The Opposite of the Debate Competition: The Reason Why Primary School Students Should Read Less Extra-cursory Books

Honorable judges, dear listeners, today I, as the opposing party, would like to raise a point: middle school students should not read extra-cursory books. First of all, we need to be clear about what extra-cursory books are. Extra-cursory books referred to any books other than textbooks and course materials, including novels, essays, poems, biographies, history, philosophy, and so on. In this information age, we are easily surrounded by all kinds of media and access to a huge amount of information, but we often ignore the power of books. Books can teach us knowledge, inspire us to think, cultivate our imagination and creativity, which are the basic skills we need in modern society. However, for middle school students, reading extra-cursory books might bring some negative effects. First of all, textbooks and course materials were the foundation of their learning. These materials could meet their basic learning needs. If middle school students read too many extra-cursory books, it may distract their attention and affect their academic performance. Secondly, excessive reading of extra-cursory books may lead to the decline of middle school students 'reading ability, affecting their future learning and development. In addition, the content of the extra-cursory books might not be suitable for middle school students to read. Some books involve sensitive topics, violence, sex, and other content. If middle school students read these books, it may have a negative impact on their physical and mental health. Moreover, the content of some books may be too complicated or difficult to understand, which may have a negative impact on the thinking ability of middle school students. Therefore, I think middle school students should focus on studying textbooks and course materials instead of reading extra-cursory books. At the age of students, they should concentrate on learning basic knowledge and cultivate their own thinking ability and creativity, which is the key to future success.

Reading books outside of school could help primary school students broaden their horizons, cultivate reading habits, and improve their literary attainments. The following are some types and topics that might be suitable for elementary school students: 1. Fictions: - The Little Prince (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry): In the form of a fairy tale, it tells the story of a little prince who set off from his own planet to explore various planets. - The Harry Potter series (JK Rowling): The story of a young Harry Potter growing up at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. - The Mysterious Island (Tim Burton): A sci-fi story about a young Jack's experience on the mysterious island. 2 Poetry: - "Stars" and "Spring Water": The works of the modern Chinese poet Bing Xin portrayed the theme of maternal love, innocence and nature in a sentimental and lyrical way. - Grimm's Fairy Tales: It tells some legends and myths in the form of fairy tales, including Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood. - The Little Prince: In the form of a fairy tale, it tells the story of a little prince who set off from his own planet to explore various planets. 3. Science: - [Encyclopedia: A comprehensive encyclopedia book covering knowledge in various fields suitable for primary school students.] - "A brief history of time"(Stephen Hawking): It used physics as the theme to describe scientific knowledge in the fields of time, the universe, and black holes. - The Magic School bus series (Jon Cameron): A science-themed book that talks about some interesting scientific experiments and popular science knowledge suitable for primary school students. Of course, the types and topics of books that children of different ages need to read are different. Parents can choose suitable books to guide their children according to their interests and reading level.

Reading extra-cursory books for primary school students could help them broaden their horizons, cultivate reading habits, and improve their literary attainments. Here are some suggestions for choosing extra-cursory books: 1. Choose books that are suitable for the age group: Primary school students have limited reading skills. They should choose books that are suitable for their age group, such as picture books, fairy tales, children's novels, etc. 2. Pay attention to the author and the publishing house: Choosing well-known authors and publishing houses can guarantee the quality of the book. You can search online for reputable brands based on the reputation and reviews of the author and the publishing house. 3. Pay attention to the theme and content of the book: Primary school students 'interest in reading mainly comes from imagination and curiosity. They should choose topics and content that are imaginative, educational, and related to primary school students' lives. 4. Choose classic literature works: Classic literature works are very helpful for primary school students to improve their literary attainments. He could read some classic children's literature works such as The Little Prince and Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales. Pay attention to the reading difficulty and reading difficulty level of books: Primary school students 'reading level is limited, so they should choose books with suitable reading difficulty and lower reading difficulty level. 6. Choose a variety of books: Primary school students have different reading interests and abilities. They should choose a variety of books so that they can explore and discover their interests in different fields and topics. Choosing books suitable for primary school students to read outside the classroom can allow them to obtain a wealth of knowledge and literary attainments to improve their reading interest and ability.

There are many books that primary school students must read. Some of the classic books include: 1 The Little Prince-Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 2 Harry Potter Series- JK Rowling 3 Grimm's Fairy Tales-Jacob Grimm, William Grimm 4 Andersen's Fairy Tales-Andersen 5 The Adventures of Tom sawyer-Mark Twain These books are all famous classics suitable for primary school students to read. They can help them improve their reading and writing skills and cultivate their imagination and creativity. Of course, in addition to the recommended masterpieces, there were many other books that were also worth reading for primary school students, such as encyclopedia, comics, children's novels, and so on.

The following are the recommended books for primary school students: 1 The Little Prince-Antoine de Saint-Exupéry 2 Harry Potter series-Daniel Harry Potter 3 Grimm's Fairy Tales-William Grimm Jacob Grimm 4 Andersen's Fairy Tales-Andersen 5 The Adventures of Tom sawyer-Mark Twain 6 Journey to the West-Wu Chengen 7 Water Margins-Shi Nai 'an Dream of the Red Chamber-Cao Xueqin The above are some of the classic books that primary school students must read outside of school. They are recommended to help primary school students increase their knowledge, cultivate their imagination, and interest in reading. Of course, the specific books to choose would depend on the age, reading level, and hobbies of the primary school students.

