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Welcome to my channel.
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Let's practice your listening skill.
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With video level B1, and the topic is literature exam.
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Now listen carefully.
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Anna, did you see the Vietnamese literature exam this morning?
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Many students said it was really hard.
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Yes, I saw it online.
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The exam asked students to write about how Vietnam can have Vietnamese Steve Jobs, right?
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Yes, the topic was about science, technology, and young people.
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It mentioned Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk.
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Honestly, it sounds interesting, but for high school students in an exam room, it is not easy at all.
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I agree.
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The idea is modern, but it is also quite difficult.
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Students had to think about education, creativity, technology, talent, and the future of the country.
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That is a big topic.
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Exactly.
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Some students joked online, if I knew how to become Steve Jobs, I would not be sitting here taking the national exam.
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That comment is funny, but also true in some way.
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Many students are under too much pressure.
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They just want to pass the exam, but suddenly they have to explain how to create big innovators for the country.
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And the funny thing is, the exam asked students about how to build an environment for Vietnamese Steve Jobs.
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But many students were probably thinking, please, I just want to survive this morning.
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Poor them.
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But to be fair, the topic is meaningful.
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A country can grow fast with money and technology, but it can only go far with good people.
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That idea is actually very good.
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Yes, the idea is good.
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I don't hate the topic.
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I just think it is hard to write well in a short time.
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To answer it properly, students need examples, social knowledge, and clear thinking.
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True.
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If I were in the exam room, I would probably write that Vietnam needs better education, more support for creativity, less fear of failure,
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and more chances for young people to start businesses.
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That sounds good.
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I would add that students should not only memorize lessons.
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They should be allowed to ask questions, try new ideas, and learn from mistakes.
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You can't create a Vietnamese Steve Jobs if every student is scared of being wrong.
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Yeah, creativity needs freedom.
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But many students today still study mainly for exams.
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They are trained to find the correct answer, not to create a new answer.
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That is why some people online criticized the topic.
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They said, with an exam like this, how can we have Vietnamese Steve Jobs?
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It sounds harsh, but I understand their feelings.
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The exam asked students to talk about creativity, but the whole system still puts them under huge pressure.
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It's a little ironic.
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And the literature part was also difficult.
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They had to analyze the poem about leaves.
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Many students said they didn't know much about him.
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Some said they read the poem, but didn't really understand it.
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That is the nightmare of literature exams.
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You sit there, read the poem again and again, but your brain says, sorry, I don't understand anything.
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Especially when the poem is long and full of deep meaning.
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If students are nervous, it becomes even harder to feel the poem.
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I saw many jokes online.
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Some students said they didn't know if the leaves were falling, but they themselves were falling apart in the exam room.
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But behind the jokes, many of them were really worried because they couldn't finish the essay well.
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I also noticed one funny detail.
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The exam included information about the author, even his birth year and death year.
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Yes, many people laughed about that.
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Maybe the Ministry of Education was afraid students didn't know whether the author was still alive or not.
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Because every year, some students make strange mistakes when writing about authors.
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So giving basic information can help them avoid writing something wrong.
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But even with that note, the poem was still hard.
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Knowing the author's birth and death years doesn't mean you can understand the poem.
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Exactly.
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The real problem is understanding the message, the images, and the feelings in the poem.
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That is not simple.
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I feel bad for the 2008 students.
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They just finished the first subject and social media is already full of jokes, criticism, and panic.
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Yes, but I think they should not let one exam destroy their mood.
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Literature is over now.
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They still have other subjects.
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Right.
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They should eat something, rest, and prepare for math or the next subject.
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Don't sit online all day reading comments and making yourself more stressed.
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But I understand why they want to read comments.
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After a hard exam, students want to know if other people also found it hard.
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It makes them feel less alone.
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That is true.
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If everyone says it was hard, you feel a little better.
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You think, okay, maybe it was not just me.
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Anyway, I hope all students can stay calm and do better in the next exams.
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Me too.
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Good luck to all 2008 students and I hope you do well in the remaining subjects.
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Anna, did you see the Vietnamese literature exam this morning?
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Many students said it was really hard.
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Yes, I saw it online.
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The exam asked students to write about how Vietnam can have Vietnamese Steve Jobs, right?
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Yes, the topic was about science, technology, and young people.
90
It mentioned Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk.
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Honestly, it sounds interesting, but for high school students in an exam room, it is not easy at all.
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I agree.
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The idea is modern, but it is also quite difficult.
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Students had to think about education, creativity, technology, talent, and the future of the country.
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That is a big topic.
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Exactly.
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Some students joked online, if I knew how to become Steve Jobs, I would not be sitting here taking the national exam.
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That comment is funny, but also true in some way.
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Many students are under too much pressure.
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They just want to pass the exam, but suddenly they had to explain how to create big innovators for the country.
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And the funny thing is, the exam asked students about how to build an environment for Vietnamese Steve Jobs.
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But many students were probably thinking, please, I just want to survive this morning.
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Poor them.
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But to be fair, the topic is meaningful.
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A country can grow fast with money and technology, but it can only go far with good people.
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That idea is actually very good.
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Yes, the idea is good.
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I don't hate the topic.
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I just think it is hard to write well in a short time.
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To answer it properly, students need examples, social knowledge, and clear thinking.
