【精品作文】我不要上辅导班作文

合集下载

我不要上辅导班作文

我不要上辅导班作文我不要上辅导班作文一：妈妈我不想上补习班了今天是星期天，我做完作业，打开电视刚想看，妈妈就在一旁唠叨开了：“又看电视了，书都看完了吗？我都是为你好，俗话说，少壮不努力，老大徒伤悲。

”刚过一点钟，妈妈就准备开车送我去学写作。

的确，和好多同学一样，我是独生子女，妈妈就把所有的希望寄托在我身上。

星期天，她根本就没有问过我愿不愿意，自作主张给我报了英语、写作班。

每次考试必须95分以上，上学期英语期末考试，我只得了85分，妈妈知道了，一阵怒骂，又搬出一大堆道理：“你现在才上三年级，英语才刚起步，考了这么一点，初中该怎么办呀！”可是今天，我的心情糟透了，实在不愿意接受妈妈的安排，这要挤占我多少课余时间啊！于是，我随便找了个借口：“我脚疼。

”妈妈似乎看穿了我，怒气冲冲地说：“不用编任何理由！”我故意慢吞吞地穿衣、系鞋带，妈妈等得不耐烦了，问：“你是不是根本就不想去？我千挑万选，找了这么一所收费最高的写作学校，真是枉费心机！既然这样，你就别上学了！”说完，她把我的书包往地上扔，扔得乱七八糟的，离开了家，让我一个人整理散了一地的作业本。

我是妈妈的独养女儿，妈妈在生活上对我百依百顺，生病时百般呵护，给我买这买那；平时，我就如同一个尊贵的小公主，衣来伸手，饭来张口……但是学习上，妈妈从来就没给我半点自由空间。

有时我想，如果我有一个妹妹，妈妈是不是会不那么管我了？我不要上辅导班作文二：我好想不上补习班一提起课外辅导班，我就是“烦烦烦”。

这些辅导班，把我们小孩子的休息时间都霸占了。

不信，你去街上看一看，到处都是辅导班的广告，什么英语、作文、奥数、绘画、古筝……等等等等。

双休日，上了一周的课，原本想放松一下，玩玩电脑，看看电视，出门走走，可是这些想法马上被家长否决掉。

他们会说什么“像你们这么大的孩子学习最重要”之类的话。

我可不认同大人的想法。

换一换你们，每天上班，好不容易有了双休日，你们愿意不过假期而去上补习班吗？拿我来说吧，周一到周五整整上了五天课，盼到了周末，周六上午写学校布置的家庭作业，下午上英语辅导班，周日上午上美术辅导班，下午还有英语班。

【五年级作文】我不想上补习班

【五年级作文】我不想上补习班
我们都有着属于自己的魔鬼，那个魔鬼如同不安分的炸弹，折腾得我们身心俱疲。

但我的魔鬼就和你们不同，我的那个大魔头是05后大部分孩子也经历过的。

可能你觉得不以为然，也是因为你的料放得太小，而我的料却不是一般的多。

谁是魔鬼？这就是源源不断的培训课程。

我的培训课程加起来有五节，一周的课程总数加起来有七节。

我只在周二、周五和周日晚上没有课。

这是什么样的治疗？在我自己的世界里，我自己的判断是：尽可能少地申请培训班！否则，我的童年就会变得无聊乏味。

否则，这样的童年有什么意义？
每个人都有各自的身份标签，别的人可能是工作狂，学习狂，而我却是不折不扣的培训班狂。

而这魔鬼的背后少不了我母亲的推波助澜。

我妈妈总是拿我和班长比，说班长的培训班，比我多。

但是这哪能比得了。

一个在平地造高楼，旁边的人个个相助；另一个在坑洼山地造房，孤独无助。

我们还有家庭作业，我的培训班多，可老师毫不在意；而我们班长培训班多，老师可在意的很，把他作业布置的少之又少。

说是少，其实基本上可以说是没有。

而我的作业仍旧堆积如山。

我想要一个属于我自己的世界，一个属于我自己的世界，任何人都不允许进入；我渴望毫无困难地在田野里狂奔。

那片天地可以自由地洒下我的纯真和童心。

妈妈，我能不能和你说，不想要培训班，我想要属于自己的童真？。

其实我真的不想参加补习班作文

其实我真的不想参加补习班作文今天我真的特别不想去补习班了！说真的，我都快要哭了。

我觉得补习班是个超级无聊的地方，感觉像是要去坐牢一样。

妈妈说：“补习班是为了你的未来好啊！”可是我一点都不想去！一大早，妈妈就把我叫醒了。

我还在床上迷迷糊糊的，妈妈已经站在门口了：“快点起来啦！今天有补习班！”我揉揉眼睛，懒洋洋地说：“可是我昨天已经做完了好多作业了呀，为什么还要去补习班呢？我真的不想去啊！”妈妈看起来很坚定：“补习班可以帮你提高成绩的，你要学会为自己的未来打基础！”我嘟起嘴巴：“可是妈妈，我已经很累了！昨天晚上都没怎么睡好觉。

