VIP Class Notes (David) [S]

What causes us to develop bad habits? What must we do to get rid of bad habits, and why is doing these things so difficult?

Today I’m the holiday. -> Today, I’m on holiday.

At home -> Staying at home.

Some universities expect the students to choose a major field of study when they enter the school; while other universities wait until the second or the third year before students deciding to choose a major field of study. Which do you prefer? Why or why not?

I think maybe the university should wait until the second or third year before the students deciding to choose a major field of study. Because I think when they were younger not everyone know what he want to do. They never go to societies they just at home, talk with their parents, or sisters or brothers or classmate. The information is very short. So I think maybe they should study until the school’s one years, and talk with their universities classmate or maybe someone graduations the universities. Someone go to work, they can talk a lot and the students can understand what they want to do and they want to be.

I think the university should wait until the second or third year before expecting the students to choose a major field of study. Because I think when they were younger, not everyone knew what they wanted to do. They never went into society, they just stayed at home, talked with their parents, or sisters or brothers or classmates. The students’ information about the real world is insufficient. So I think maybe they should study until their second year, and talk with their university classmates, or maybe someone who graduated from the university, or someone who works. They can give some advice and some suggestions and then the students can understand better what they want to do and what they want to be.

Vocabulary

exaggerate (verb) exaggerated (adjective) -> something that is over done or embellished, usually untrue

influence (verb/noun) -> the ability to have an effect on others or on other things, especially on their development, character, or behavior

sneaky (adjective) -> to do something in a deceiving way, so that other people won’t catch you doing it

educate (verb) -> to teach

journalism (noun) -> the profession of reporting the news

required (adjective, noun) – something you have to do