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A teacher's guide to interference and other problems

A teacher's guide to interference and other problems

Ngày tải lên : 17/08/2013, 08:35
... mind to do it. If you can't avoid to go, you risk to upset your dad I suggest to go to the pictures instead. It's no use to ask her. I am used to do this. I look forward to hear ...   naar bed/school gaan  go to bed/school        to go to the church  to go to church be sent to the prison       ...  wollte) I told her I would a coffee   soll  is supposed to is to should      shall  sollte  was supposed to was to should He shall...
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Tài liệu What You Need To Know About - Melanoma and Other Skin Cancers doc

Tài liệu What You Need To Know About - Melanoma and Other Skin Cancers doc

Ngày tải lên : 14/02/2014, 22:20
... side effects and suggest ways to help you manage them. Many skin cancers can be removed quickly and easily. But some people may need supportive care to control pain and other symptoms, to relieve ... treatment choices and what to expect. You and your doctor can work together to develop a treatment plan that meets your needs. 33 you should discuss this possible delay with your doctor. Some people ... need to avoid direct sunlight and bright indoor light for at least 6 weeks after treatment. The NCI fact sheet Photodynamic Therapy for Cancer has more information. You may want to ask your doctor...
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Tài liệu The Little Guide To Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism and Blocks: A Manual for Artists, Activists, Entrepreneurs, Academics and Other Ambitious Dreamers docx

Tài liệu The Little Guide To Beating Procrastination, Perfectionism and Blocks: A Manual for Artists, Activists, Entrepreneurs, Academics and Other Ambitious Dreamers docx

Ngày tải lên : 21/02/2014, 22:20
... why I bother to try. And this town-it’s full of jerks. They’re too dumb to appreciate real music, and they’re cheap, too – I only sold two CDs. And the club manager must think I’m a jerk, too. ... the accident, and afterward unable even to breathe without the help of a respirator, he rallied to become a celebrated activist and author who provided hope, help and inspiration to millions ... team effort. (And even the Lone Ranger had Tonto and Silver . . . ) This is not to say that you can’t or shouldn’t enjoy periods of solitude. But you will need to know where to draw the line...
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An Introduction to Pension Obligation Bonds and Other Post-Employment Benefits ppt

An Introduction to Pension Obligation Bonds and Other Post-Employment Benefits ppt

Ngày tải lên : 06/03/2014, 08:20
... GASB 45 purposes, and higher OPEB UAAL and ARC amounts due to an ability to apply a higher investment return assumption to the calculation of these amounts; and may become a ratings factor (for example, ... investors to which they are marketed (for example, corporate pension funds, charitable endowments and others not subject to federal income tax and, for some of the larger issues, non-U.S. investors). ... pertaining to the municipality, its employees and its OP EB. This is an evolving area of the law, and while it evolves, most municipalities ar e expected to assume OP EB ar e discr etionar y and tr y to...
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How to Teach  TOEFL® TOEIC® IELTS®  and Other Standardized Examinations  ppt