再说了，补习班里不是还要做很多题目吗？那些题目我都做过好多遍了！”妈妈叹了口气：“我知道你累，但是补习班是为了让你在学校里表现得更好。

”“那我不去补习班，能不能有别的办法呢？”我试探性地问。

“你要知道，不上补习班就没有额外的帮助了。

如果你真的想学好，补习班是最好的选择。

”妈妈的声音里充满了无奈和坚定。

我低下头，眼泪快要掉下来：“可是我真的好讨厌补习班啊！每次去那里，我都觉得时间过得特别慢。

还要面对好多作业，老师还会不停地提问。

”妈妈看到我快要哭出来了，叹了口气：“我知道你不喜欢，但是这是为了你自己的好。

我们不去补习班的话，你就会在学习上落后了。

”这时候，我的爸爸也走过来了。

他看了看我，笑着说：“要不这样，我们先吃早餐，你再去补习班。

吃饱了心情会好一点。

”我摇摇头：“可是吃了早餐也不会改变我不想去补习班的心情啊！我现在只想躺在床上玩我的玩具车！”爸爸有些无奈：“我明白你想玩耍的心情。

不过，你知道吗？很多事情都是需要努力的。

玩耍和休息都是需要的，但现在你需要做的就是去补习班，然后就可以放心地玩了。

”我看着爸爸，又看着妈妈，心里有点不高兴：“可是，难道不可以给我一点选择的余地吗？我可以自己决定什么时间去做这些事情。

”妈妈摸了摸我的头：“如果你能把所有的事情都做得很好，那我当然愿意让你自己选择。

不去补习班的感觉作文

不去补习班的感觉作文
不去补习班的感觉作文
如果觉得很不错，欢迎点评和分享～感谢你的阅读与支持！
众所周知，我在这个寒假过的不太好，原因就是要上补习班。

不过，苦日子到头了。

我明天就不用去上补习班了。

我听到这个消息后，小小地心充满了欢快。

心里想着明天的计划，首先，我一定要好好地睡一个懒觉，肯定是要睡到九点半的。

第二，我要帮妈妈干活。

第三，一定要痛痛快快地玩一下。

可是，因为我写作业的'时间被补习班占去，所以我只好和妈妈签定合同，明天要写一篇作文。

计划已经制定了，让我享受一下美好的时光，于是我在今天晚上玩了一下。

第二天，不知为什么，可能是因为上补习班养成习惯了，醒来一看只有八点钟，就继续睡觉了。

这一睡不要紧，谁知道竟睡到了十点多。

我连忙起了床，衣服胡乱套进去，之后，冲过卫生间洗漱，总算赶上了时间，不过，晚间太晚了，所以，哈哈，就不用写作文了。

不用去补习班的感觉真是太好了。

我不要上辅导班作文不上补习班的第一名读后感

我不要上辅导班作文不上补习班的第一名读后感今天，我和妈妈在书店买书，回家后，我随手拿了一本叫做作《不上补习班的第一名》的书，我便津津有味地看了起来。

《不上补习班的第一名》主要讲了小米和智律的故事。

原本小米是个“小懒虫”和“小迷糊”，每天早上迷迷糊糊地起床，吃饭要妈妈喂，衣服要妈妈穿，平时像写读后感那些活都要妈妈帮忙，她自己连脑筋都懒得动。

后来有一天智律转学到小米的班级。

智律在生活上很自立，会照顾奶奶，会烧饭、会买东西、会分捡垃圾……，在学习上很自觉，不上补习班照样全班第一。

两个人形成了鲜明的对比。

小米通过向智律学习，小米身上发生了重大变化。

在生活中小米用自动自发日历来督促自己，自己能做的事情自己做，在学习中不断学习智律好的学习方法，战胜了懒惰，在期末考试中取得了好成绩。

虽然我没有小米那么懒，但是我从她身上看到了我的影子。

在生活上有一些我力所能及的事情我都装作没有看见，在学习上没有人监督我，就乱写乱画，反正完成了任务。

妈妈经常说我是“小懒虫”。

暑假到了我一定要改掉自己的毛病，学会自律。

我不要上辅导班作文四：周末的补习班，其实我不想去开学了，寒假那丰富多彩的生活结束了。

除了正常的课程外，我又得上沙龙班以及各类讨厌的补习班：有语文的，有数学的，由英语的。

这些“讨厌鬼”不仅夺走了我运动和玩耍的时间，还递给了我一份份令我头大犯难的作业。

爸爸妈妈常说：“现在多辛苦点儿，将来的生活就更好一点儿。

”我也理解爸爸妈妈是为了我好，可有时太多的作业也会让我大发雷霆：记得刚上学的一个周末，一个朋友约我周五晚上去滑雪，但是考虑到周六有一天的补习班，作业又多，我得赶作业，于是我放弃了这个难得的机会。

周日，我原以为可以参加我梦寐以求的小队活动——打网球，可是妈妈却通知我今天还有英语课，而且时间正好冲突。

顿时，我忍无可忍，终于爆发了，冲着妈妈大喊大叫：“烦死了！没完没了的课，不计其数的作业！我连一点运动玩耍的时间也没有!我那天天都要控制的体重又长到50公斤了！又要花成千上万的时间来修复！这是人能过的日子吗？真是烦死啦！”站在一旁善解人意的妈妈理解我的心情，压着火，轻言细语道：“好了，时间到了，你也该发泄完了，走吧!”看见妈妈这么冷静，疯子一般的我逐渐恢复了理智，慢慢冷静了下来。

小学二年级叙事作文《我不想上补习班》450字

小学二年级叙事作文《我不想上补习班》
所有的胜利，与征服自己的胜利比起来，都是微不足道。
再见
小学二年级叙事作文
我不想上补习班
450字
我非常的讨厌去上各种各样的
补习班，因为我觉得上补习班是
事情一件非常愚蠢的
，因为每一
次周六周日又或者是放寒暑假的
时候，本来我们可以在家里面休
息或者是玩其它的东西。却因为要去上补习班而失去这么多的东西，我觉得这样的行为是一种非常得不偿失的。
关键词：非常,讨厌,去上,各种
妈妈可是我的爸爸
却帮我报了各
感觉种各样的补习班，我经常会
到非常的厌烦，比如说妈妈就非常想
国画让我去学
，可是我根本就不
画画喜欢
，但是他们却总是喜欢
兴让我画画，我确实是对画画一点
趣都没有，可是爸爸妈妈却始终要
事情让我去做一件不喜欢做的
，
我感觉但非常的不理解，我觉得这样
到底有什么意义。
关键词：因此,非常,排斥,补习
班,可是,爸爸妈妈,我报,各种各样, 补习班,经常,感觉,非常,厌烦,比如说,妈妈,非常,国画,可是,根本,喜欢,画画,但是,他们,总是,喜欢,画画,确实,画画,一点,兴趣,没有,可是,爸爸妈妈,始终,一件,喜欢,事情, 感觉,非常,理解,觉得,这样,到底, 什么,意义。
小学二年级叙事作文《我ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ想上补习班》
我最喜欢的事是打篮球，可是我的妈妈却要让我去学写作文，这样我周末都没有时间去和小伙伴们一起打球了，我只能去老师家里面学写作文，可是每一
次我都是心不在焉的，我觉得作文有
什么好学的，学了以后作文的水平不还是和原来一模一样，并没有

