I think that words from my family is the most important for me, because they get serious as far as I am concerned. They want me to be succesful. On the other hand, teachers are not be serious about me. I am only one person among his or her forty-something students with a angle of them. They have no responsibity for our future, however, my parents hope that my successful future.
【MODEL ANSWER(A)】
Of course, I've learned many things in school that will be useful for me in my future career, but the things I've learned from the people in my life is far more important. My parents, for example, shown me that hard work and compromise are important for success and getting along with others. My best friend Marcia taught me that it's OK for friends to disagree. She has always helped me to recognize my faults as long as my assets. I think these things I've learend from my family and friends will be useful not only at work, but also in marriage and in society.
【MODEL ANSWER(B)】
The things that were taught in school by our teachers seemd to be more important than the things I've leaned from my family and frieds. I think my parents have tried hard to teach me all kind of important lessons, but because thay are my parents, I've always expected them to give me advice like "Do your homework." "Tell the truth." and things like that. On the other hand, I used to think that a theacher's job was just to teach information. Since I started high school, though, I see that teachers also try to help us find our indentity. Their questions have really make me think about what important choices I'll have to make in the future.
【MODEL ANSWER(C)】
The lessons I leaned when I was a child are much more important than the thing I've lerned in school. My parents taught me to be responsible for little things like cleaning up after myself, helping with housework, being nice to my friends and the people around me, lending a helping hand to those who are in need, and telling the truth. These habits have shaped my personality and will stay with me for the rest of my life. I know that school is important, and I've learned many useful things in school, but I think our basic personality are formed before I even start kindergarden.