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True.
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If I were in the exam room, I would probably write that Vietnam needs better education, more support for creativity, less fear of failure,
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and more chances for young people to start businesses.
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That sounds good.
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I would add that students should not only memorize lessons.
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They should be allowed to ask questions, try new ideas, and learn from mistakes.
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You can't create a Vietnamese Steve Jobs if every student is scared of being wrong.
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Yeah, creativity needs freedom.
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But many students today still study mainly for exams.
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They are trained to find the correct answer, not to create a new answer.
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That is why some people online criticize the topic.
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They said, with an exam like this, how can we have Vietnamese Steve Jobs?
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It sounds harsh, but I understand their feelings.
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The exam asked students to talk about creativity, but the whole system still puts them under huge pressure.
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It's a little ironic.
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And the literature part was also difficult.
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They had to analyze the poem about leaves.
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Many students said they didn't know much about him.
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Some said they read the poem but didn't really understand it.
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That is the nightmare of literature exams.
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You sit there, read the poem again and again, but your brain says, sorry, I don't understand anything.
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Especially when the poem is long and full of deep meaning.
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If students are nervous, it becomes even harder to feel the poem.
134
I saw many jokes online.
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Some students said they didn't know if the leaves were falling, but they themselves were falling apart in the exam room.
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but behind the jokes, many of them were really worried because they couldn't finish the essay well.
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I also noticed one funny detail.
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The exam included information about the author, even his birth year and death year.
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Yes, many people laughed about that.
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Maybe the Ministry of Education was afraid students didn't know whether the author was still alive or not.
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Because every year, some students make strange mistakes when writing about authors, so giving basic information can help them avoid writing something wrong.
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But even with that note, the poem was still hard.
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Knowing the author's birth and death years doesn't mean you can understand the poem.
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Exactly.
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The real problem is understanding the message, the images, and the feelings in the poem.
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That is not simple.
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I feel bad for the 2008 students.
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They just finished the first subject and social media is already full of jokes, criticism, and panic.
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Yes, but I think they should not let one exam destroy their mood.
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Literature is over now.
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They still have other subjects.
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Right.
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They should eat something, rest, and prepare for math or the next subject.
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Don't sit online all day reading comments and making yourself more stressed.
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But I understand why they want to read comments.
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After a hard exam, students want to know if other people also found it hard.
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It makes them feel less alone.
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That is true.
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If everyone says it was hard, you feel a little better.
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You think, okay, maybe it was not just me.
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Anyway, I hope all students can stay calm and do better in the next exams.
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Me too.
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Good luck to all 2008 students and I hope you do well in the remaining subjects.
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Anna, did you see the Vietnamese literature exam this morning?
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Many students said it was really hard.
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Yes, I saw it online.
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The exam asked students to write about how Vietnam can have Vietnamese Steve Jobs, right?
168
Yes, the topic was about science, technology, and young people.
169
It mentioned Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk.
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Honestly, it sounds interesting, but for high school students in an exam room, it is not easy at all.
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I agree.
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The idea is modern, but it is also quite difficult.
173
Students had to think about education, creativity, technology, talent, and the future of the country.
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That is a big topic.
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Exactly.
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Some students joked online, if I knew how to become Steve Jobs, I would not be sitting here taking the national exam.
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That comment is funny, but also true in some way.
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Many students are under too much pressure.
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They just want to pass the exam, but suddenly they have to explain how to create big innovators for the country.
180
And the funny thing is, the exam asked students about how to build an environment for Vietnamese Steve Jobs.
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But many students were probably thinking, please, I just want to survive this morning.
182
Poor them.
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But to be fair, the topic is meaningful.
184
A country can grow fast with money and technology, but it can only go far with good people.
185
That idea is actually very good.
186
Yes, the idea is good.
187
I don't hate the topic.
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I just think it is hard to write well in a short time.
189
To answer it properly, students need examples, social knowledge, and clear thinking.
190
True.
191
If I were in the exam room, I would probably write that Vietnam needs better education, more support for creativity, less fear of failure,
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and more chances for young people to start businesses.
193
That sounds good.
194
I would add that students should not only memorize lessons.
195
They should be allowed to ask questions, try new ideas, and learn from mistakes.
196
You can't create a Vietnamese Steve Jobs if every student is scared of being wrong.
197
Yeah, creativity needs freedom.
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But many students today still study mainly for exams.
199
They are trained to find the correct answer, not to create a new answer.
200
That is why some people online criticized the topic.
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They said, with an exam like this, how can we have Vietnamese Steve Jobs?
202
It sounds harsh, but I understand their feelings.
203
The exam asked students to talk about creativity, but the whole system still puts them under huge pressure.
204
It's a little ironic.
205
And the literature part was also difficult.
206
They had to analyze the poem about leaves.
207
Many students said they didn't know much about him.
208
Some said they read the poem, but didn't really understand it.
209
That is the nightmare of literature exams.
210
You sit there, read the poem again and again, but your brain says, Sorry, I don't understand anything.
211
Especially when the poem is long and full of deep meaning.
212
If students are nervous, it becomes even harder to feel the poem.
213
I saw many jokes online.
214
Some students said they didn't know if the leaves were falling, but they themselves were falling apart in the exam room.
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But behind the jokes, many of them were really worried because they couldn't finish the essay well.
216
I also noticed one funny detail.
217
The exam included information about the author even his birth year and death year.
218
Yes, many people laughed about that.
219
Maybe the Ministry of Education was afraid students didn't know whether the author was still alive or not.
220
Because every year, some students make strange mistakes when writing about authors.
221
So giving basic information can help them avoid writing something wrong.
222
But even with that note, the poem was still hard.
223
Knowing the author's birth and death years doesn't mean you can understand the poem.
224
Exactly.
225
The real problem is understanding the message, the images, and the feelings in the poem.
226
That is not simple.
227
I feel bad for the 2008 students.
228
They just finished the first subject and social media is already full of jokes, criticism, and panic.
229
Yes.
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But I think they should not let one exam destroy their mood.
231
Literature is over now.
232
They still have other subjects.
233
Right.
234
They should eat something, rest, and prepare for math or the next subject.
235
Don't sit online all day reading comments and making yourself more stressed.
236
But I understand why they want to read comments.
237
After a hard exam, students want to know if other people also found it hard.
238
It makes them feel less alone.
239
That is true.
240
If everyone says it was hard, you feel a little better.
241
You think, okay, maybe it was not just me.
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Anyway, I hope all students can stay calm and do better in the next exams.
243
Me too.
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Good luck to all 2008 students and I hope you do well in the remaining subjects.
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Thanks.