拒绝上补习班80字作文英语

拒绝上补习班80字作文英语English:Refusing to attend supplementary classes is a decision I've made after careful consideration of my priorities and commitments. While I understand the importance of additional study sessions for some students, I believe that I can effectively manage my time and academic workload without the need for extra classes. My refusal isn't a dismissal of the value of supplementary education; rather, it's a reflection of my confidence in my ability to learn independently and utilize available resources efficiently. I am fully committed to dedicating myself to my studies during regular school hours and utilizing self-study methods outside of class to reinforce my understanding of subjects. Furthermore, attending supplementary classes would encroach upon the time I allocate for extracurricular activities, personal interests, and family responsibilities, which are integral aspects of my holistic development. Therefore, while I appreciate the offer and recognize its potential benefits, I respectfully decline to attend supplementary classes at this time.中文翻译:拒绝参加补习班是我经过仔细考虑我的优先事项和承诺后做出的决定。

拒绝上补习班80字作文英语

拒绝上补习班80字作文英语The Benefits of Rejecting Supplemental Education Classes.As a student, I have often been pressured to attend supplemental education classes, commonly known as "buxi ban" in Chinese. These classes are designed to provide extra support in certain subjects, such as math, English, and science. While these classes may seem beneficial at first glance, I believe that rejecting supplemental education classes can actually be more advantageous for students in the long run.One of the main reasons why I believe that rejecting supplemental education classes is beneficial is that it forces students to become more independent learners. When students rely on supplemental education classes, they become accustomed to having someone else explain the material to them. As a result, they may not develop the skills necessary to learn on their own. By rejectingsupplemental education classes, students are forced to take ownership of their own learning. They must learn to read, understand, and apply the material on their own. This can be a challenging process, but it is ultimately rewarding.Another reason why I believe that rejecting supplemental education classes is beneficial is that it frees up students' time. Supplemental education classes can take up a significant amount of time, especially if students are enrolled in multiple classes. This time could be better spent on other activities, such asextracurricular activities, hobbies, or spending time with family and friends. By rejecting supplemental education classes, students can free up their time to pursue other interests and develop their skills and talents.Of course, there are some cases in which supplemental education classes may be beneficial. For example, if a student is struggling in a particular subject, a supplemental education class could provide the extra support that they need to succeed. However, I believe that in most cases, rejecting supplemental education classes isthe better choice for students.In conclusion, I believe that rejecting supplemental education classes can be more beneficial for students in the long run. By becoming more independent learners, freeing up their time, and pursuing other interests, students can develop the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in school and in life.。

英语作文反对上辅导班

英语作文反对上辅导班As the competition in education becomes increasingly fierce, many parents have chosen to send their children to various tutoring classes in order to improve their academic performance. However, I strongly oppose this idea for several reasons.Firstly, excessive tutoring classes can cause physical and mental harm to children. Children have a limitedability to concentrate, and attending too many classes can lead to exhaustion and even burnout. Moreover, the pressure to perform well in these classes can cause anxiety and stress, which can negatively affect a child's mental health.Secondly, attending tutoring classes can lead to a lack of independence and creativity in children. When children are constantly told what to do and how to do it, they may lose their ability to think for themselves and come up with their own ideas. This can hinder their future academic and personal development.Thirdly, tutoring classes can be a waste of time and money. Many classes only cover the same material that is already taught in school, and some teachers may not be qualified or experienced enough to provide effective instruction. Parents may end up spending a lot of money on classes that do not provide any real benefit to theirchild's education.Finally, attending tutoring classes can take away from valuable family time and extracurricular activities. Children need time to relax and pursue their own interests outside of school. Spending all their free time in tutoring classes can lead to a lack of balance in their lives and limit their opportunities for personal growth.In conclusion, while tutoring classes may seem like a quick fix for improving a child's academic performance, they can actually do more harm than good. Children need time to rest, play, and explore their own interests in order to become well-rounded individuals. Parents should focus on providing a supportive and nurturing environmentat home, rather than relying on outside sources for their child's education.。

不想上辅导班作文英语

不想上辅导班作文英语As a student, I have always been under the pressure of academic performance. Many of my peers have resorted to attending tutoring classes to improve their grades. However, I have always been reluctant to attend such classes. Inthis essay, I will explain my reasons for not wanting to attend tutoring classes.Firstly, attending tutoring classes would meansacrificing my free time. As a student, I already have alot on my plate. I have to attend classes, complete assignments, and prepare for exams. In addition to this, I also have other interests and hobbies that I enjoy pursuing in my free time. If I were to attend tutoring classes, I would have to give up some of my free time, which would leave me feeling stressed and overwhelmed.Secondly, I believe that attending tutoring classes would make me overly dependent on external help. While tutoring classes can be helpful in clarifying doubts andproviding additional support, I believe that it is important to develop independent learning skills. Byrelying too heavily on tutoring classes, I may not be able to develop the necessary skills to learn on my own, which could be detrimental in the long run.Thirdly, I feel that attending tutoring classes would not necessarily guarantee better grades. While tutoring classes can provide additional support, there are many other factors that contribute to academic performance, such as motivation, study habits, and time management skills. Therefore, attending tutoring classes may not necessarily lead to better grades, and may even be a waste of time and money.In conclusion, while tutoring classes may be helpfulfor some students, I believe that they are not necessaryfor everyone. As a student, I prefer to manage my time and learning independently, and believe that this approach has helped me to develop important skills such as self-discipline and self-motivation. Therefore, I will continueto focus on my studies and pursue my interests without relying on external help.。

