雅思范文：城乡医疗教育的选择

　　However,there are even more drawbacks that this practice can engender.Inthe first place,many young teachers and doctors will feel unmotivated orfrustrated if they are sent to rural areas against their own will.They may havea hard time getting accustomed to the shabby housing and primitive facilitiesand slack off at work.In the second place,if new teachers and doctors arecoerced to work in the countryside, a considerable proportion of them may findit daunting when it comes time for them to relocate to cities after a few yearsin the country.They will feel intense occupational stress when they cannotoperate efficiently equipment much more advanced than the devices they are usedto back in the country school or hospital. Last but not least, given theinferiority of the rural educational and medical facilities,it is highlyprobable that the inexperience of new teachers and doctors will lead tounsatisfactory job performance in rural schools and clinics.We really cannotexpect fresh recruits to work wonders with outdated tools.

　　In the final analysis,I concede that sending teachers and doctors fresh outof college to the countryside may produce specific advantages. However,if weenforce this indiscriminately,that will surely generate even more banes. Onbalance, I am convinced we should optimize our workforce and honor theindividual freedom in determining where they work.