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Expectations Regarding Writing Skills in an English Course (428 words, 2 pages)

As an incoming college student enrolled in a writing course, I believe I have plenty strengths and some weaknesses I hope to strengthen throughout this course. For example one of my weaknesses is organizing an essay, throughout writing I tend to place sentences andor paragraphs in the wrong order. Sometimes ... Read More

The Teaching and Learning Approaches of Adults (1494 words, 5 pages)

Adult educators develop a teaching style based on their beliefs about what constitutes good teaching, personal preferences, their abilities, and the norms of their particular disciplineconcentration area (Heimlich and Norland, 2002). There is a huge push for the education profession to become more learner-centered, but reluctance exists to those who ... Read More

Reflecting on Being an English as a Second Language Speaker (1068 words, 3 pages)

English is my second language with many difficulties that I faced them in twolast years I moved in United States. In my homeland we didnt write as structural as here. Writing was my favorite because I have talent to write about general and specific things. We didnt have something like ... Read More

Effective Methods of Teaching (829 words, 3 pages)

In The Ignorant Schoolmaster by Jacques Ranci distinguishes between two human traits intelligence and will. In Jacotots classroom, there are two wills (the students and Jacotots) and two intelligences (the students and the books). Students may need to follow the teachers will, who guides them towards the subject. But stultification ... Read More

A Reflective Essay on Writing Skills Gained in an English Course (801 words, 4 pages)

NameTaskTutorDate Reflective essay Throughout the learning period of English, I have experienced variousaspects which have significantly enhanced by understanding and writingskills. Writing involves making preparation through understanding theaudience, and establishing the influence of the selected topic upon theaudience. Through continued learning of the course I have significantlyenhanced my writing skills ... Read More

What I Learnt from My Teaching Practice in a Bilingual School (4207 words, 10 pages)

During 6 weeks I had the incredible opportunity of working and observed closely the teaching practice that is carried out in a bilingual school. I was fortunate of doing my practicum at the bilingual school Carlos III in Aranjuez. This school is, in my opinion, very particular for two facts ... Read More

My Teaching Philosophy (781 words, 2 pages)

Teachers play a pivotal role in the learning experience of students. An effective communication between the students and the teacher is made when students with different levels of background knowledge and career goals find a common interest in the subject being taught as well as in the method of teaching ... Read More

Strategies and Clues and My Thoughts about a Non-English Language Television Show (952 words, 3 pages)

The followings are strategies and clues, and my reflection- reactions, feelings and implications from a non-English language television show in an unknown language. Instead of watching two 30-minute episodes of this television serial, I have watched the first full episode of seventy two minutes. The television show is called, Hua ... Read More

Teaching and Learning Methods (752 words, 3 pages)

One day, my grandmother old me that nothing more bitter than failure and nothing sweeter than success. This sentence has been ringing in my ears since I failed in eleventh grade. In Introduction to College Writing, Mary Sherry, an author of In Praise of the F Word, talked about you ... Read More

My Experience at the University of Miami Intensive English Program (1519 words, 5 pages)

Many years ago, the United States has been the number one destination for most immigrants. People from all over the world come to the United States either for health benefits, job opportunities or educational purposes. Here in Miami, most of the immigrants come from Middle East, Asia, and South American ... Read More

Unlawful Ruling in the Case of George Stinney (1022 words, 4 pages)

Marisa PfeifferMr. CollinsEnglish 102April 2, 2014Justice after 70 YearsIn many cases over the years, numerous people have been sentenced to unlawful rulings. Activists, attorneys and family members have recently pushed for the re-opening of the George Stinney case. In 1944, the era of segregation and racism, Stinney, a 14 year ... Read More

Developing Reading Skills among Learners of English as a Foreign Language (1145 words, 4 pages)

This essay discusses the reading process among EFL learners. Most of EFLlearners do not like reading and they rarely read (Aebersold, 1997),this because some factors such as difficult reading material,uninteresting material and low motivation to read. However, readingskills are an important skill to improve learners' ability in learning alanguage. Due ... Read More

My Teaching Philosophy (814 words, 3 pages)

In language learning,I feel there are two principles. There are the rules, and contexts in which the rules apply. The rules refer to the grammar and structure of a language. The context in which they apply refers to the culture of origin. What is the difference between a native speaker ... Read More

Teaching Science to a Native Tribe (2199 words, 9 pages)

Anyone can learn any Science, as long as they want and can afford to do her, but has us ask, how I wish we were born in a place where it was isolated from the outside world? the venue is not affordable by the modernization? other things may be due ... Read More

What Does WikiLeaks Teach Us about What the Federal Government Means by a ‘Threat to National Security’? (2124 words, 8 pages)

In 2012, Julian Assange and fellow workers of WikiLeaks decrypt sensitive military video, which revealed a 2007 incident in which an American Apache military helicopter fired on two innocent U.S. citizens in Iraq. This was a first big fruit of Assanges year project on releasing confidential information, and shortly after ... Read More

An Evaluation of My English Class in College (942 words, 3 pages)

When I started college, I never thought I would be evaluating myself let alone for my English class. I was always the kind of person who just went with life and never thought about anything. I came to college and everything changed and I was finally able to think before ... Read More

