Do you think Music and Art should be compulsory subject at secondary school in Viet Nam
Ourline:
- Waste much time
+ 5 years in primary school is enough to provise them basic
+ It is also enough to detemine who has the talent so students who are interested in Music and Arts can attend the clubs. But students who are not interested have more time to study the subject they like
- There is a lack of teacher in Music and Arts
+ Is not as effective as we expect
- not enough money to buy musical instrument
Mn lưu ý là: Các gợi ý mk đưa ra đó là KHÔNG NÊN nhưng mk muốn các bạn viết thành đoan văn phản chứng lại điều mk đã gợi ý( nghĩa là viet NÊN dựa vào cái KHÔNG NÊN) VD: Ý thứ 2( dấu trừ thứ 2: Không đủ giáo viên đẻ dạy trong trường. Mk phản lại là Mỗi trường chỉ cần 1 giáo viên dạy nhac và 1 giáo viên dạy mĩ thuật là đủ vì bay giờ có rất nhiều bạn trẻ đâng được đào tạo trong nghành nghề thuật.
LƯU ý: Mỗi ý 1 đoạn văn . MONG MN GIÚP ĐỠ
Music, like the other fine arts, is what feeds the soul and touches the body, moving it. Anyone who has grown up with a musically talented parent knows the tremendous part that music plays in one's memory. And, anyone who has "been acquainted with the night" as Robert Frost put it, knows and can relate to the Blues.
Music can fit our moods, as well. I will always remember riding along with a friend years ago. This friend loved hard rock, but he had Johnny Cash's "Sunday Morning Coming Down" playing as I got into the car. "What is this?" I asked. "You don't ever listen to Country Western; in fact, you loathe it!"
"Yeah, it's the strangest thing: after breaking up with J____,it all seems to make sense now. Anyway, I think I feel like Johnny did in this song," he replied.
Yes, sometimes we are in harmony with what music says and it talks to us, and pulls at our hearts in most unusual ways, nurturing, comforting, commiserating, exhilirating, soothing, strengthening us against the dark. What would life be like without it? Terribly cold and silent, indeed.