关于学生不要上课后辅导班的英语作文

关于学生不要上课后辅导班的英语作文全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1Too Much School Makes My Brain HurtHi, my name is Jamie and I'm in 4th grade. I used to love going to school and learning new things. But lately, school has been really hard and stressful for me. It's not because the work is too difficult - I'm actually a pretty good student. The problem is that my parents make me go to tutoring classes after school almost every day of the week!I totally understand why they do it. My parents really care about my education and want to make sure I'm prepared for tests and doing well in all my subjects. They think the extra tutoring will help me get ahead. But I disagree - I think the tutoring is doing more harm than good. Let me explain why.First off, the tutoring is just way too much on top of my already long school day. I wake up at 6:30am to get ready for school, which starts at 8am. I'm at school, sitting at my desk and listening to teachers talk for 6 hours straight until 2pm. Then instead of getting a break, I have to quickly eat a snack and headright to my tutoring center until 6pm. That's a 10 hour day of non-stop learning! By the time I get home, I'm completely drained. My brain feels fried and I'm too tired to even play before bedtime.Having such a packed schedule is really hard, especially for a kid my age. My friends who don't do tutoring get to relax after school. They have time to run around outside, play sports, video games, read for fun, or just chill out for a bit. Not me though - I'm heading straight to more classes as soon as the school bell rings. It's no wonder I'm always exhausted and grumpy by dinner time!The worst part is, because I'm so drained from the long days, I can't even focus well during the tutoring sessions. The tutors will be trying to teach me something new, but my brain is just zoned out. I'll be staring off into space, doodling in my notebook, or resting my head on the desk. I'm simply too burned out to absorb any more information after my regular school day. It's like that saying "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink." The tutors can try teaching me, but if I'm running on fumes, none of the lessons will stick anyway.I feel bad for sort of wasting my parents' money on tutoring when I can't even pay attention a lot of the time. All that tutoringis pretty expensive too. It would be better if they saved that money for something fun, like a family vacation during school breaks. At least then I'd get a chance to recharge my brain and come back ready to learn.The other thing that really stresses me out about all the tutoring is the constant cycle of testing, testing, testing. At school, we'll have unit tests, quarterly tests, state tests, you name it. Then during tutoring, I have to take even more practice tests all the time to "assess my progress." It feels like my entire life is just prepping for the next test, over and over again. Whatever happened to actually learning for the sake of growing knowledge andfeeding my curiosity? I'm a kid - not a rocket scientist preparing to be launched into space.When is the last time any adult asked me what topics I'm actually interested in exploring? Or if I had any questions stemming from my own thoughts and wonderings? The tutoring is always focused on improving my math scores, pushing me to read harder books, grilling me on geography facts, and so on. But seldom does anyone ask me: "Jamie, what fascinating idea or strange question has been on your mind lately? Let's dive into that for a while!" School and learning should be about more than just checking off lists of academic standards.I miss craving knowledge simply for the fun of it, not because I have to know it for another test. That fire of pure curiosity used to burn bright inside me when I was younger. But I worry it's being smothered from staying in schooling mode pretty much all day, every day. Weekends and holidays are my only breaks anymore.Don't get me wrong, I'm not opposed to working hard or even getting some extra academic help here and there. But the extreme amount of tutoring my parents demand is totally excessive. I'm only 9 years old for crying out loud!I should have much more free time after school to just be a kid - running through the sprinklers, climbing trees, riding bikes with friends, using my imagination. That mental break is essential for me to stay excited about learning, and for keeping my youthful spirit alive. With every after-school moment packed with more academic drills and tutors quizzing me, it feels like my childhood is slowly being chipped away.I don't want to be prematurely turned into a burned out workaholic who has forgotten how to play and explore the world creatively. That's a great way to wind up jaded towards education before even reaching high school. I beg you parents, please ease up on all the tutoring! Let me have some quality freetime so I can re-energize my mind and eagerly want to learn again. A balanced schedule is key for this kiddo's smarts and happiness!篇2Why I Don't Want to Attend After-School Tutoring ClassesHello everyone! My name is Lily, and today I want to share with you why I don't want to attend after-school tutoring classes. As a primary school student, I believe that spending time on other activities is just as important as studying.Firstly, attending after-school tutoring classes can be tiring. We already have a full day of classes at school, and our brains need some rest and relaxation. After spending hours learning in the classroom, going to more classes can make us feel exhausted and overwhelmed. It's important to have a balance between study and play to keep our minds fresh and active.Secondly, extracurricular activities help us develop important skills. When we join clubs or engage in hobbies, we have the opportunity to explore our interests and discover new talents. For example, I love painting, and attending an art club after school allows me to unleash my creativity. These activities not only make us happy but also teach us teamwork,problem-solving, and time management skills. These skills are valuable and will benefit us in the future.Furthermore, spending time with family is crucial for our emotional well-being. After-school tutoring classes can take up a lot of our time, leaving us with very little time to spend with our parents and siblings. Family time is precious because it strengthens our bonds and creates lasting memories. Whether it's having dinner together, playing games, or simply chatting, these moments are irreplaceable. By avoiding excessiveafter-school classes, we can enjoy more quality time with our loved ones.Additionally, regular physical exercise is essential for our health. Attending tutoring classes can reduce the time we have for outdoor activities and sports. Exercise keeps our bodies fit and healthy, and it also helps us to stay focused and energized during our studies. Whether it's playing football, riding a bike, or taking a swim, being active allows us to have fun and stay in shape.Lastly, having free time allows us to explore the world around us and pursue our own interests. Without the burden of excessive after-school classes, we have the freedom to read books, visit museums, or engage in other activities that spark ourcuriosity. This helps us expand our knowledge and develop a broader perspective of the world. By exploring our interests, we can discover our passions and talents, which can guide us towards a fulfilling future.In conclusion, as a primary school student, I believe that attending after-school tutoring classes is not the best option for me. It can be tiring, limit my opportunities for extracurricular activities, reduce family time, and hinder my physical exercise. By having free time, I can explore my interests, spend quality time with my family, and develop important skills. So, let's strike a balance between study and play to lead a happy andwell-rounded life!Thank you for listening to my thoughts.