美國留學(xué)生英語essay-A interview of study buddy

Do you know in the world there are a group of children who live in motels or government-subsidized housing? Do you know some children may be not clever or feel alone? Do you know we have an orgaization-Study Buddy and whether you look down upon these children or these orgaizations?你知道世界上有一群住在旅館或政府補貼住房的孩子嗎？你知道有些孩子可能不聰明或感到孤獨？你知道我們有一個組織學(xué)習(xí)的伙伴，你是否看不起這些孩子或經(jīng)濟？

If you read a book—《The Invisible Man》 written by Ralph Ellison. The novel showed that a

black man who was ignored by people. He was an invisible man.  When he underwent a series of

events and unfair, he still afforded to live. Finally, he still was unsuccessful. Undoubtedly, a black

man was a pity guy. In the road of his life, he was ignored. This black man needed to attention. 

Relevant researches show that the buddy plays the important in the life of people. Now in modern society, There are study buddy organizations. Many people think that the children or people in Study buddy are very foolish people. So the people always pay little attention to or ignore those people in study buddy. However, the fact is not so. In study buddy communities, the people are very lively. Every child in Study Buddy feels safe, loved and celebrated. The founder of Challenge Day organization (a studying buddy organizaiton)said:“our mission is toprovide youth and their communities with experiential programs that demonstrate the possibility of love and connection through the celebration of diversity, truth, and full expression.“ (ChallengeDay)

There is a story about children in Study Buddies. In Fairfax City, the children, most of whom live in motels or government-subsidized housing, children get about 20 minutes of playtime with their teen tutors, one-on-one help on homework and -- if they finish early -- an opportunity to play board games in Study Buddy. The attention the children receive at Study Buddies often replaces negative influences in their communities, volunteers said. (Hobbs, 2010)有關(guān)研究表明，好友在人們的生活中起著重要的。現(xiàn)在，在現(xiàn)代社會中，有研究的朋友組織。許多人認為，孩子們還是在一起學(xué)人是很愚蠢的人。因此，人們總是不重視或忽略學(xué)習(xí)伙伴的人。然而，事實并非如此。在研究伙伴社區(qū)，人們都很活潑。在研究伙伴每個孩子都感到安全，愛和慶祝。挑戰(zhàn)日組織的創(chuàng)始人（一個學(xué)習(xí)伙伴組織）說：”我們的使命是為青年和體驗性項目表明，愛和關(guān)系的可能性通過慶祝他們的社區(qū)的多樣性，真理，和充分的表達。“（challengeday）#p#分頁標(biāo)題#e#

有一個關(guān)于學(xué)習(xí)的哥們兒的故事。費爾法克斯市，孩子們，他們大都住在旅館或政府補貼住房，孩子們大約20分鐘的時間他們青少年的導(dǎo)師，一對一輔導(dǎo)essay和——如果他們提前完成——一個機會在一起學(xué)玩棋盤游戲。孩子們收到的研究伙伴往往取代負面的影響，在他們的社區(qū)的關(guān)注，志愿者們說。霍布斯2010。

Similarly, in China, Erik Nilsson made the friend with Xue Chen, who survives in the SiChuan Earthquake and is a pitiful people. He had been cramming for the National College Entrance Exam (gaokao), first in tents and then in makeshift classrooms. Erik Nilsson was prepare for the National Chinese Proficiency Test. Through their mutual aid and their effort, they got high scores. 

According to the above examples, the children in Study Buddy are very lively and clever. Differently, we only provide some help or more attention for these children.  Please remember, only a little of help, you can change their life.

Reference

1. Erik. N. 2010. http://www.ttc-switch.com/default.html Shareing one dream with Chinese study buddy. ChinaDaily.  From 

2. Hobbs. H. 2010. Study Buddies program pairs teens with children in need. From http://www.ttc-switch.com/jjxzy/

3. http://www.challengeday.org/index.php

4. Seidlitz. A. (2005) Ralph Ellison. An American Journey. From