背景与背景

在这段对话中，两位伙伴讨论了越南文学考试的难度，特别是有关如何培养越南版Steve Jobs这一话题。他们分享了对考试内容的看法，指出了当前教育体系对学生的压力以及创新的重要性。这段对话不仅展示了一个日常交流的场景，同时也反映了学生们在面对现代教育挑战时的真实感受。为了提升英语听力与口语能力，建议大家看YouTube学英语，并尝试通过模仿练习来更深入理解对话内容。

日常交流中的五个经典短语

  • Did you see...（你看到...吗？）
  • Many students said it was really hard.（很多学生说这真的很难。）
  • It sounds interesting, but...（听起来很有趣，但...）
  • That is a big topic.（这是一个大话题。）
  • Creativity needs freedom.（创造力需要自由。）

通过这些表达，学习者可以在英语口语练习中更自然地运用这些常用短语，提升与他人交流的信心。

逐步模仿指导

面对这段视频的难度，学习者可以通过以下步骤进行有效的shadowing练习：

  1. 全心投入：先从整体上观看视频，理解整体上下文和主题。
  2. 分段练习：将视频逐段播放，每次专注一小段对话。跟随字幕，注意每个词的发音和语调。
  3. 暂停模仿：在每段对话后暂停，模仿说话者的语音、语调和节奏。这种shadowspeak的方法能有效提高口语流利度。
  4. 重复强化：反复练习每一段，直到流畅自然为止。在此过程中，可以试着加入自己的思考和观点，来延伸对话。
  5. 反馈和修正：如果可能的话，找英语母语者进行交流并给予反馈，帮助你发现并纠正发音错误。

通过这种循序渐进的方法，学习者能够在英语口语练习中更加自信，并且逐步掌握更复杂的表达方式。

什么是跟读法？

跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧，最初开发用于专业口译员的培训，并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大：您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同，跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性，语调，节奏，连读，听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。