establishment that the fault lies variously with the children (learning disabled), their parents (incompetent and /or uninterested), or the government/tax payers (low funding), or all three. Educators seldom blame their own methods, materials, timetables, etc. Most people would agree that “one size fits all” items actually don’t fit most people very well, but when it comes to education, otherwise intelligent folks are inclined to bow to the “wisdom” of the established educational order in the matter of what a child should learn and when he should learn it. Homeschool parents come to me every day asking for “the list” of what their children should be learning at each grade level. Or, they come in very worried because Jr. is in third grade and doesn’t yet know his multiplication facts or parts of speech or the difference between a parallelogram and a trapezoid! Oh, my!

Answer 3

better early than later
Most of the time, we don't treasure our time. We just idle all day long to wait for the miracles happening. However, if we don't start right now, we will be trapped in troubles and maybe we will never solve them. So I think if we want to succeed we should start better early than later.
Let's take love for example. If we like a certain girl, but we don't dare to say to her, and just waiting and waiting. Perhaps one day, the girl will date with another boy who just says his thougt to her. THerefore we will miss a good chance to get to know the girl.
I, therefore, propose we should start better early than later.

Answer 4

Better Early than Late
1， 大学里有很多学生总是到考试之前才开始努力学习
2， 这种做法的危害
3， 提出自己的建议。

Answer 5

现在还要了不？哈哈