...LESON PLAN: ENGLISH 6 Teacher’s name: Pham Thi Thanh Hoa Unit 13: Activities and the seasons. Lesson A: The weather and seasons (A1 + A2) Teaching date: October 27th, 2011. I. Objectives. After the lesson Students (Ss) are able to: - Ask and answer questions about the weather and seasons. - Develop 4 language skills. II. Language contents. 1. Vocabulary: Season, weather, summer, winter, fall/ autumn, spring. 2. New structures: - It’s hot in the summer. - What’s the weather like in the summer? => It is hot. III. Teaching aids. - Black board, chalk, hand-outs. - English 6. - Projector. IV. Teaching methods. - Direct approach. - Communicative approach. - Deductive approach. V. Procedure of the lesson. Activity 1: Warm up |Time |Teacher’s activities |Students’ activities | | |- Greets . Shows slide 1. |- Greets. | |5 min |- Organizes the game “guessing game’’ in order to help Ss review the |- Listen to the teacher. | | |vocabulary they’ve learnt. | | | |+ Asks 2 Ss to go to the board and gives them hand-outs. ...
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...Guidelines For Summer Project IMT Institute of Management Technology GHAZIABAD Guidelines, Procedures and Rules for Summer Project This manual gives guidelines, procedures and rules for the Summer Project. Objective The objective of having a Summer Project Report is to allow the students to organize and report the learning gained in the program and the summer project. The Summer Project Report should be a substantive contribution to the knowledge through integration of literature review and methodology developed pertinent to the understanding and resolution of management problems, and the empirical work done therein. The Summer Project Report should demonstrate competence in using or developing a model or a set of hypotheses, collecting and interpreting data, reaching conclusions and drawing implications for managerial practices. It should also highlight the impact of actions in one area or function, on the other area or functions in the organisation. The recommendations made in the Summer Project Report should be in both quantitative (costs and benefits) as well as qualitative terms, as far as possible. It is pertinent to note that the Summer Project Report represents a visible concrete output and would, therefore, have demonstrable potential enabling individuals to pursue further work on the theme by way of Ph.D. programme. It is also the output which may stand as testimony of the student's demonstrated skills and potential in the managerial arena. Topic...
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...present Assist students with research best practices Designed a presentation, published to University website, outlining how to most effectively use all of ABC University's library facilities in undertaking a basic research project Perform general administrative duties to support professional staff Founder and leader, Harry Potter Book Club, New York, NY Jan. 2009 - present Discuss the origins of one theme from the Harry Potter series with roots in classical mythology or parallels to modern history each week with middle school students Supply external primary sources, teach students how to make connections between these documents and the work of fiction Bring the conversation to modern day events and lessons applicable to students' everyday lives Hold weekly readings by middle schoolers open to younger children for half an hour before each discussion Intern, Calles y Sueños Cultural Space, Bogotá Spring 2011 Helped design and implement programs in which community-based artists traveled to schools to work with children, teaching them about expression through art Assisted in teaching complimentary English lessons to community members English Tutor, Queens, NY Jan. 2010 – May 2010 Assisted student in writing and proofreading essays, focusing on emphasis through rhetorical devices Volunteer at Community Library, Queens, NY Jan. 2010 – May 2010 Catalogued thousands of donated books, CDs, and DVDs Started weekly book group for...
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...Student Information edit title Student Strengths Morgan is a 15-year-old ninth grader with mild intellectual disabilities. She is happy, cooperative, and affectionate. Morgan enjoys volunteer work at the local food pantry and stocking shelves. She works independently on task to completion with great accuracy. Morgan is currently able to write simple sentences and paragraphs on a given topic with moderate assistance. She is able to complete journaling activities that describe her day with minimal assistance or prompts. Morgan has mastered telling time within five minute intervals and reading a calendar. Morgan has mastered home-living activities such as laundry and simple mean preparation in the Life Skills Lap at school. Student Interests Morgan states she would enjoy working in a grocery store or restaurant after high school. Teachers and family members have noted that she exhibits superior skills for her grade level in the kitchen and grocery store. In the kitchen and grocery store, Morgan displays great independence, requiring little prompting or direction to complete her task. Morgan states she would enjoy living in an apartment with a roommate after high school. When asked what she wanted to be doing when she is 25, Morgan states she would like to attend a cooking school and work in a restaurant as a cook. She states working in a grocery store while she is in school would be good to pay the bills until she finished cooking school. Assessments Enderle-Severson...