The extra-cursory books that primary school students read could be from different perspectives, such as cultivating reading interest, improving reading standards, and expanding knowledge. The following are some recommendations for elementary school students: 1. Picture books: Picture books are usually based on pictures, and the language is simple and easy to understand. The story is vivid and interesting, which can help primary school students cultivate their interest in reading. Fairy tales: Fairy tales are one of the favorite reading topics for primary school students. They can help primary school students learn moral concepts and values, and at the same time, they can also cultivate their interest in reading. 3. Popular science books: popular science books can help primary school students understand natural science knowledge such as astronomy, biology, geography, etc. It helps to improve their scientific literacy. 4. Famous literary works: Famous literary works can guide primary school students to learn language and writing skills such as "The Little Prince" and "Harry Potter". At the same time, they can also let them understand the styles and characteristics of different literary works. Encyclopedia: Encyclopedias can help primary school students understand various fields of knowledge such as history, culture, science, art, etc. It helps to improve their reading level and knowledge. It should be noted that primary school students 'reading level is limited. They should choose books that are easy to understand and suitable for the content. At the same time, they should pay attention to controlling the reading time and length to avoid excessive indulgence.

There were many reasons why primary school students liked to read extra-cursory books. 1. Cultivate reading interest: Primary school students may be interested in the current popular cartoons, comic books, etc. However, reading is a more in-depth and rich way to understand the world and expand their thinking. 2. To improve reading ability: Reading can help primary school students improve their reading comprehension ability, vocabulary, and language skills. These are all important skills that primary school students need in their future studies and life. Rich imagination: Many children's literature and science fiction novels are full of imagination and exploration spirit, which can let children's imagination be fully developed and also help to cultivate their creativity and independent thinking ability. 4. Learn new knowledge: Reading can let children come into contact with different fields of knowledge such as history, science, culture, art, etc. It helps them expand their horizons and increase their knowledge reserves. 5. Cultivate reading habits: Reading is a habit that can help primary school students develop self-discipline and concentration. At the same time, it also helps them develop good study habits, which will be of great help to their future studies and life. Of course, primary school students of different ages have different interests and needs for reading. Parents can choose suitable extra-cursory reading materials according to their children's situation to help them cultivate reading habits and improve their reading ability.

The advantages and disadvantages of primary school students on duty have their own advantages and disadvantages. For details, you can refer to the following suggestions: Class 1 cadre could train the leadership and organizational skills of primary school students to help them develop a sense of responsibility and initiative. At the same time, class leaders also needed to learn how to communicate effectively with their classmates and cultivate good interpersonal relationships. The primary school students on duty may distract their attention and affect their studies. At the same time, class leaders had to take on some responsibilities and tasks, such as organizing class activities and managing class affairs, which might bring some pressure and burden to primary school students. 3. The primary school students on duty can also cultivate their teamwork and communication skills to improve their organizational and management skills. However, primary school students are in the development stage, they may not understand how to deal with complex problems, and the role of class leaders needs to be supported and recognized by other students. If primary school students do not receive enough support, they may feel lost and helpless. Therefore, whether primary school students should be on duty as a cadre needed to be evaluated according to the specific situation. If the primary school students are capable of being class leaders and they receive enough support and encouragement, this opportunity may have a positive impact on their growth and development. However, if primary school students are not suitable to be class leaders or they feel pressured and burdened, this opportunity may have a negative impact on them.

It was okay for middle school students to read extra-cursory books, but they needed to pay attention to the following points: 1. Reading extra-cursory books can help middle school students expand their knowledge and improve their reading and writing skills. However, over-reading may have a negative impact on the academic performance of middle school students. Therefore, parents and teachers should formulate a reasonable reading plan to control the reading time and content. 2. The reading content should be suitable for the age and level of middle school students. It should not be too heavy or too light. You can choose some interesting and enlightening masterpieces or classics, but be careful not to read anything that is not suitable for your age. Parents and teachers should supervise the reading process of students to ensure that they understand and digest the content correctly. If you have reading difficulties or other problems, you should seek help in time. Generally speaking, it was okay for middle school students to read extra-cursory books, but they needed the support and guidance of parents and teachers to ensure the safety and effectiveness.

There was no definite answer to whether or not one should read extra-cursory books because the question depended on one's personal situation and goals. Reading extra-cursory books could expand their knowledge and horizons, helping high school students better understand the content of the course. At the same time, reading could also improve one's reading and writing skills, train one's thinking ability and creativity. However, high school students were in the learning stage and needed to concentrate on completing their studies. If one was overly addicted to reading extra-cursory books, it might distract one's attention and affect one's academic performance. Therefore, parents and teachers should guide high school students to plan their reading time reasonably and balance the relationship between learning and personal hobbies. Reading extra-cursory books was a good thing for high school students, but they needed to pay attention to the balance between their studies and personal hobbies so as not to affect their academic performance.