Đọc hiểu tiếng Anh (Reading Practice)
Tìm thấy 7 bài · Cấp C2
The Unreliable Archive: How Memory Rewrites the Past
A C2 essay on the reconstructive nature of human memory — from Bartlett and Loftus to flashbulb memories and reconsolidation — with practice on cleft sentences, advanced inversion (Hardly..., Were..., Had...) and dense academic nominalisation.
The Paradox of Choice: Why More Options Can Make Us Less Happy
Bai luan C2 phan tich nghich ly cua su lua chon trong tam ly hoc hanh vi, luyen tap cau che (cleft sentence), danh tu hoa va cau truc nhuong bo o van phong hoc thuat nang cao.
The Psychology Behind Why We Procrastinate
Psychologists now understand procrastination as an emotional regulation problem rather than a failure of willpower or time management.
Should Artificial Intelligence Be Allowed to Make Medical Decisions?
AI already assists doctors in diagnosis, but how much independent authority such systems should hold over medical decisions remains fiercely debated.
The Global Shift Toward Renewable Energy: Progress and Setbacks
Falling costs have made solar and wind the cheapest new electricity in many markets, yet technical, political, and economic obstacles still slow the transition.
How Microplastics Are Finding Their Way Into Everything We Eat
Tiny plastic fragments have entered the global food chain, and scientists are only beginning to understand what that might mean for human health.
Is Social Media Doing More Harm Than Good to Teenagers?
Researchers are divided over whether social media's design, rather than the technology itself, is what drives its documented risks to adolescent well-being.