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第2問 (配点 10) Your school is arranging a work experience programme for students in Years 10 and 11. As a member of the student council, you want to present 11/ some ideas to the school to make the programme a success. You have found a report written by the school council at a school in the UK which looks helpful. Work Experience Week Last month Work Experience Week was held at our school. A11 400 students in Years 10 and 11 were asked to participate. The school provided a list of companies that were willing to accept students for a week, and students were also given the chance to contact companies by themselves. Nevertheless, some of them failed to find a place to work. Students who were not successful in finding a company had to come to school for self- study, so we should find a better way to match up students and companies next year. According to the school, 6% of Year 10 students and 34% of Year 11 students didn't participate. Why was there such a difference? The comments below clearly show the reason for this. Feedback from participants Harry, I really enjoyed the work experience. I found my company from the school's list, so it was easy to set it up. Yu-ming: This was my second time, I'm happy I did it, but most kids in my year just wanted to study for their exams. Maybe it should just be for Year 10. Clara: I couldn't get my first choice, so the workplace was a bit too far. But I think the experience helped me to try harder. Mo: I arranged my own this year. The ones on the list are fine, but several students go to the same place. I wanted to be the only student, and this time I was. Ryan: I already know what I want to be (a physical therapist) and this 2, 3 LIKE 3 To

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Online classes started being used at universities as a form of distance education. These days, they have become much more popular, and many elementary and junior high school students have taken them. What are the benefits of online classes? One major benefit is that students who can't go to school for some reason can take part in classes from their homes. Online classes enable everyone to have the same access to education. Also, those who live far away can still attend classes without spending a lot of time traveling to school, and they can use that extra time for independent study or other things. On the other hand, if all of a student's classes are online, it can be hard to make friends. When students go to school, they can work together on assignments. However, that's not possible when everyone is learning at home, and that situation can be stressful. Furthermore, it can be difficult for teachers to understand and help students when they are not physically at school.

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