How to Teach  TOEFL® TOEIC® IELTS®  and Other Standardized Examinations  ppt

Ngày tải lên : 08/03/2014, 20:20
... Havestudentsdoacommunicativetaskonthetopic (communicativeoutput) Wheninstructorshavetheopportunity to developpartorallofthe coursecurriculum,theycandevelopaseriesofcontextsbasedonthe realworldtasksthatstudentswillneed to performusingthelanguage, and thenteachgrammar and vocabularyinrelation to thosecontexts. Forexample,studentswhoplan to travelwillneed to understand publicaddressannouncementsinairports and trainstations. Instructorscanuseaudio‐tapedsimulations to provideinput;teach thegrammaticalformsthattypicallyoccurinsuchannouncements; and thenhavestudentspracticebyasking and answeringquestions aboutwhatwasannounced.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More    How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 50 AssessingGrammarProficiency  AuthenticAssessment Justasmechanicaldrillsdonotteachstudentsthelanguage, mechanicaltestquestionsdonotassesstheirability to useitin authenticways.Inorder to provideauthenticassessmentofstudents’ grammarproficiency,anevaluationmustreflectreal‐lifeusesof grammarincontext.Thismeansthattheactivitymusthaveapurpose other thanassessment and requirestudents to demonstratetheirlevel ofgrammarproficiencybycompletingsometask. To developauthenticassessmentactivities,beginwiththetypesof tasksthatstudentswillactuallyneed to dousingthelanguage. Assessmentcanthentaketheformofcommunicativedrills and  communicativeactivitieslikethoseusedintheteachingprocess. Forexample,theactivitybasedonaudiotapesofpublicaddress announcementscanbeconvertedintoanassessmentbyhaving studentsrespondorallyorinwriting to questionsaboutasimilartape. Inthistypeofassessment,theinstructorusesachecklistorrubric to evaluatethestudent’sunderstanding and/ oruseofgrammarin context. Mechanicaltestsdoserveone purpose:Theymotivatestudents to memorize.Theycanthereforeserveas prompts to encouragememorization ofirregularforms and vocabulary items.Becausetheytestonlymemory capacity,notlanguageability,theyare bestusedasquizzes and given relativelylittleweightinevaluating studentperformance and progress.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 24 C.How to useastudybook Onceyouhavechosenastudymanual,readthedirectionscarefully. Typically,thefirst10‐40pagesofamanualwillgiveverydetailed instructionsonhow to beststudyforthetest,test‐takingtips, and  basicinformationaboutthetest.Asmartinstructor[you]willtakethe testatleastoncesotheyknowexactlywhatisentailed. Buildingagoodstudyplanisanessentialfirststepinhelpingyour students.But,first,youmustknowtheskilllevelofyourstudents and wheretheirskillsarestrong and weak.Thiswillrequiregivingyour studentsabaselinetest to determinetheircurrentskilllevels. Onceanestimatedbaselinescorehasbeenestablished,carefully reviewyourstudents’skilllevels and developastudyplanthatwill helpraiselowerscores and strengthenthehigherscores. Irregularityofskilllevels(strongverbalskills and veryweakwriting scores,forexample)arenotuncommon and workingonraisingthe lowerlevelskillswill,mostlikely,yieldthequickestresults(ETS researchsuggeststhisistrue). Studentswilloftenwant to studyintensivelyforshortperiodsoftime, buttheywillgenerallybemoresuccessfulwithdistributedpractice overlongerperiodsoftime. Baseline,practice and  progresstestsshouldbe takenunderconditions ascloseaspossibleas thoseatatestingcenter.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 35 TheTOEICWritingTestFormat  ... OvertGrammarInstruction  Adultstudentsappreciate and benefitfromdirectinstructionthat allowsthem to applycriticalthinkingskills to languagelearning. Instructorscantakeadvantageofthisbyprovidingexplanationsthat givestudentsadescriptiveunderstanding(declarativeknowledge)of eachpointofgrammar. Downloadthegrammarebookfor thiscourseat: www.TEFLeBooks.com/grammar.pdf  and workallthewaythroughit.   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 2   How to Teach TOEFL®TOEIC®IELTS® and Other StandardizedExaminations  SecondEdition Copyright©TEFLeBooksdotcom Allrightsreserved. Permissiongranted to reproducepartsofthis publicationaslongasattributionisnoted.  ThisebookwasdevelopedincooperationwithTEFLBootCamp   To helpusdoabetterjobofhelpingyou,wewouldappreciate youropinionaboutthisebook.Pleasetakeourfast,easy and  confidentialsurveyhere:CLICKHERE    How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 30 C.Skillstesting Studentstakeeitherthe“Academic”or“GeneralTraining”sectionsin reading and writing—thelistening and speakingsectionsarethesame forbothformsofthetest.Thetotaltesttimeisabout2hours and 45 minutes and consistsofthefollowing:  ...   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 12 B.Introduction to TestDevelopment Validity Howdoweknowwhetheratestmeasurestheabilityinwhichweare interested?Evenifatestisperfectlyreliable and virtuallyerror‐free, howdoweknowifitismeasuringtheabilitieswewantit to measure and notsomethingelse?Thisistheidea and centralconcernofvalidity, and ultimatelyinvolvesthekindsofjudgmentsthatcanbedrawnfrom testscores. Let'sconsideramathtestconsistingonlyofwordproblems.Thetest scorecouldappropriatelybeused to indicatethestudent'sability to solvemathproblemsthatrequirereading;thatwouldbeavaliduseof thetestscore.However,usingthetestscoreasarepresentationofthe student'smathabilityingeneralmightnotbevalid,especiallyifthe studentwasnotfluentinthelanguageinwhichthewordproblems werewritten. Peoplewhodeveloptestsanalyzetheminseveralways to determine theappropriate(i.e.,valid)useoftestscores.Let'sreviewsomeofthe issuesconsideredindeterminingthevaliduseoftestscores:   How to TeachTOEFLTOEICIELTS and More 47 Forcurriculathatfollowasequenceoftopics,instructorsneed to  developactivitiesthatrelatethetopicaldiscourse(use) to meaning and form.  Provideoralorwritteninput(audiotape,readingselection)that addressesthe...
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Wake 'em Up: How to Use Humor and Other Professional Techniques to Create Alarmingly Good Business Presentations