篇3Don't Make Me Go to Tutoring After School!Hi, my name is Sam and I'm in 5th grade. I really hope my mom and dad are reading this because I have something very important to tell them. Please, please, please don't make me go to tutoring after school! I know you think it will help me get better grades, but there are so many reasons why I don't want to go.First of all, I'm already at school for 7 hours a day, from 8am to 3pm. That's a really long time! By the end of the day, I'm tired, hungry, and ready to come home and relax. The last thing I want to do is spend more hours at another classroom. School is hard enough as it is with all the homework, tests, and sitting still we have to do already. Tutoring after school would make my days way too long and difficult.Secondly, after school is my free time to have fun, play outside, and just be a kid. If I have to go to tutoring, I'll miss out on playing with my friends, riding bikes, going to the park, and doing all the other activities kids are supposed to do. Sure, getting good grades is important, but having a balanced life is important too. Kids need free time after school to recharge and let loose before going home and doing homework. Tutoring would take away that free time and leave no room for fun.Another reason I don't want tutoring is that I'll miss out on my after-school activities. On Mondays, I have soccer practice. On Tuesdays, I have my art class that I love. On Wednesdays, it's my turn to walk my neighbor's dog as a job. And on Thursdays, I attend chess club. If I have tutoring, I'll have to quit all those activities that help make me a well-rounded person. The whole point of being a kid is to try lots of different activities and figureout our interests and talents. Tutoring would prevent me from doing that.Plus, what if the tutoring is really boring and I can't even pay attention? A lot of tutors use outdated methods that aren't fun or engaging at all. I've heard horror stories of kids just zoning out during tutoring because the tutor just lectures the whole time. If I'm spaced out and not focused, then tutoring would be a huge waste of time and money for my parents. Why spend all that money if I'm not going to pay attention anyway?Tutoring also takes away from family time in the evenings. Right now, we enjoy having dinner together as a family and discussing our days. But if I have tutoring, I'll be gone during that family time. Or maybe tutoring would prevent me from eating dinner until really late, which is also unhealthy. Family time is really important, and tutoring disrupts that bonding experience.What if I am having a bad day or feeling sick? With regular school, I can stay home to rest if I'm under the weather. But with tutoring, I'll be expected to drag myself there no matter what. That's not fair! Kids need leeway to stay home occasionally without falling behind.And let's not forget about the piles of extra homework tutors tend to assign on top of the homework I already get from school.When will I have free time with all that extra work? Kids need balance, not excessive amounts of academic work.My parents, please don't put me through the torture of tutoring after an already long school day. It would deprive me of so many important aspects of childhood - free time, after-school activities, family time, and rest time. School work is important, but so is developing other spheres of life. I'm a kid! I should have time to play, explore interests, spend time with family, and simply be a child.If my grades need to improve, I promise to try harder during my actual school days. Maybe I can ask my teachers for extra help before or after class sometimes. Or my parents can hire a tutor for occasional weekend sessions instead of dragging me somewhere after school every single day. I understand you want me to succeed, but tutoring feels like overkilled academics without a childhood.There's so much more to life than just academics. Enjoying my childhood is important too. So please, no tutoring! I'm begging here! Don't rob me of my free time and overwhelming me with excessive work. Let me be a kid while I can. Pretty pretty please!Phew, I've made my case! I really hope you'll consider what I've said. Childhood goes by so quickly, so let me live it fully without being overworked. I promise I'll focus more in school. Just no tutoring...pretty please? Thanks for reading!篇4Why We Don't Need Tuition Classes After SchoolHi there! My name is Emma and I'm 10 years old. I'm in 5th grade at Oakwood Elementary School. A lot of my classmates go to tuition classes after school to get extra help with their schoolwork. Their parents think the tuition teachers can explain things better than our regular teachers. But I don't go to any tuition classes and I don't think kids really need them. Let me tell you why.First of all, our teachers at school are really good at teaching us everything we need to know. Mrs. Robertson, my math teacher, makes lessons super clear and easy to understand. She uses fun examples and lets us practice lots of questions until we get it. If anyone is still confused about something, she always takes time after class to go through it again slowly. My English teacher, Mr. Patel, is amazing at explaining grammar rules and helping us with writing stories and essays. He gives us creativeprompts and reads our work out loud so we can hear how it sounds. The science and social studies teachers use interactive activities and videos to make those subjects interesting too. I really don't see why we need extra tuition when the teachers at school are so great!Tuition classes also expect us to sit for such long hours after an already tiring school day. I'd much rather use that time to play outside, read for fun, spend time with family or just relax. If I'm at tuition till 8pm, I'll be exhausted by bedtime. Where's the time for hobbies or being a kid? Learning is important but we need breaks too. Schools already keep us busy enough with homework and tests. After such a long, heavy day of studies, tuition just seems like more unnecessary stress and mental strain.Another problem is that tuition centres often rush way ahead of what we're doing in school. They claim this gives kids a headstart and an advantage. But to me, it feels like too much, too fast. My brain can't absorb everything at that insanely quick pace. I'd rather take my time understanding each concept thoroughly as we cover it in school. That's way more effective than blindly memorizing formulas and definitions for concepts my schoolhasn't even taught yet. It's overwhelming and the information doesn't really stick.Tuition classes also encourage competition between students in an unhealthy way. There's so much pressure and comparison over ranks and scores. I've seen kids getting stressed out just because their friends scored 1 or 2 marks more. We're made to feel like failures if we're not constantly at the very top. But marks aren't everything! We're still young and learning at different paces is normal. Pushing us to be Number 1 all the time breeds insecurity, anxiety and an unhealthy obsession with grades over actually understanding. School is about discovering interests, developing skills and becoming well-rounded. Not just mindless ranking.So those are the key reasons why I don't think tuition classes are necessary or even beneficial for kids my age. Our teachers give us a great education at school and tuition is just piling on even more stress and pressure unnecessarily. Of course, some kids might genuinely need a little extra academic support for specific subjects. But those students can just get guidance from school teachers, not enroll in an entire formal tuition programme with oppressive home study routines.At 10 years old, we should be spending time playing, exploring hobbies, bonding with friends and family. Not trapping ourselves in classes for 12 hours straight! I'd much rather use my free time making happy memories and discovering what I love doing. Not just weighed down by deadlines, textbooks and traumatic maths tuitions. We're only kids once, let's actually enjoy it while it lasts instead of turning childhood into an extension of school/tuition routine. That's my take anyway!So in summary, tuition centres aren't the magical solution for academic success that everyone thinks. They create unnecessary stress, make learning tedious instead of fun, encourage toxic competition and honestly just overburden us. Schools give comprehensive quality education already. After putting in our sincere efforts through the day, kids deserve evenings off to recharge through play, family time and relaxing pastimes we enjoy. That's way more important than being trapped in tuition classes against our will!