... about it. But let me ask you this, if we can do that for you, what can you do for us?" One of three things is going to happen when you ask for something in return: 1. You might just get something. ... that how often it happens will amaze you. In little things and in big things. In little things. Your son comes to you and says he needs $20 for a fishing trip he's going to take this weekend. ... home for the weekends and need money for books. When would she ask me? Seven o'clock on a Monday morning, just as she was racing out the door she'd say, "Dad, I'm sorry, I forgot;...
... students of 10th and 11th form at FLSS ( except for students of 12th form as there are no listening lessons for 12th form students ) - collecting data for the analysis - assessing ... to a short passage for detailed information or for full comprehension. For example, listening to the announcement , listening to the instructions or listening to the weather forecast. There may ... knowledge necessary for them to comprehend . So , before listening , students should be “turn-in” so that they know what to expect, both in general and for particular tasks. For teachers , when...
... exactly the same information. If the task is correctly set, the students must pool their information and are thus forced to communicate through English. The information gap is therefore an important ... This study is just prepared for JHS teachers, techniques to improve the teaching of oral skills for senior high school (SHS) teachers, therefore, may be a good subject for further study.REFERENCES1. ... creative construction and involves trial and error. 1.3.3. Techniquesfor Communicative Language TeachingThere are plenty of techniquesfor CLT. Here are some of them:5...
... Introduction 24 3.2.2. Pre-listening techniques 28 3.2.3. While-listening techniques 30 3.2.4. Post-listening techniques 31 3.2.5. Summary 323.3. Techniquesfor correcting students’spoken errors ... Methods 13• Techniques 132.7. Summary 13Chapter 3: Suggested Techniques to Improve the Teaching of Oral Skills for Junior High School Teachers in Quang Ngai Province 14 3.1. Techniquesfor teaching ... VNU-Hanoi.Finally, I wish to thank my wife for the love she gives me and her encouragement in my doing this thesis. Hanoi, summer 2007 Trần Quốc Việtiv3.2. Techniquesfor teaching listening 24 3.2.1....
... friends to make sense of difficult things. As for the first activity “Reading and looking for new words and terms”, 26.25% of the students showed their preference for it meanwhile 40% of the teachers ... sample work for some reading lessons for 3rd year students.Part III summarizes the issues addressed and presents recommendations for further improvements and some suggestions for further ... teachers to integrate different useful approaches for more interesting lessons. These approaches will be mentioned latter in terms of techniquesfor improving content reading skills.To sum up,...
... separable set. Fig. No.4 Performance Versus Learning Rate Performance of modern techniquesfor rating model design 3 1. Introduction Credit risk forecasting is one of the leading ... Mr. Nasir Ahmed for their valuable advices and also to my supervisor: Mr. Uwe Schmock, for helpful discussions and suggestions. Performance of modern techniquesfor rating model ... εδω+= )( Performance of modern techniquesfor rating model design 15 6.1. Multilayer Perceptron Multilayer Perceptron is the most popular static network and the starting point for developing...
... the ith information symbol at the kth subcarrier, and f (t)isthe pulse waveform of the symbol. When the rectangular pulse waveformis used, f (t) is given byMulticarrier Techniquesfor 4G MobileCommunicationsShinsuke ... rectangular pulse waveforms for subcarriers, the frequency spectra of the waveforms are widely spread andoverlapped [see Figure 3.3(b)], although it can save the required bandwidth.Therefore, the concept ... system [1]. Therefore, knowledge of radio propagation char-acteristics is a prerequisite for designing radio communication systems.A lot of measurements have been done to obtain information concerningmultipath...
... 1984). Fortunately, techniques have been developed to contextualize such utterances so that they make pragmatic sense within the provided situation. This paper summerizes some of such techniques. Techniques ... Classroom Techniques for Contextualization: How to make "This is a pen." apragmatically motivated utteranceYoshinori ... pragmatic sense within the provided situation. This paper summerizes some of such techniques. Techniques for ContextualizationTechnique #1: Use abstract artsShow Pablo Picasso's abstract picture...
... manner and is, therefore, very useful for the teacher who is new to drama. Texts about characters who have done heroic feats, lived an adventurous life or been in the news for some reason or ... communication, is unfortunately, neglected.An attractive alternative is teaching language through drama because it gives a context for listening and meaningful language production, forcing the learners ... doubted, it is but natural for someone who has no experience in it to approach it with hesitancy. There are so many things that have to be taken into consideration before one leaps into putting...
... Some Techniquesfor Teaching PronunciationDavid F. DaltonBackgroundWhen I did my initial training as an ... sts ]. Having informed him or herself of some of the main areas of contrast between native language and target language and what difficulties students have, it then remains for the teacher ... difficulties students have, it then remains for the teacher to build this information into some meaningful classroom exercises. Techniques : Exercise should be simple, accessible , fun and combine...
... beamforming is performed digitally.FIGURE 61.1: A beamformer forms a linear combination of the sensor outputs. In (a), sensoroutputs are multiplied by complex weights and summed. This beamformer ... adap-tive beamforming. Data independent beamformer design techniques are often used in statisticallyoptimum beamforming (e.g., constraint design in linearly constrained minimum variance beam-forming). ... LLCBeamformingTechniquesforSpatialFilteringBarryVanVeenUniversityofWisconsinKevinM.BuckleyVillanovaUniversity61.1Introduction61.2BasicTerminologyandConceptsBeamformingandSpatialFiltering•SecondOrderStatistics•BeamformerClassification61.3DataIndependentBeamformingClassicalBeamforming•GeneralDataIndependentResponseDesign61.4StatisticallyOptimumBeamformingMultipleSidelobeCanceller•UseofaReferenceSignal•Maxi-mizationofSignal-to-NoiseRatio•LinearlyConstrainedMin-imumVarianceBeamforming•SignalCancellationinStatis-ticallyOptimumBeamforming61.5AdaptiveAlgorithmsforBeamforming61.6InterferenceCancellationandPartiallyAdaptiveBeamforming61.7Summary61.8DefiningTermsReferencesFurtherReading61.1...
... and out of the universal bracket for connecting drop cables.Innovative installation techniquesfor fiber drop terminalsWHITE PAPERBy eliminating the need for separate waffle brackets or swing ... holes that currently use two mounting techniques – the swing arm and waffle bracket. The swing arm is a separate bracket that swings up from the hand hole for terminal mounting. The waffle ... to connect drop cables to the terminals, they must be removed from the hand hole for cleaning and drying before attaching the cables. ADC’s universal mounting bracket is compatible with both...
... Delivery GuideAdvanced Techniquesfor Designing Distributed Applications for Windows® 2000 Part Number: X05-91044 Advanced Techniquesfor Designing Distributed Applications for Windows® 2000 ... logical and physical designs for data services. ! Create the logical and physical designs for system services. Advanced Techniquesfor Designing Distributed Applications for Windows® 2000 ix ... text, indicates argument names or placeholders for variable information. Italic is also used for introducing new terms, for book titles, and for emphasis in the text. Title Capitals Indicate...
... example, you change this from, "If we can do that for you what can you do for us?" to "If we do that for you, you will have to do this for us," you have become confrontational. ... about it. But let me ask you this, if we can do that for you, what can you do for us?" One of three things is going to happen when you ask for something in return: 1. You might just get something. ... small concession by the other side, always ask for something in return. o Use this expression: "If we can do that for you, what can you do for me?" o You may just get something in...