Wake 'em Up: How to Use Humor and Other Professional Techniques to Create Alarmingly Good Business Presentations

Ngày tải lên : 13/03/2014, 18:54
... relevant to the points you are trying to make, and practice enough so your delivery is smooth. I'm going to show you how to do all that and more so that you cre- ate excitement and interest ... down into easy-tounderstand segments that them with relatively little risk if the humor is done right. This book teaches you how to do it right. It will also give you many other tools and tricks ... yourself to move
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MOB RULE IN NEW ORLEANS: ROBERT CHARLES AND HIS FIGHT TO DEATH, THE STORY OF HIS LIFE, BURNING HUMAN BEINGS ALIVE, OTHER LYNCHING STATISTICS pdf

MOB RULE IN NEW ORLEANS: ROBERT CHARLES AND HIS FIGHT TO DEATH, THE STORY OF HIS LIFE, BURNING HUMAN BEINGS ALIVE, OTHER LYNCHING STATISTICS pdf

Ngày tải lên : 15/03/2014, 03:20
... emigration from America back to the Fatherland, and they do all they can to spread the doctrine of emigration and to give material assistance to those who desire to leave America and make their future ... officers, and prisoner took to flight immediately. Some disappeared through gates and some over fences and into yards, for Trenchard, visibly excited, was waving his revolver in the air and was ... began to beat and kick him. Every few moments they would stop and striking matches look into the man's face to see if he still lived. To better see if he was dead they would stick lighted...
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.Get More and Do More at Dummies.com ®Start with FREE Cheat SheetsCheat Sheets include • Checklists • Charts • Common Instructions • And Other Good Stuff!To access the Cheat Sheet created specifically for this book, go towww.dummies.com/cheatsheet/e pptx

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Ngày tải lên : 16/03/2014, 21:20
... whizzes, and the reason that index funds or ETFs generally kick their ivy-league butts: When these whizzes from Harvard and Wharton go to market to buy and sell stocks, they are usually buying and ... according to the same multiple. Other ETFs allow you not only to leverage but also to reverse leverage, so that you stand to make money if the underlying security falls in value (and of course ... assets other than stocks, most notably bonds and commodities (gold, silver, oil, and such). And then there are exchange-traded notes (ETNs), which allow you to venture even further into the...
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What is known about the effectiveness of economic instruments to reduce consumption of foods high in saturated fats and other energy-dense foods for preventing and treating obesity? docx

What is known about the effectiveness of economic instruments to reduce consumption of foods high in saturated fats and other energy-dense foods for preventing and treating obesity? docx

Ngày tải lên : 17/03/2014, 08:20
... Although taxation and pricing policies have contributed to tobacco prevention and control, pricing policies for food may be more complex to implement. a. Compared to tobacco and alcohol, it is ... Tax and price policies have contributed to prevention and control of tobacco use, and there is considerable data supporting the relationship between pricing and taxing of alcohol products and ... applying tax and price policies to nutrients than to particular types of foods; however, defining, identifying, and assessing special taxes and prices on them may be difficult and costly to implement....
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ELDERLY SERVICES IN HEALTH CENTERS: A Guide to Address Unique Challenges of Caring for Elderly People with Disabilities, Frailty, and Other Special Needs pot

ELDERLY SERVICES IN HEALTH CENTERS: A Guide to Address Unique Challenges of Caring for Elderly People with Disabilities, Frailty, and Other Special Needs pot

Ngày tải lên : 22/03/2014, 13:20
... professionals and others to inform the Department of Motor Vehicles when a person is perceived as medically unfit to drive due to dementia or other conditions. Help patients adapt to driving cessation. ... benefits and other financial resources. ☐ Promote accessible and affordable housing. ☐ Discuss in-home care. ☐ Provide psycho-social and other support. Address needs related to loneliness and isolation. ... • skills; doctor and family must take unilateral action. Key to helping seniors adapt is to have a plan for alternate transportation to ensure that • s/he is able to continue to lead a fulfilling...
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Báo cáo " Thailand’s inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis: Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model " pptx

Báo cáo " Thailand’s inadequate response to the 2008 Economic Crisis: Implications for Vietnam and other countries entering the East Asian economic model " pptx

Ngày tải lên : 22/03/2014, 13:20
... attached to it, brought the IMF and its conditionalities to Thailand and encouraged policy-makers and financial elites to begin to speak with the discourse of prudence and parsimony and gave ... helping to understand how the economy needs to change in response to current and probably future changes in the global economy. It then goes on to describe and analyse the stimulus package and other ... specific consideration relating to changing gender relations. When groups of women are drawn to a remote area to work together in a factory setting and perhaps dormitory accommodation, they can...
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