篇5Why We Don't Need Tutoring Classes After SchoolHi there! My name is Tommy and I'm in the 5th grade. A lot of my friends go to tutoring classes after school to get extra helpwith their schoolwork. Their parents make them go because they think it will help them get better grades. But I don't go to any tutoring classes, and I don't think kids really need them. Let me tell you why.First of all, we already spend so much time at school! We're there from 8am until 3pm, which is 7 hours a day. That's a really long time, especially for little kids. On top of that, we have homework to do when we get home. I'm usually working on homework for 1-2 hours after I get home from school. So overall, we're spending 8-9 hours per day on schoolwork already. That's like a full-time job! Adding tutoring classes on top of that seems excessive to me.Secondly, the tutoring classes teach basically the same stuff we learn at school anyway. It's just more repetition of math problems, reading comprehension, writing practice, etc. But our teachers at school already make us go over that stuff so many times. We do loads of practice problems, have to read books and answer questions, and write essays and stories. So then having to go over it again after school is just boring and repetitive. It's like doing the same job twice in one day!Another reason I don't like tutoring classes is that they take away from important free play time after school. When I gethome from school, I like to have a snack, run around outside and get some fresh air, play games, and just have free time to relax and use my creativity. But a lot of my friends who go to tutoring classes don't have any free time after school because they're just going straight to more classes. Kids need time after school to recharge their brains and bodies through unstructured play. Sitting in another classroom isn篇6Don't Make Me Go to Tutoring Classes After School!Hi there! My name is Jamie and I'm a 10-year-old student in the 5th grade. I love going to school and learning new things every day, but there's one thing I really don't like – after-school tutoring classes. I know my parents want me to do well in school and get good grades, but I think going to tutoring classes after a long day at school is just too much. Here's why I don't think kids like me should have to go to tutoring classes:We're already at school for so many hours!Between getting up early, going to school from morning until afternoon, and then having homework to do in the evenings, we kids are already spending most of our waking hours on schoolwork. Adding tutoring classes on top of that just feelslike too much. By the time the regular school day is over, I'm exhausted! The last thing I want to do is sit through even more classes. I need time to recharge my brain and have some fun and relaxation.We miss out on being kids.Childhood is meant for playing, using our imagination, exploring the outdoors, and just being free and happy. But if we're stuck at tutoring classes until late in the evenings, we miss out on so much of that! I love playing sports, riding my bike around the neighborhood with friends, and using my creativity for art projects and building things. Tutoring classes take away from all that valuable play and hobby time that helps kids develop into well-rounded people.One-on-one time with family gets cut short.After getting home from tutoring late in the evening, it's pretty much straight to dinner, maybe some homework help from Mom and Dad if I need it, and then bedtime. That leaves very little quality family time! I cherish those moments when we can all sit together, talk about our days, joke around, and just spend pleasant time as a family. Tutoring classes interfere with that bonding experience.We're just kids – we shouldn't be stressed out!Constantly drilling academic subjects and worrying about tests and scores is putting way too much pressure and stress on kids at much too young an age. I've seen many of my friends get overwhelmed, anxious, and burned out from the intense tutoring regimes they're put through. We're just little kids! We shouldn't have to feel that kind of burden and intensity about school work. It's really unhealthy.Our curiosity and love of learning gets squashed.At school, despite having to follow a curriculum, I still get to experience the joy of learning through engaging lessons, experiments, creative projects, and more. But tutoring classes are usually just an endless grind of practice quizzes, fact memorization, and test-prepping. It totally drains the fun, curiosity, and passion out of learning. By the time I'm done with tutoring, I'm sick of even thinking about those subjects! Is that really helping me develop a love of knowledge?Teachers are professionals – why do we need even more classes?Our teachers at school are highly trained professionals who went through many years of education to learn howto effectivelyteach children. They know all the latest teaching methods and strategies to make sure we're understanding the material. So if we're already getting quality instruction at school from credentialed teachers, why do we need even more classes? It seems like a waste of time and money for our families.We all learn at our own pace.Every kid is different and has different strengths, weaknesses, interests, and learning styles. Tutoring classes tend to be very one-size-fits-all, using the same techniques on every student. But that's not how kids learn best! We thrive when lessons are customized to our personal needs and abilities. Otherwise, some kids will be struggling while others are breezing through material that's too easy for them. It's inefficient and ineffective.Social lives and lasting friendships are important too.A huge part of the school experience is building social skills and making friends that will last a lifetime. But if we're always stuck at tutoring and don't have free time in the afternoons and evenings, we lose out on socializing with peers, joining clubs and activities, going to friends' houses, and making those magical childhood memories. Isn't that just as crucial for development as academics?Kids need healthy balances.They always say that "all work and no play" isn't good for anyone. We're just kids – we need a big mix of work, play, activity, creativity, family time, social time, and more. An overly academic schedule of endless school and tutoring isn't healthy or conducive to raising happy, brilliant, amazing kids. There has to be a balance!We deserve breaks and holidays too!During summer vacation and the big school breaks, kids should be able to completely disconnect from academics and just have a total rest from anything school-related. But for lots of kids, tutoring classes continue happening all through those breaks too. That's just cruel! We work hard all year and look forward to those holidays to recharge our batteries. Isn't that unfair to take that away from us?So in conclusion, while I understand that my parents' intentions are good and they want me to succeed, I really, really don't want to have to go to after-school tutoring classes on top of my regular school schedule. I'm already inundated with academics from morningto night, and tutoring would just overwhelm me even more. As a kid, I need a balanced lifestyle with time for fun, creativity, socializing, family time, and justbeing a kid! Putting so much pressure and intensity on academics at this age doesn't seem healthy or effective for building a true lifelong love of learning.I hope I've explained my perspective well! Let kids be kids and live a balanced, joyful childhood. We'll be much better students when we're given the chance to be vibrant, curious, and engaged – not bored, burned out, and bogged down in tutoring. Please listen to us kids on this one, parents! Thanks for reading my essay!。

