... Read the National Trust bucket list for twelve yearolds What had you done by the time you were twelve? (Use the past perfect tense) Example: ... I’d done about half of these things by the time I was twelve I’d flown a kite, hunted for bugs and built a den for instance I think most of my friends had too I still hadn’t called an owl or camped ... matches That’s probably a good thing! I hadn’t played geocache either (I’d never even heard of it before I read the list.) I’m pretty sure the technology hadn’t been invented back then My little brother...
... Bidder For the Year Ended September 30, 1997 Schedule Our test results did not identify any purchases from other than the lowest bidder 37 PRENTISS COUNTY Schedule of Emergency Purchases For the Year ... lowest bidder, (2) emergency purchases and (3) purchases made noncompetitively from a sole source are presented in accordance with Section 31-7-115, Miss Code Ann (19 72) The information contained ... is responsible for establishing and maintaining a central purchasing system and inventory control system in accordance with Sections 31-7-101 through 31-7- 127 , Miss Code Ann (19 72) In addition,...
... Note The Chancery Clerk paid $2, 622 to the General Fund on August 10, 1998, as evidenced by receive warrant number 3754 The Chancery Clerk paid an additional $2, 291 to the General Fund on August ... retirement system, it has come to my attention that this is not an allowable expense Therefore, I am paying $2, 622 to the General Fund In January, 1998, the State Auditor gave all clerks a more precise ... provided for some expenses claimed as Schedule C deductions 46 PRENTISS COUNTY Schedule of Findings For the Year Ended September 30, 1997 Recommendation The Chancery Clerk should pay $4,913 for the...
... ……31 V .2. 2.1 Reading poems ………………………………………………………………….……31 V .2. 2 .2 Reading short stories…………………………………………………………… … 36 V .2. 2.3 Overcoming cultural problems………………………………………………… ….39 V .2. 3 Keys for using ... V.1.Introduction………………………………………………………………………… …….30 V .2. Recommendation…………………………………………………………………… ……30 V .2. 1.Selecting and evaluating the texts……………………………………………… ……30 V .2. 2 Suggested techniques for integrating short stories ... Students’ attitude towards literary texts……………………………….………………19 IV .2. The effects of short story and poem in teaching reading comprehension….…… 22 Chapter V Conclusion and Recommendation………………………………… ………30...
... collecting information from people (Wisker, 20 01) They gather information directly by asking people questions and using them as data for analysis Questionnaires are often used to gather information ... poor) of each criteria listed above V .2. 2.Suggested techniques for integrating short stories and poems in the teaching of reading comprehension skills V .2. 2.1 Reading poems • The potential value ... Teaching Forum 37/3, pp 25 ff Sandra McKay (19 82) “Literature in the ESL Classroom.” TESOL Quarterly 16/4, pp 98-105 Natalie Hess (20 03) “Real Language through Poetry” ELT Journal 57/1, pp 19 -25 Elisabeth...
... back at the story or the poem to find the information, so we can understand what we read more thoroughly □ Others……………………………………………………………… d Skimming for idioms and expressions in the full sentences ... □ The teacher should: ……………………………………………… □ The students should: ……………………………………………… Thanks a lot for yours great assistance! ...
... Mr.Baurain 2nd year students at English Dept in Haiphong University Method: Quantitative method Introduction Design: Five chapters Chapter I: Introduction: briefly presents the reason for ... way to integrate short stories and poems into the reading classroom to develop reading skills for 2nd year students in HPU Literature and why use literary texts in the language classroom Literature: ... English Department of HPU Participants: 40 students of 2nd year Language level: uper-intermediate Time: At the beginning of 2nd term 13 weeks Methodology Quantitative research...
... it is easy for them to study new knowledge B C D E A,B,D D,E A,B A,D A,C 29 22 .2% 4.5% 64.4% 2. 2% 4.5% 11% 4.5% 2. 2% 4.5% Table The teacher’s skills II .2. 2.1.3 Studying evaluation 29 The third ... learning-English years found a reading-English -for- Biology lecture more effective Question 20 18 18 16 A B C 14 12 10 7 2 2-5 years 6-11 years Chart Efficiency of a reading-English -for- Biology lesson ... Question 2% 0% 20 % 22 % A B C D 56% Chart Difficulty of searching information about an ESP topic on the Internet With the years’ learning English, the students with more years found searching information...
... sometimes rarely never 15% 45% 30% 10% 65% 25 % 10% 0% 40% 35% 5% 20 % 70% 5% 10% 15% 60% 20 % 15% 5% 20 % 45% 20 % 15% 20 % 25 % 50% 5% 55% 25 % 10% 10% Table 2: Frequency of using Pre-reading activities ... in success in foreign or second language learning According to Oxford and Shearing (1996: 121 , 122 ) “motivation is important because it directly influences how often students use L2 learning strategies, ... classes 2. 2.4 Reading materials 20 2. 2.4.1 An overview of the textbook More Reading Power English has been made compulsory in the curriculum of our Academy It is mainly taught to those who work for...
... reading comes before critical thinking as critical reading is a technique for discovering information and ideas within a text while critical thinking is a technique for evaluating information and ... reading (as in 1.1 & 2. 1), the close relationship between critical thinking and critical reading (as in 2. 2), the elements forming the habits of thinking critically (as in 1 .2) In a nutshell, critical ... questions that require them to connect information in the text to their knowledge base, they will tend to focus on this more integrative behavior in the future (p 22 2) In the mid-1980s, Raphael et al...
... account in editing their articles for republication on the Web or for submission to scientific journals 1 .2 Incidental vocabulary acquisition Second language (L2) acquisition depends crucially ... their attention on the need for second- language learners to optimize their vocabulary knowledge (see, for instance, Singleton, 1999; and Schmitt, 20 00) In the last five years, the merits of a variety ... Internet can also be used to retrieve and access information The World Wide Web is therefore a virtual library: it is an available world of information for the language learner While the Internet offers...
... (Part – p 227 ) Activities prepared by teacher Review (Part – p259) II.1 .2. 2 The testing of listening comprehension skills for first year students in English Department - CFL For first year students ... teachers had access to tests delivered in 20 04 and before These are teachers who started their teaching in Division before 20 05 as in academic year 20 05 – 20 06, together with the implementation ... students (academic year 20 07 -20 08) sat for The reasons for this choice are as follow Firstly, in the first semester, the students are totally new to the university It takes time for them to get...
... teaching and learning foreign languages in general and English in particular For instance, Abrami and Sclater (20 05); Nunes (20 04); Banfi (20 03); Matthew and Shimo (20 02) ; Rea (20 01); Fenwick and ... writing, making it the hardest skill for English learners It involves physiological and cognitive processes at different levels (Field, 20 02; Lynch, 20 02; Rost, 20 02) along with the attention to contextual ... of them had learnt English for years, and not many of them had learnt English for years before entering the university • The teachers of the Language Skills Division 22 There are 10 teachers of...