Describe an important thing you learned | Phần 2+3 IELTS Speaking

Phần 2: Mô tả một điều quan trọng bạn đã học (không phải ở trường hoặc đại học)

Describe an important thing you learned (not at school or college)

You should say:

What it wasWhen you learned itHow you learned itAnd explain why it was important

Dưới đây là một bài mẫu cho chủ đề “Mô tả một điều quan trọng bạn đã học (không phải ở trường hoặc đại học)”.

1. Bài mẫu (Illustration)

2. Từ vựng (Vocabulary)

• Research extensively (v) tìm kiếm (thông tin) rộng rãi
• Straightforward (adj) = very easy (to do something): rất dễ
• Deal with something (v) xử lý, đối mặt với (một vấn đề nào đó)
• Be supposed to do something: cần/ có nhiệm vụ phải làm gì đó
• Can’t make heads or tails of (something): không hiểu gì cả (về cái gì hay một vấn đề nào đó)
• Be a true perk: một lợi ích/ thế mạnh thực sự
• Offer someone an advantage (over someone else) (v): mang lại lợi thế cho ai đó (so với người khác)

Part 3

1. What lessons can youngsters glean from their parents?

Truly, adolescents can acquire most knowledge from their parents. Initially, they mimic parental behavior, so how parents act can shape their children’s demeanor. Moreover, children’s early perception of the world around them, including human interaction, environmental issues, and cultural understanding, is likely influenced by their parents' perspectives.

• guardians: người giám hộ
• children’s initial perception: nhận thức ban đầu của trẻ
• ecological matters: vấn đề sinh thái

2. Do you believe some children behave well because of parental influence?

I believe so. Various factors contribute to children's good behavior, such as family dynamics, cultural norms, and the child's own encounters. Nevertheless, parents' actions should be seen as a significant factor since they are the primary influencers, and it's widely accepted that children tend to emulate their parents.

• prevalent contributor: người đóng góp phổ biển
• tendency: xu hướng

3. Is it essential for adults to acquire new knowledge?

Certainly! Adults should never cease learning, and there are two main reasons for this. Firstly, most adults will eventually become parents, so acquiring new knowledge prepares them for future parenting. Indeed, a child whose parents are knowledgeable benefits greatly as they are likely to receive better education and achieve higher academic success compared to their peers. Secondly, learning new things also benefits adults personally as it keeps their minds active and bodies engaged.

• parenthood: làm cha mẹ
• well-informed: có đầy đủ thông tin
• academic attainment: thành tích học tập

4. How do people acquire new knowledge?