IELTS Speaking Part 2 & 3 - Topic: Children

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Speaking Part 2 - Children Topic

My grandfather had been the father of six children and later on when they became parents, the family grew up quite large. In our joint family there are several children and among them, the youngest boy of my elder sister is the one I'd like to talk about. He is 4-5 years old and is my favourite nephew. His name is Abraham and I call him Abe. I still remember the day he came to this world and I chose to name him Abraham. He lives with his parents in a different city and they visit us almost 3-4 times each year.

From his childhood, he was very cute and adorable. I love him very much and because of my affection towards him, he became very fond of me. I usually see him every 3 or 4 months and each time I get the feeling that he has grown up more.

We often play hide-and-seek and soccer together with other people and kids. He loves to listen to the ghost stories, adventurous stories and fairy stories. While their stay at our home, he stays with me at night and I tell him bedtime stories. We often go for a walk in the fields and go to open places like parks, near rivers and forests. He likes ice-cream and I buy him chips, ice-creams and chocolates. He loves sweets and hates to eat any pungent food. I often cuddle him, make fun of him and play with him.

My affection and love for him are very profound and I love to spend time with him.

Speaking Part 3 - Chủ đề Children

1. What kind of children activities are there available in your city?

Children in our city often play outdoor games, though this trend is changing day-by-day with the advancement of computing and gaming devices. Children can visit the museums, zoological gardens, and amusement parks in my city. They often go to exhibitions with school, which they enjoy a lot. Many parents take their children to their relatives or friends’ houses where they play and make friends with other kids. They are also allowed to watch cartoons and other programs suitable for them.

2. What do you need to do to interest a child in such activities?

We need to show our own engagement in an activity to show a child that this is particularly enjoyable and exciting. A child would easily engage in an interesting game if they notice that the adults are playing it. For creative activities like drawing, dancing, singing, we need to inspire the children and appreciate their talent. We need to give them the positive feedback as well as making the activity fun to attract them. For visiting educational places like the zoological garden and museum, we need to take them places and explain their significance. Finally, a child is naturally fond of TV programmes like cartoons.

3. What activities do you think there will be in the future?

As technology is advancing rapidly and becoming more popular among the children, I think computer games, Internet and TV programmes will become more popular among children in the future. The schools are evolving from merely educational institutions to more entertaining and interactive places. The schools will arrange a more social gathering, party and tour that will become prominent in the future and many children would get engaged in these activities. Parents would become more conscious to nurture the hidden talents among their kids and that’s why they would take them to different places to let them experience the world.

4. What kind of pressure do children have at school?

From my experience, I can say that children nowadays have more classes to attend, more homework to do and more exams to take. From this regard, children are burdened with the extended syllabus and a lot of homework. Many schools even make project work and day-long classes mandatory, and as a result, today’s children are under a lot of pressure.

5. What is your view of the school of the future?

I am pretty sure in the future schools will become more interactive and interesting than it is now. Computer based lessons and online exams will become the main trend of the education system and most of the schools would adopt the technology. Besides, they would focus on practical lessons more than all theoretical study. Finally, the teachers will be more skilled to handle the children in schools. Schools would focus on nurturing the potential talents of children and thus will develop more extracurricular activities to offer to the children.

6. How could education be more intuitive for children in your country?

Education is a never-ending process and there are some interesting aspects that can be found within the education system. Basically, education is divided into three tiers here, primary, secondary and higher education. Primary education is considered the base of all education and so it needs to be made more intuitive. I think the academic year should be extended for the betterment of the children. A change in the existing class schedule may also provide a better result. Engaging the parents with school activities may also help developing educational activities of children. After school activities are another source that can make education more intuitive for children.

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