Teaching chinese through drama and song

... to learn Chinese? ”“I have no choice, it’s the ONLY language offered here!”Vs.“I LOVE CHINESE! We wrote skits and they were soooo funny!“My Chinese teacher taught us the coolest song in class!” ... rules and never make a mistakeTo pronounce every tone perfectlyTo communicate and share your meaningLanguage teaching is the perfect place to practice engaging, brain-based learning•Music and ... where scaffolding, cooperative learning, and social interaction take place.The conscious and subconscious brain•Learning involves both conscious and subconscious processes.•Learning not...

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... and testing, games and songs. The second chapter is ‘Using games and songs to revise and test pupils' vocabulary’ which discusses on how to use games and songs in vocabulary revision and ... and testing and gives some suggested games and songs . The last chapter is‘ The Survey’ which is about the situation of revision and testing vocabulary and the use of games and songs in high ... you happy and you know it If you happy and you know it And you really want to show it clap your hand (clap2)Nguyễn Thị Huệ - 41A3English - FLD - Vinh University50Using games and songs to...

... health education through information and communication technologies (ICT), software on different aspects and subspecialties of health has been developed by senior students and lecturers at ... pedagogical implications, and introduces readers to a computer program, which helps learners develop an understanding of cells, organelles and bacteria along with their structures and functions. Keywords: ... settings for education and training in health could be listed including the schools of pharmacy, health departments, public and private hospitals and clinics, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies,...

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... but basically I’m stuck in an up and down cycle that’s running about a week long. Maybemy body has adapted to this diet and I’ll go on beinghungry forever and never lose another pound. There’s ... feel great, and for the first time in two years I don’t feel like a fatty.August 20. 142.3 lbs. Beach party! Had a wonderfultime. What a joy to have a hot dog with mustard and relish and not worry ... didn’t eat any sand. I don’t relish the prospect ofa life without hot dogs.Dexter deceivedExamining Dexter’s weight chart and diary evokes mem-ories of similar times of triumph and days of despair...

... Hu and Liu (2004) identi-fied attributes of IT products based on frequent noun phrases and Popescu and Etzioni (2005) utilized PMI values between product class (ho-tels and scanners) and ... quality element classification (Huisko-nen and Pirttila, 1998), the conceptual granulari-ties, and such syntactic and lexical clues as con-junction items and adverbs. They may play sig-nificant ... 169–172,Suntec, Singapore, 4 August 2009.c2009 ACL and AFNLPToward finer-grained sentiment identification in product reviews through linguistic and ontological analyses Hye-Jin Min Computer...

... 18OpportunitiestoReduceGreenhouseGasEmissions through Materials and LandManagementPractices September2009SECTION3POTENTIALGHGREDUCTIONS THROUGH MATERIALS AND LANDMANA GEMENTMaterials and landmanagementdirectly and indirectlyimpact58‐62%oftotalU.S.GHGemissions, and, therefore,providemanyopportunitiestoreduceGHGemissions.Thissectionpresentssomeexamplesofmaterials and landmanagementapproachesthatcouldresultinsignificantemissionreductions.REDUCINGGHGEMISSIONS THROUGH MATERIALSMANAGEMENTPRACTICESMaterialsmanagementisatermthatdescribeshowmaterialsaremanagedastheyflow through theeconomy—fromresourceextractiontoproductdesign and manufacture,transport,use,reuse,recycling, and endoflife(seeFigure6).Takingasystemsviewoftheimpactsmaterialshavethroughouttheirlifecycleallowsforanalysistoanswerquestionssuchas:Whereinthematerialslife ... REDUCINGORAVOIDINGGHGEMISSIONS THROUGH LANDMANAGEMENTPRACTICESLandmanagementdescribeshowwemanage and uselandtoprovideopenspace and habitat,food,naturalresources, and placesforpeopletolive,work, and recreate.EPApromotesintegratedlandmanagementstrategiesthatuselandasproductively and sustainablyaspossiblebypromotingsmartgrowth,preventing and minimizingtheoccurrenceofcontamination and bycleaningup,reusing, and restoringcontaminatedlandforbeneficialreusebycommunities.67AsdescribedinBox7,landmanagementhasthreekeycomponents:landprotection,sustainablelanduse, and landrevitalization.Similartothematerialsmanagementapproachesthatcanbeusedinthematerialflow,landmanagementapproachescanbeusedtoreduceGHGemissionsbyimprovingpracticeswithinoracrosseachofthesecomponents.Landprotectionpracticeslimithowmuchlandiscontaminatedeachyear.Whenlandiscontaminated,itshouldbecleaneduptolevelsprotectiveofhumanhealth and theenvironment.Land ... TheProvisionofFoodsliceofthepiechartrepresentsemissionsassociatedwithfoodproduction,processing,transport, and disposal, and iscomposedofaportionofemissionsfromalleconomicsectorsexceptResidential.Itincludesdirectemissionsfromagriculturalsources,agriculturalsectorelectricityuse,transportoffood‐relatedproducts(freight),wastewatertreatment(exceptforemissionsfrompulp and papermanufacturing and ethanolproduction),theconsumptionoffuel and electricityinfood and beverageprocessing,leaksofhydrofluorocarbons(HFCs)fromrefrigerationequipment, and composting.Carbonsequestrationonagriculturallandsiscapturedinthelandsinkdiscussedbelow.ProvisionofFoodisestimatedtoaccountfor895MMTCO2E,or13%,of2006U.S.GHGemissions.42NotethattheU.S.GHGemissionspresentedinFigures1 through 5representemissionsthatarereleaseddomestically.Emissionsassociatedwithgoods and servicesthatareproducedinothercountries(i.e.,emissionsassociatedwithextractionofrawmaterials,processing, and productionofgoods and servicesoutsidetheUnitedStates)butconsumedintheUnitedStatesarenotcapturedintheU.S.Inventory, and thereforearenotreflectedhere.Correspondingly,theemissionsassociatedwithgoods and servicesproducedintheUnitedStatesthatareexportedforconsumptioninothercountriesareincluded.ManymaterialsmanagementstrategiesreduceemissionsfromproductionofgoodsoutsidetheUnitedStates,butthosepotentialreductionsarenotreflectedinthisdocument.IfU.S.emissionswerecalculatedusingatotallifecycleperspective,basedongoods and servicesconsumedratherthanproducedintheUnitedStates,theemissionsassociatedwithmaterialsmanagementwouldbegreaterthanisshownduetothelargequantityofgoodsthatareimported.43LandManagementThesystems‐basedviewalsohelpsconveytheeffectlandmanagementhasonU.S.GHGemissions.ThelandmanagementportionofthepiechartshowninFigure4representstheemissions and sinksassociatedwithlandmanagementactivitiesintheUnitedStates,includingemissions and sinksassociatedwiththepreservationofgreenfields and changestolanduse and landmanagement,includinglanddevelopment,reuse, and restoration....

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