Đáp án: TOPIC 1

             The death sentence for exceptionally serious crimes is a difficult topic. Some think that it acts as a legitimate punishment and deterrent to egregious crimes. They believe that society has the right to permanently remove dangerous criminals. Opponents claim that the death penalty breaches the fundamental right to life and is a cruel and unusual punishment. They emphasize the risk of false convictions as well as the irreversibility of murder.   
             Even though I appreciate the justifications for the death sentence, I lean against it. I am really concerned about the possibility of false convictions and the irrevocable nature of the punishment. Furthermore, there is a continuing dispute regarding the efficiency of the death penalty. Instead, I believe society should focus on rehabilitation, crime prevention, and improving the criminal justice system to ensure fairness and justice.
 
        TOPIC 2:
             The issue over attending traditional classrooms vs e-learning has gained traction as technology has advanced. Supporters of traditional classes say that face-to-face interaction with teachers and peers leads to superior learning outcomes. They believe that direct communication, immediate feedback, and collaborative activities improve comprehension and critical thinking. On the other hand, proponents of e-learning emphasize its adaptability and accessibility. They say that online platforms enable self-paced learning, tailored education, and access to materials from anywhere in the world.
              In my opinion, both traditional classrooms and e-learning offer advantages. Traditional classes provide vital social connection and prompt clarification of questions, whilst e-learning allows for greater flexibility and the opportunity to adjust learning to individual requirements. However, the best method may be a blend of both. Blended learning, which combines online resources and in-person education, can reap the benefits of both approaches. This technique creates a dynamic and adaptable learning environment that accommodates a variety of learning styles and demands.

Giải thích các bước giải:

Topic 1: The Death Penalty for Extremely Serious Crimes:
I. Introduction

• Introduce the topic of the death penalty for serious crimes.
  II. Arguments in Favor of the Death Penalty
• Present the viewpoint that the death penalty serves as a just punishment and deterrent against heinous offenses.
• Discuss the belief that society has the right to protect itself by permanently removing dangerous criminals.
  
  

  Topic 2: Attending Traditional Classes vs. E-Learning:
  I. Introduction

  • Introduce the topic of attending traditional classes versus e-learning.
    II. Arguments for Traditional Classes
  • Present the viewpoint that face-to-face interaction with teachers and peers enhances learning experiences.
  • Discuss the benefits of direct communication, immediate feedback, and collaborative activities.