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...teacher at his school. In 1939, Merton joined a club by his friends’ request to become a priest. He met a professor Dan Walsh whom he discussed with him about his desire of becoming a priest. Walsh complimented Merton that he was qualified to be a priest because of his spiritual and intellectual trait. They talked about the Jesuits, Cistercians and Franciscans. Walsh planed a meeting with a Fr. Edmund Murphy to introduce Merton. During the meeting, Murphy interviewed Merton if he was qualified to be a Franciscan priest. The next day, Merton was declined by Murphy because Merton was not suitable to be a priest. Walsh arranged another meeting between Merton to Jacques Maritain at a lecture on Catholic Action, which was located at a Catholic Book Club meeting in March 1939. On 25 May 1939, Merton was accepted from the Confirmation at Corpus Christi, and received the name, James as confirmation’s...
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...Our summer reading essay is supposed to show who we are as a writer and a reader, and where we need to begin our odyssey as a writer and reader. Of course, mine does not exactly do that. The summer reading essay does not represent who I am as a writer and I am mortified to have written such a catastrophe. But, one thing it does show is that I cannot rush or procrastinate because when under a time crunch my work seems to implode. I admit even when given plenty of time, my writing pieces are not perfect. My conclusions tend to be weak, I struggle at times connecting the thesis with the body paragraphs, and my vocabulary can be weak to say the least. When it comes to reading skills if something is not explicit I am most likely not able to comprehend...
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...If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them As a child, there was one place on earth that I loved more than any other. One type of place might be a better description. Nothing could compare to the pool. I could swim for hours upon hours and never get tired of the feeling of being submerged. At the local pool near my home, I could be found nearly everyday in the summer swimming with friends or siblings or just plain by myself. I would jump off the diving board, slide down the large slide and swim laps in the lap lane. One thing I never could understand is what there were so many rules. There were rules like no running, only one person on the diving board and slide and no diving in certain parts never made sense to me before. There were guards...
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...Smooth Transitioning For Conrad For Conrad to have a smooth transition from one program to the next, there must be a plan in place. I believe that this is what is mentioned in the case study when addressing the IEP team’s concerns and the parents concerns as well. The IEP meeting should be taking place at least six months in advance of his third birthday so that there is time to create a smooth transition for Conrad. In the IEP meeting they can discuss the program/programs that Conrad will be attending and put in place transition actions to be taken. They can also set in place what services will continue after transition and what will change (Utah Parent Center, 2012). One request I would ask for is for Conrad to stay in his current program...
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...Case Management Overview Diana G. Resendiz BSHS/ 405 September 21, 2015 James Reeves Case Management Overview Case managers play an essential role in the helping process. Case managers take into account the person as a whole and focus not just on one problem, but also all the other variables (Summers, 2011). The case manager ensures the client receives the most individualized and effective treatments and plan for service possible. The many roles and responsibilities are carried professionally and ethically. The case manager also can use theoretical models to identify problem and cause of the client's behavior. Many times, case managers work with specific special populations and encounter issues that must be prepared to address. Roles and Responsibilities Case management primary purpose is to improve the quality of life the client by assessing their total situation (Summers, 2011). It is imperative that the case manager knows what their client wants not only for service but to have a productive and useful life. Case managers develop a comprehensive picture of each client and identify the specific intervention the client may need. Case management entails being respectful to the client, their family, and the diversity of the human experience. It also requires listening carefully and encouraging people to hope and work towards a productive and healthy life. Case managers utilize funding sources to support standard formal services, in some cases, medication, as well as community...
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...Improving Summer School for At-Risk Students to Improve MAP Achievement H Abstract “Race to the Top” have left public education systems searching for ways to make sure students are reaching their highest potential. Because of the importance of accountability issues to school systems, it is important to examine ways to help students reach their potential. One tool school districts use to aid in improving student achievement is summer school. This qualitative study provides an overview of the history of summer school. Additionally, it offers a synopsis of various types of summer programs and at-risk student populations often targeted by summer school. The researcher also offers a review of literature on student learning loss over the summer months. Summer learning programs have the potential to help children and youth improve their academic and other outcomes. This is especially true for children from low-income families who might not have access to educational resources throughout the summer months and for low-achieving students who need additional time to master academic content. Because many students loose learning over the summer and some students need more time on task to master content, participation in summer learning programs should mitigate learning loss and could even produce achievement gains on standardized test such as MAP. Overview One hundred and fifty Title I-eligible students from Chandler Creek Elementary school will enroll each...
