TheGlobalBrainDrain全球性的人才外流.pptVIP

The Global Brain Drain 全 球 性 的 人 才 外 流 Introduction: Study abroad has existed for thousands of years. But in more recent decades, the world has increasingly become a global community, and study abroad has flourished. Since World War II there has been a dramatic increase in foreign students coming to the United States to study. In 1986, the number of foreign students was more than 1 million. The outflow of the well-educated people deal a blow to the native lands human resources, create a bottleneck in the home countrys economic development and leave fewer professionals to take care of their welfare. The best and brightest lose the confidence of those who remain in the motherland. Many countries have mounted efforts to counter the outflowing tide. They promise many benefits to those who want to return home. 1) Theres a bad smell; something is wrong with the drains, I suppose. 2) All this extra work was a drain on his strength. 3) Military expenditure has been a great drain on the countrys resources. 4) Land must be well drained for some crops. 1) Tears streamed down her face. 2) The water streams out of the broken pipe. 3) The workers streamed from the factory. 4) Light streamed in through the window when I parted the curtains. 1)The young man accepted his enemys challenge to fight. 2) To build abridge in a day was a real challenge. 3) Ann is ready to meet all kinds of challenges. 4) I challenged him for a game of cards. 5) The enemy leader is going to challenge our king to fight. 1) Some teachers maintain discipline more strictly than others do. 2) The children were clever, but there was not much discipline in the school. 3) Pronunciation drill and question and answer work are good disciplines for learning a foreign language. 4) Youre no good at history, so youd better choose one of the other disciplines.