2015尖子生英语辅导资料.docx

尖子生英语辅导Error-correcting 新闻与小说系列 (2015.10.20) NAME: 1. In the post-war years, Singapore had a low-cost, low-skill labor market, but it was enough for its education system to aim for universal literacy. But started in the 1970s, Singapores economic needs was shifted. It was quickly moving toward high tech, white collar job, and the education system needed to keep up. Soon, the aim was for a world-class education for every single children, and that meant moving on from rote learning to encouraging creativity. The OECDs education director, Andreas Schleicher said they had a drilling system when that was the only option -- they had to expand education quickly, but as they achieved this, they were the first to think about what it is that our children need to be successful in tomorrows economy. One thing thats been clear to them is why the world economy no longer rewards people just for what they know. Google knows anything. The world economy rewards people for what they can do for what they know. The emphase on the application, the creative use of knowledge is very, very strong in Singapore and other Asian countries.(187words)2.以下文段改错设计中，长句有2错，简单句有1错。While waiting to pick up a friend at the airport in Portland Oregon, I had one of those life-changing experience that you hear other people talk about -- a kind that sneaks up on you unexpectedly. This one occurred a mere two foot away from me. Straining(紧张,拉紧) to locate my friend in the passengers deplaning(下机) through the jet way, I noticed a man coming toward me carry two light bags. He stopped right next me to greet his family. First he motioned to his young son (maybe six years old) as he lay down his bags. They give each other a long, loving hug. While they separated enough to look in each others face, I heard the father saying, Its so good to see you, son. I missed you so much!His son smiled somewhat shy, averted his eyes and replied soft, “Me, too, Dad!Then the man stood up, gazed in the eye of his oldest son (mayb