用柠檬片泡水:寻求初一长篇英语作文~

The subject of coeducation can be discussed according to the pros and cons. Those in favor of coeducation think that a coeducational school offers students nothing less than a true version of society in miniature. Boys and girls are given opportunities to get to know each other and learn to live together. Boys don't grow up believing that women are mysterious creatures. Girls don't grow up imagining that men are romantic heroes. Years of staying together at school enables students to cope with many of the problems that face men and women. Therefore, when the time comes for the students to leave school, they are fully prepared to enter society as well-adjusted adults.
　　Those against coeducation hold that school is no more than a training ground rather than a miniature society. They argue that an educational system where boys and girls are segregated provides the right conditions for helping avoid distracting students' attention from studying. This is hardly possible under a coeducational system. Besides, in segregated schools, it is much easier for teachers to deal with adolescent problems. According to the arguments given above, it is still hard to say which system is better or worse than the other.
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Change
Change runs through our whole life while we are unconscious of its progress. As human beings, we most of the time live our everyday life by instinct, and we don’t know what will happen to us in the next minute. Some unexpected incidents may visit us when we least expect them. Dreaded by the possibility of disasters hidden in the future, we unconsciously hope life will be steady and still---all the time---every time---from today to tomorrow. However, this kind of feeling doesn’t make any sense, for plans always can’t catch up with changes. Change is unavoidable, so, it’s better to adapt ourselves to it rather than to complain about it and curse the world.
Most of my fellows have read a story about change. It comes from a popular novel Who Moved My Cheese. Some say the book is just so-so; others say it’s interesting and thoughtful. Actually, I think all that the writer wants us to know through his making-up fairy tale is how to treat changes around us and adapt us to a sudden-changed environment in our life. Indeed, the writer succeeds, and his novel gives me a deep thought: life is not a straight and smooth aisle for us to travel across leisurely, but a maze which we sometimes lose our way in and which we must find our own way through; there’s no cheese stored in the same storehouse inside the maze for good and all, and we should get ready to change at every moment.
I know it for certain that it’s hard for us to change if we are quite used to the old style. No matter how loath we might be, when it occurs to us we should change, we have to change: we have to put away our childish toys and go to school at a proper age; we have to part with our hand-in-hand friends after the school commencement and begin another journey of life and making new friends; we have to make a living for ourselves and learn to build up a new family when we grow up……
Change exists as long as human history dates back, as Darwin mentioned in his book The Origin of Species about “the survival of the fittest”---the ones who can quickly adapt themselves to the environment will survive in the end. So, if we don’t change, we will fall into the disadvantage group and may be ticked out from society.
Last but not least, what I want to say is: the world may change our life completely, but if we carry on and believe a door will open for us some day, we can achieve contentment.
这是我上学期写的一篇周记，希望你能喜欢。