My Personal Experiences with American English Language Programs (1254 words, 4 pages)

Everyone went through different experiences in hisher life, some are good and others are not, some are easy and some are tough. Whatever that kind of experience it would remain in our memories for either short, long or very long time, it depends on how much change occurred to us. ... Read More

High School and College English Class (688 words, 3 pages)

When I first enrolled in English 100Y this year I knew going into it I would eventually have to collaborate with others. In high school, working with others was something I always despised because I was at the mercy of my group members work habits. So naturally, when I discovered ... Read More

Teaching Lesson Plan for English (6426 words, 25 pages)

Earthis the thirdplanetfrom theSun, and thedensestand fifth-largest of the eight planets in theSolar System. It is also the largest of the Solar System's fourterrestrial planets. It is sometimes referred to as theworldor the Blue Planet.22Earth formedapproximately 4.54 billion yearsago, andlife appearedon its surface within its first billion years.23Earth'sbiospherethen significantly alteredthe ... Read More

Control of Production and Ideas by the Ruling Class (1849 words, 6 pages)

According to Pascal, Man is but a reed, the most feeble thing in nature, but he is a thinking reed. The entire universe need not arm itself to crush him. A vapor, a drop of water suffices to kill him. But, if the universe were to crush him, man would ... Read More

Unmasking the Implications and Limitations of Using the Complexity Theory Approach to SLA in L2 Classroom Teaching (2762 words, 5 pages)

IntroductionThis paper is the reflection to Larsen-Freemans A Complexity Theory Approach to Second Language DevelopmentAcquisition (chapter 2). As is often discussed, the complexity theory (CT) encompasses the various features affecting second language (L2) acquisition. It also tries to describe the complicated system in L2 learning, by focusing on not only ... Read More

The Importance of English Broadside Ballads to Historians Re-Searching on the Early Modern Popular Culture (1020 words, 8 pages)

Printed Ballads provide lively sources for historians interested in early modern popular culture. With reference to at least two texts from the English Broadside Ballads Archive, discuss the value of such sources to historians.Ballads published around the English civil war and the intervals without government or King, were an exceptionally ... Read More

An Approach for Successfully Meeting Both the Teaching Requirements and Student’s Needs (2828 words, 9 pages)

A few words, a smile, a nod of understanding. Thats all it takes to show students we care to inspireto change some students writing lives. (Anderson 2000). Three months ago, I would have said this statement was a nice sentiment, full of warm fuzzy fluff, but not practical for a ... Read More

Teaching Government in US High Schools (1076 words, 3 pages)

Math, Science, English, History these are the typical classes that we need to take throughout school. In reality, how many of these things are we going to use in the future? There are some general things about the country we live in and its government that we will need to ... Read More

Discuss International Best Practices of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (4051 words, 12 pages)

1. Evaluate more than three of the perspectives on best practiceSfard (1998) identifies two broad metaphors which underpin thinkingabout learning. The first metaphor sees learning as acquisition. Thesecond metaphor is about learning as participation.. Ramsden in reviewing conceptualization of leaning contrasts a constructivist viewof learning which defines learning as interpreting ... Read More

English Exemplars (6347 words, 13 pages)

90375 (2.1) Produce crafted and developed creative writing Student exemplars and moderator comments for grade boundariesSee alsoThe HYPERLINK "httpwww.nzqa.govt.nznqfdocsunitspdf90375.pdf"90375 standard (including explanatory notes)The HYPERLINK"httpwww.nzqa.govt.nzncearesourcesenglishwriting.html"clarification document for writingThe HYPERLINK"httpwww.tki.org.nzesearchresults.php?13AelemDC.Subject.Classification13AvalNCEA3BEnglish13AvalopAND13Asearchtypeterm23AelemTKI.Level23AvalNCEALevel223AvalopAND23Asearchtypetermxsllangenxslpathsearchresultse.php" internal assessment resources forthis standardThe following are grade boundary student answers for this standard. All six samples have been annotated to explain ... Read More

English Paper: Questions and Answers (608 words, 2 pages)

3. Driving tests do not adequately examine a persons driving ability. Usually the person being tested does not have to drive very far. The test does not require the skills that are used in everyday driving situations. Supervisors of driving tests tend to be very lenient.To improve this paragraph we ... Read More

English as an Instrument of Cultural Imperialism (507 words, 2 pages)

English, as known worldwide, is an international language and has been dominating the world since the colonial period. There is an undeniable fact that English is spoken by millions of people throughout the world. Thus, many people believe that English is an instrument of cultural imperialism. This is, of course, ... Read More

A Lesson Plan and Lesson Notes on How To Teach Literacy And Science In Kindergarten (1971 words, 8 pages)

AimBehavioral ObjectiveStandard(s)The students will be able to describe the leaves they found on their leaf walk from Tuesday both verbally and written. Students will be able to identify that leaves come in all different shapes, colors and sizes and textures buy using 3 of their 5 senses (sight, hearing and ... Read More

Teaching Values That Are Passed Down From Generation to Generation (386 words, 1 pages)

I was raised by my grandmother who is pretty old fashion in her upbringing. The value I would want to teach my children is to appreciate and respect life and the people in it. I was always taught to earn respect you have to give it. Also how yes maam ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013