Trả lời câu hỏi ielts speaking A. Part 1 A.,Your studies,1 What subject are you studying? / What subject did you study? Is/ Was it difficult?,2 What do/ did you like most about that subject?,3 At what age do most people leave school in your country? Do you think it's a good age to do so?,Languages,1 Do you know any other foreign language besides English?,2 Do you think learning a foreign language is difficult?,3 How do you learn a new languae? Can you self-study or do you have to attend a language class?,4 Do you think it is useful to know many foreign languages?,5 Which language is becoming more and more popular in your country?,B. P a r t 2,Prepare for 1 minute and speak for 2 minutes. Make any notes to help you if necessary.,Describe a teacher that had a positive influence on you.,You should say:,What subject this teacher taught,How long he/ she was your teacher,What positive attributes this teacher had,And explain why you remember this teacher in particular.,C. P a r t 3,1 Is there a system of free state education in your country?,2 Do you think school and university prepares young people adequately for life?,3 Do you think there is too much pressure on young people at school these days?,4 Do you agree that there is too much emphasis on formal testing?,5 Have there been significant change sin schooling methods in your country in recent years?,6 Do you think schools provide enough career advice to young people?

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Trả lời câu hỏi ielts speaking A.  Part 1 A.,Your studies,1 What subject are you studying? / What subject did you study? Is/ Was it difficult?,2 What do/ did you like most about that subject?,3 At what age do most people leave school in your country?  Do you think it&#x27;s a good age to do so?,Languages,1 Do you know any other foreign language besides English?,2 Do you think learning a foreign language is difficult?,3 How do you learn a new languae? Can you self-study or do you have to attend a language class?,4 Do you think it is useful to know many foreign languages?,5 Which language is becoming more and more popular in your country?,B. P a r t  2,Prepare for 1 minute and speak for 2 minutes. Make any notes to help you if necessary.,Describe a teacher that had a positive influence on you.,You should say:,What subject this teacher taught,How long he/ she was your teacher,What positive attributes this teacher had,And explain why you remember this teacher in particular.,C. P a r t 3,1 Is there a system of free state education in your country?,2 Do you think school and university prepares young people adequately for life?,3 Do you think there is too much pressure on young people at school these days?,4 Do you agree that there is too much emphasis on formal testing?,5 Have there been significant change sin schooling methods in your country in recent years?,6 Do you think schools provide enough career advice to young people?

manhhungdang · Accepted Answer

When I was growing up as a young boy, especially during my high school day, I was more like a below-average student. On top of that, I was also not as energetic as the other boys of my age. So, it is fair to assume that I wasn’t really enjoying going to school as much as I should have. But, then came a teacher in my life who I would never forget. His name was Mr Phong. Mr Phong, teaching Geography, wasn’t like other teachers at my high school because he seemed more friendly with his students than his colleagues.

Anyway, I still vividly remember the first day when he asked the names of each and every student in his class. Then, he asked all of his students one by one to tell positive things about themselves. But, when it was my turn to answer that awkward question, I simply put my head down and kept quiet because I just didn’t know what to say. I guess, he understood my situation, so he told the whole class in my defence that I had a lot of positive things to tell about myself, but I just didn’t know where to start. After saying that, Mr Phong looked at me with a smiling face as if to tell me that I was just fine. And, that was when I felt for the first time that I could be just as good as other students.

Anyway, Mr Phong has influenced my academic life immensely with his very easy and laid-back approach to teaching. Besides, he always used to remind his students, especially me, not to think in terms of what we couldn’t do, but what we could do, even if it was a very little thing. Finally, it was because of his continuous encouragement to act and feel strong, no matter how physically weak I really was, that I developed very high self-esteem. And, needless to say, it was that high self-esteem in me that helped me excel academically at a later time.