一霏同学的课程学习报告

（课后学习范例）基于本节课逐字稿中一霏的真实回答、个人立场与老师现场指导的词汇句型整理，符合考试自然口语表达形态。

Could you tell me your full name, please?

My full name is Wang Yifei, but you can just call me Fei.

Are you a student or do you work?

Currently, I'm a university student majoring in philosophy.

Why did you choose this major?

Well, I've been fascinated by philosophy since high school. I'm naturally curious about everything and love asking 'why' questions, as I really want to understand the fundamental principles behind how things work.

Did you like science fiction movies when you were a kid?

Yes, when I was a kid, there was a period of time when I was extremely interested in astronomy, especially anything related to UFOs and aliens. So, I naturally watched a lot of sci-fi movies.

Do you think there are UFOs in the real world?

Well, I would suspend my judgment on that, because both sides of the argument have valid points, and the current evidence isn't entirely decisive.

Do you want to live in space in the future?

If I ever get the chance, I'd definitely love to take a trip to space. As for whether I'd want to live there permanently, that would really depend on how much I enjoy the actual space travel experience.

Do you like taking photos of sceneries or people?

I definitely prefer taking photos of scenery, especially modern urban architecture. I really enjoy observing and capturing fine architectural details, like subtle textures and interesting shadows.

Do you think we need expensive cameras to take good pictures?

Well, an expensive camera can certainly be helpful, but it's by no means necessary. These days, many photographers can capture stunning, world-class images using just a smartphone.

Do you keep your photos organized?

I used to try to keep them organized in specific folders by theme. However, I eventually gave up because it was so time-consuming, and it was often hard to classify certain photos, which made me feel quite frustrated.

Do you enjoy watching sports programs on TV?

Yes, I enjoy watching sports programs, especially individual sports where I actually know the rules or used to participate in, such as high jump or tennis. It's much more interesting when you understand the techniques. But for games like football or basketball, since I don't really know the rules, I find them a bit boring.

Would you prefer watching live sports events or watching them on TV?

It's hard to say because both have their clear advantages. Watching a live game in a stadium is thrilling because the crowd's excitement gives you a real sense of belonging. On the other hand, watching on TV is great because you can watch instant replays of amazing moments, listen to expert commentary, and even skip the boring parts.

Describe a technological device you would like to own in the future. You should say what this device is, what it does, why you want to own it, and what kind of problem it can solve for you.

A new technological device that I'd really love to own in the future is a brand-new laptop designed by Apple. I first discovered it through a tech review video on YouTube that highlighted its incredible features. The most attractive aspect of this computer is how exceptionally lightweight and portable it is—it's literally as thin as a coin. Unlike my current laptop, which is quite heavy and takes a lot of effort to haul around, I could easily carry this new one anywhere. In terms of performance, it has a faster processor and a much larger hard drive space. That means I wouldn't have to waste time waiting for websites to load or deleting files just to free up space. Additionally, it features a larger, brighter display that is much easier on the eyes, reducing screen strain. Best of all, its battery life is great—it offers all-day battery life, lasting up to 12 hours. This would completely solve my daily hassle because I could bring it to school for a full day of classes without ever having to pack a heavy charger.

Nowadays many people buy a new iPhone every year. Why do you think people do it, and what is your opinion about this behavior?

I think many people upgrade their phones every year mainly to keep up with the trend. In today's society, people around you often judge you based on the phone you carry, so many feel pressured to avoid looking outdated and view the latest model as a status symbol of wealth. In my opinion, this isn't a positive phenomenon and can cause serious negative consequences. Financially, it puts an unnecessary burden on people, with extreme news reports even showing individuals committing crimes just to afford a new phone. Culturally, it fosters endless comparison and creates a great deal of anxiety and stress. People should focus more on their own needs rather than worrying about others' perceptions.

Do you think technology has changed our life for the better or worse?

I believe technology has impacted our lives on both sides—it is truly a double-edged sword. On the positive side, tools like modern artificial intelligence bring massive benefits to both students and professionals. For students, AI can summarize lengthy course materials and generate quizzes to test comprehension. For workers, it can automate repetitive and meaningless tasks, freeing up valuable time for more creative work. However, there are undeniable downsides. Because AI provides instant answers, people who get accustomed to this fast pace may gradually lose patience when communicating with real human beings, who naturally need time to think and structure their thoughts before speaking.

How do you envision technological devices will be like in the future?

I envision that AI will become an everyday tool seamlessly integrated into our lives, just like smartphones and computers are today. Furthermore, hardware will become significantly smaller, lighter, faster, and smarter. Instead of handheld gadgets, wearable devices will become far more common. We will likely see smart tech embedded into everyday accessories like necklaces, smart glasses, or smartwatches that we can wear effortlessly all day long.