我不同意课后去辅导班的作文

我不同意课后去辅导班的作文嘿，说实话，我对课后去辅导班这事儿可没啥好感。

首先，我觉得吧，课后时间应该是放松和休息的时候，不是继续埋头苦读的时候。

一天下来，脑袋都快转不动了，再去辅导班，那不跟机器一样没日没夜地转吗？
再说了，辅导班真的那么有用吗？我看有些同学去了辅导班，成绩也没见有多大提升，反而把自己搞得疲惫不堪。

学习这东西，还是得靠自己的兴趣和努力，辅导班只是辅助，不能代替一切。

而且啊，现在网上的学习资源那么多，想看啥都有，何必非得去辅导班呢？在家自学，时间自由，还能根据自己的情况调整学习进度，多方便啊！
还有啊，课后时间我们可以用来锻炼身体、发展兴趣爱好，这些同样重要啊！不能把时间都花在辅导班上，忽视了其他方面的发展。

最后我想说的是，学习不是短跑，而是马拉松。

学生不应该上辅导班作文

学生不应该上辅导班作文在如今这个竞争激烈的社会，辅导班似乎成了学生们课余生活的“常客”。

但我却觉得，学生压根就不应该上辅导班！先来说说我表妹的经历吧。

表妹上小学五年级，原本是个活泼开朗、充满好奇心的小姑娘。

每天放学后，她会在小区里和小伙伴们一起玩耍，观察花坛里的小昆虫，或者分享在学校里的趣事。

那时候的她，眼睛里总是闪着光，笑声清脆得像银铃。

然而，自从她妈妈给她报了各种辅导班后，一切都变了。

每个周末，当太阳还在睡懒觉的时候，表妹就得被从温暖的被窝里拽出来，迷迷糊糊地洗漱、吃早餐，然后背着沉甸甸的书包去上辅导班。

英语、数学、语文，一个接着一个，中间几乎没有休息的时间。

我记得有一次去她家，正好碰上她刚上完辅导班回来。

一进门，她就把书包往沙发上一扔，整个人像泄了气的皮球一样瘫在椅子上，嘴里嘟囔着：“哎呀，累死我了！”我看着她那疲惫的样子，心疼地问：“今天在辅导班怎么样？”她皱着眉头说：“能怎么样？一直在做题、听讲，脑子都快炸了！”我随手拿起她放在桌子上的一本辅导资料，翻开一看，密密麻麻的题目和复杂的公式让我都觉得头疼。

再看看表妹，她无奈地叹了口气，说：“姐姐，你知道吗？今天数学辅导班老师讲的题好难，我根本没听懂，可是又不敢问，怕老师说我笨。

”说着，她的眼眶都有点红了。

而且，辅导班的作业也特别多。

每天晚上做完学校的作业，还要接着做辅导班的作业，经常写到十一二点。

有一次，已经过了十二点了，我发现表妹房间的灯还亮着，进去一看，她正趴在桌子上，一边打着哈欠，一边强撑着写作业。

我问她：“怎么还没睡？”她揉了揉眼睛说：“辅导班的作业还没写完呢，明天老师要检查。

”看着她那困倦的模样，我心里真不是滋味。

因为上辅导班，表妹几乎没有了玩耍的时间。

以前她喜欢画画，还参加过学校的绘画比赛，拿了奖。

可现在，她的画笔都已经落满了灰尘。

她也没时间和小伙伴们一起玩了，渐渐地，小伙伴们也不再来找她，她变得越来越孤僻。

有一次，表妹学校组织春游。

我不同意课后去辅导班的作文

我不同意课后去辅导班的作文哎呀，你们知道吗？我最近被学校逼得快要疯了！每天都要去上那些无聊透顶的辅导班，真是让人烦死了！
那个辅导班的老师真的是太难缠了。

他们总是一副严肃的表情，好像我们这些学生犯了什么大错似的。

而且他们的教学方法也是超级老套，就像是在给我们灌输一些死知识。

我每次上课都感觉自己像是在听一场催眠曲，完全提不起精神来。

那些辅导班的课程安排也是超级紧张的。

每天早上七点半就开始上课，一直到晚上九点半才结束。

中间连喝口水的时间都没有！你说我们这些学生怎么能吃得消呢？而且，那些课程内容也并不是那么实用。

有时候我在想，这些东西真的对我们以后的生活有帮助吗？
去辅导班的路上也是一大难题。

每天都要走很长一段路才能到达那里，而且还要面对拥挤的交通和炎热的天气。

有时候我真的想放弃，但是又觉得如果不去的话，自己的成绩就会受到影响。

所以我就只能硬着头皮去了。

不过，我也发现了一些辅导班的好处。

比如说，那里的环境还是挺不错的。

虽然有点吵闹，但是总比在家里学习要好得多。

而且，有时候我还能在那里认识一些新朋友。

当然了，这也要看运气啦！
我觉得去辅导班真的很累人。

虽然它可能会对我们的成绩有所帮助，但是我还是希望学校能够给我们更多的自由空间。

毕竟，我们还是年轻人嘛，需要有一些属于自己的时间和空间来放松心情、锻炼身体。

希望我的这个想法能够得到大家的支持和理解！。

不支持上课外辅导班的作文

不支持上课外辅导班的作文不知道从啥时候开始，课外辅导班就像雨后春笋一样，到处都是。

但是说
实在的，我可不支持上课外辅导班！
你想想啊，咱们孩子本来在学校里学了一天，已经够累的了。

放学后、周
末时，还得背着书包往辅导班跑，连喘口气的时间都没有。

这哪里还有童年的
乐趣呀？童年不就应该是玩玩泥巴、捉捉虫子、和小伙伴们疯跑疯闹嘛！
再说了，辅导班的老师能比学校的老师厉害多少？要是在学校都学不好，
难道去辅导班就能一下子开窍啦？我看未必！很多时候，上辅导班就是家长花
钱买个心理安慰，觉得孩子没闲着，自己就踏实了。

