下载后可任意编辑中学生英语励志演讲稿范文中学生英语励志演讲稿范文篇1Hi,everyone!MynameisXXX.Todaymytopicis:ILoveEnglish.Englishisnowusedeverywhereintheworld,Ithasbecomethemostimportantlanguageoninternet.LearningEnglishmaksemeconfidentandbringsmegreatpleasure.WhenIwaseight,myfathersentmetoanEnglishschool.Atthere,IplayedgamesandsangEnglishsongwithotherchildren.ThenIdiscoveredthebeautyofthelanguage,andbeganmycolorfuldreamintheEnglishworld.Everyday,IreadEnglishfollowingthetapes.Sometimes,IlikewatchingEnglishmoviesforchildren,suchasFindingNemo,HarryPotterandsoon.ThesemoviesnotonlyimprovedmyEnglish,butalsogavemealotoffun.OutlookEnglishalsohelpmealotinmyEnglishStudies,Ihavebeenwatchingthisprogramfornearlytwoyears.IhopeIcantravelaroundtheworldsomeday.IwanttogotoAmerica,becauseAmericaisoneof下载后可任意编辑themostdevelopedcountriesintheworld.IalsowanttogotoEngland,becauseEnglishoriginatedinEngland.IloveEnglish,Englishhasbecomepartofmylife.DoyoulikeEnglish,myfriends?Ifyoudo,comewithme.LetsenjoythefunoflearningEnglishbuiltinaday.Thatsall,thankyou!中学生英语励志演讲稿范文篇2Onedayin1819,3,000milesoffthecoastofChile,inoneofthemostremoteregionsofthePacificOcean,20Americansailorswatchedtheirshipfloodwithseawater.Theydbeenstruckbyaspermwhale,whichhadrippedacatastrophicholeintheshipshull.Astheirshipbegantosinkbeneaththeswells,themenhuddledtogetherinthreesmallwhaleboats.Thesemenwere10,000milesfromhome,morethan1,000milesfromthenearestscrapofland.Intheirsmallboats,theycarriedonlyrudimentarynavigationalequipmentandlimitedsuppliesoffoodandwater.下载后可任意编辑ThesewerethemenofthewhaleshipEssex,whosestorywouldlaterinspirepartsofMobyDick.Evenintodaysworld,theirsituationwouldbereallydire,butthinkabouthowmuchworseitwouldhavebeenthen.Nooneonlandhadanyideathatanythinghadgonewrong.Nosearchpartywascomingtolookforthesemen.Somostofushaveneverexperiencedasituationasfrighteningastheoneinwhichthesesailorsfoundthemselves,butweallknowwhatitsliketobeafraid.Weknowhowfearfeels,butImnotsurewespendenoughtimethinkingaboutwhatourfearsmean.Aswegrowup,wereoftenencouragedtothinkoffearasaweakness,justanotherchildishthingtodiscardlikebabyteethorrollerskates.AndIthinkitsnoaccidentthatwethinkthisway.Neuroscientistshaveactuallyshownthathumanbeingsarehardwiredtobeoptimists.Somaybethatswhywethinkoffear,sometimes,asadangerinandofitself.Dontworry,welike下载后可任意编辑tosaytooneanother.Dontpanic.InEnglish,fearissomethingweconquer.Itssomethingwefight.Itssomethingweovercome.Butwhatifwelookedatfearinafreshway?Whatifwethoughtoffearasanamazingactoftheimagination,somethingthatcanbeasprofoundandinsightfulasstorytellingitself?Itseasiesttoseethislinkbetweenfearandtheimaginationinyoungchildren,whosefearsareoftenextraordinarilyvivid.WhenIwasachild,IlivedinCalifornia,whichis,youknow,mostlyaveryniceplacetolive,butformeasachild,Californiacouldalsobealittlescary.Irememberhowfrighteningitwastoseethechandelierthathungaboveourdiningtableswingbackandforthduringeveryminorearthquake,andIsometimescouldntsleepatnight,terrifiedthattheBigOnemightstrikewhileweweresleeping.Andwhatwesayaboutkidswhohavefearslikethatisthattheyhaveavividimagination.Butatacertainpoint,mostofuslearntoleavethese下载后可任意编辑kindsofvisionsbehindandgrowup.Welearnthattherearenomonstershidingunderthebed,andnoteveryearthquakebringsbuildingsdown.Butmaybeitsnocoincidencethatsome...