可这到底有没有用，还真
不好说。

还有啊，上辅导班得花多少钱呐！那可不是一笔小数目，家长们辛辛苦苦
挣的钱，都砸在这上面了。

要是最后没啥效果，这钱不就打水漂了嘛。

有这钱，还不如带孩子出去走走，看看外面的世界，增长增长见识，那不比在教室里死
读书强多啦？
而且，上太多辅导班，容易让孩子产生厌学情绪。

本来学习可能还有点兴趣，结果被各种辅导班一折腾，彻底反感学习了，这不是得不偿失嘛。

所以啊，依我看，课外辅导班还是算了吧，让孩子们轻松点，按照自己的
节奏成长，说不定会更好呢！。

我不想补课作文300

我不想补课作文300
《我不想补课》作文一
哎呀，一提到补课我就头疼。

每天在学校里上课已经够累啦，好不容易盼到周末，还得去补课。

周末本应该是玩耍、放松的时间呀。

就像上个周末，阳光特别好，小伙伴们都在外面踢球、做游戏，可我却被困在教室里补课。

看着窗外的蓝天白云，我的心早就飞出去啦。

而且补课的时候，老师讲的东西我在学校都学过，感觉特别无聊。

我多想和小伙伴们一起自由自在地奔跑玩耍，而不是坐在这枯燥的教室里。

我真的不想补课，我想拥有一个快乐的、能自由玩耍的周末！
《我不想补课》作文二
我真的不想补课！
每天上学已经让我筋疲力尽了，放学后还要写好多好多的作业。

盼星星盼月亮盼来的周末，居然还要去补课。

比如说，有一次我感冒了，特别难受。

可是周末的补课不能不去，我只能拖着病恹恹的身体去上课。

那滋味，别提多难受了。

补课还占用了我和爸爸妈妈相处的时间。

本来周末可以一家人一起去公园散步，一起开开心心地吃顿饭，现在都不行了。

我就想好好休息，做自己喜欢的事情，不想补课啦！。

八年级反对上辅导班作文英语

八年级反对上辅导班作文英语示例回答如下1:As an eighth grader, I firmly oppose the idea of attending coaching classes. In my opinion, there are several reasons why I believe that students should not be forced to join these classes.Firstly, attending coaching classes after school adds extra burden and pressure on students. We already have a lot of homework and assignments to complete, and participating in additional classes only increases our workload. This leaves us with little time for relaxation, hobbies, or spending quality time with our family and friends. It is essential for students to have a balanced lifestyle, and attending coaching classes disrupts this balance.Secondly, coaching classes often focus solely on exam preparation and rote learning. They tend to neglect the development of critical thinking skills and creative abilities. Education should be holistic, providing a well-rounded learning experience. Attending regular school classes allows us to explore various subjects and develop a broaderperspective on different topics. On the other hand, coaching classes restrict us to a narrow syllabus, limiting our overall growth as individuals.Furthermore, coaching classes can create a sense of competition and comparison among students. Instead of fostering a cooperative and supportive learning environment, these classes often encourage unhealthy competition. Students become more concerned about outperforming their peers rather than focusing on their own personal growth. This can lead to increased stress and anxiety, affecting their mentalwell-being.Lastly, attending coaching classes can be financially burdensome for many families. These classes often come with hefty fees, which not all parents can afford. Education should be accessible to all, regardless of their financial background. By making coaching classes mandatory, we are further widening the educational gap between students from differentsocio-economic backgrounds.综上所述，作为一个八年级学生，我坚决反对参加辅导班的想法。

我不想上补习班

我不想上补习班
又到周末了，你们可能会非常高兴，因为周末可以玩，但我的周末比周一到周五还要忙，妈妈给我报了一大堆补习班，刚上完一个又得紧接下一个，连喘气的时间都没有。

我每个周末都是度日如年啊！星期六上午学校里还有课，下午，妈妈又给我报了作文课。

回家吃顿饭还要接着去上舞蹈课。

星期天上午学画画，下午学唱歌。

学完唱歌，还不能算完全解放，妈妈还要带我这逛逛那逛逛，直到晚上，妈妈才肯带我回家，有时连作业都写不完。

我盼星星盼月亮终于盼来了暑假，暑假一来，妈妈又该疯了。

我能想到的补习班有：作文班、舞蹈课、跆拳道、唱歌、书法等，甚至还有一些都是男孩子学的，妈妈也给我报了！本来以为到了暑假，妈妈可以让我多睡一会儿觉，但没想到，妈妈不但不让我睡，反而比以前起得还要早！所有补习班都上完了以后，妈妈又变成了我的私人老师，给我买下学期的试卷来做。

妈妈，我想对您说：“我真的真的不想再上补习班了！”。

反对孩子报很多补习班的作文

反对孩子报很多补习班的作文
《别给孩子报太多补习班啦》
嘿，你们知道吗？现在好多家长都给孩子报好多补习班，我可不赞成这样！
我身边就有好多这样的同学，周末都没时间玩，全被补习班占满了。

他们看起来可累了，都没啥精神。

报那么多补习班，对孩子也不一定好呀！孩子们都没有时间休息和玩耍了，压力可大啦。

学习虽然重要，但是也得有个度吧。

而且，上太多补习班也不一定能学到更多东西呀！有的孩子都学烦了，学不进去了，这不是浪费时间和钱嘛！
我觉得呀，家长们应该根据孩子的情况，适当地报一些补习班就行啦。

让孩子有时间做自己喜欢的事情，这样才能全面发展嘛！
比如说，我就喜欢画画和踢球，要是周末都在上补习班，我哪有时间干这些呀！
所以呀，家长们别给孩子报太多补习班啦，让我们有个快乐的童年吧！
你们觉得我说得对不对呀？。

不用上课外补习班的周末的作文

不用上课外补习班的周末的作文哎呀，周末终于来了，不用上课外补习班的日子真是太棒了！这个周末我可要好好放松一下，把平时紧张的学习生活抛到脑后。

我要去公园散散步，呼吸一下新鲜空气。

这个周末的天气真是太好了，阳光明媚，微风拂面，简直就是出门的好日子。

我可不想宅在家里，整天对着电脑发呆。

走在公园的小路上，看着路边的花儿争相开放，心情也变得愉悦起来。

有时候，我们的生活就像这些花儿一样，需要阳光和雨露的滋润，才能茁壮成长。

然后，我要去电影院看场电影。

最近上映的那部喜剧片可是吸引了我的注意力，听说笑点挺多的。

看完电影后，我和朋友们还可以去附近的小吃街品尝一下各种美食。

说到美食，我就想起了那家卖炸鸡的店，每次路过都忍不住流口水。

周末的时候，我们可以一起去大快朵颐，享受美食带来的快乐。

接下来，我要去图书馆借几本书回家看。

虽然现在都是用手机看书，但我觉得还是纸质书更有味道。

在安静的图书馆里，我可以尽情地沉浸在书的世界里，感受文字带来的魅力。

而且，读书还能让我学到很多知识，开阔自己的视野。

这个周末，我要读完那本我一直想看的小说，相信一定会有很多精彩的地方等待我去发现。

当然啦，周末我还要抽空陪陪家人。

毕竟，家人是我们最亲近的人，陪伴是最长情的告白。

我们可以一起做一顿丰盛的晚餐，然后围坐在客厅里聊天、看电视。

或者，我们可以一起去逛逛街，挑选一些喜欢的东西。

只要能和家人在一起，我就觉得很幸福。

我要好好休息一下，为下周的学习做好准备。

毕竟，学习是我们生活中最重要的事情之一。

只有努力学习，我们才能不断进步，实现自己的梦想。

所以，我会抓紧时间充电，为即将到来的新学期做好充分的准备。

这个周末对我来说是一个充满期待的日子。

我会好好利用这段时间，让自己的心情得到放松，让身体得到休息。

我相信，一个充实而愉快的周末会给我带来更多的动力和信心，让我更好地迎接未来的挑战。