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...Rising up from failures and avoiding it III. How can one rise up from those failures? How can one avoid it? Failing in college could be frustrating and sometimes we lose our self - confidence by telling ourselves that we are not intelligent and we are often discouraged. According to Matthew Bass, “Failure is simply a stepping-stone on your way to success” (Matthew Bass). Failing is never a hindrance for our success. It may let us down and make us hopeless at first, but if we try again and come up with a plan, everything will work out in the end and obtain success. Students need to know that successful people experienced failure and kept on redoing and continuing until they obtain success (John Merrow). Failing isn’t a time to give up. Instead, it should be time where we should be improving our educational habits and allocating more time to study. How you deal with failure will determine not only your future success, but how easy it will be to achieve (Matthew Bass). How you responding and making an action on your failures would be the first steps on rising up from failure and avoiding it. According Mickey Rooney, who writes practical articles about life, skills, and success said that there are 7 powerful tips to rise from failure: First, Rise up and don’t regret; you have spent...
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...The Learning Assessment Letter Comments on the specific usefulness of The Mercury Reader, your custom text for you personally. Remember, this was a custom text designed for you to really use. The Mercury Reader definitely made a difference when it came to retaining information. The different activities within the book forced you to recall what you had learned and actually use it. I would read through each chapter while annotating my notes, then arrive to the short quiz at the end. The quiz prompted me to thoroughly read through the chapters and highlight anything I thought might be on it. Not only did I learn useful information, however I also practiced annotating my notes. Did you actually write in the pages, as recommended? Did...
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...Competitor analysis: Website & Thought leadership Report by Rashmi Singh (PGDM No: 10098) Work carried out at Tata Consultancy Services, Bangalore, Karnataka Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirement of Summer Internship Programme Under the Supervision of Mr. Ashish Shetty, Marketing Lead, Insurance ISU, TCS, Bangalore SDM Institute for Management Development Mysore, Karnataka, India (June 2011) SDM IMD INSTITUTE CERTIFICATE This is to certify that Ms. Rashmi Singh, undergoing PGDM program 2010-12 at this institute has successfully completed the Summer Internship Programme on the project titled ―Competitor Analysis: Website and Thought Leadership‖ at TCS, Bangalore, from April 01, 2011 to May 31, 2011 as a partial requirement for completion of his PGDM curriculum. Prof. Govinda Sharma Internal Faculty Guide SDM IMD, Mysore. Date: 24/06/2011 Place: Mysore Summer Internship Project Page 2 SDM IMD Acknowledgement I take this opportunity to extend my sincere gratitude to our guides at Tata Consultancy Services, Mr. Ashish Shetty and Ms. Varsha Nair who spent a lot of time mentoring and guiding us. The insurance ISU was a completely new arena for us. We stumbled a few times, yet they have been very patient and supportive with us, always encouraging us to give our best. I also thank the Academic relationship manager, TCS, Mr. Chandra Koduru, for helping us with the joining formalities and induction program. I would also like to thank Prof. N. R. Govinda Sharma...
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...School of Health and Education Secondary PGCE Programme Handbook 2015-16 Student Name: Programme Leader: Eddie Ellis PGCE Secondary Programme Handbook 2015-16 Information in alternative formats This handbook can be found online at: https://myunihub.mdx.ac.uk/web/homecommunity/mystudy If you have a disability which makes navigating the website difficult and you would like to receive information in an alternative format, please contact http://unihub.mdx.ac.uk/support/disability/i ndex.aspx Sections from this publication can be supplied as: • a Word document with enlarged type — sent by email or supplied on a CD or memory stick • printed copy with enlarged type • printed copy on non-white paper • as Braille Other formats may be possible. We will do our best to respond promptly. To help us, please be as specific as you can about the information you require and include details of your disability. PGCE Secondary Programme Handbook 2015-16 Purpose and status of your student programme handbook The purpose of this handbook is to provide you with information about your programme of study and to direct you to other general information about studying at Middlesex University, the majority of which is available on UniHub. The material in this handbook is as accurate as possible at the date of production however you will be informed of any major changes in a timely manner. Your comments on any improvements to this handbook are welcome. Please put them in writing...
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...a gluten-free lifestyle? Curious about exploring new grains? Want to incorporate more flavor and nutrition in your meals? Lisa Howard, the Cultured Cook, will discuss the use of gluten-free grains from making pilafs and muffins to homemade cereal and granola. The Fascinating World of Bees and Beekeeping Tuesday, July 14 7:00 - 8:00 pm Join Roger Sutherland, naturalist and professor emeritus, as he takes you on a close-up look at the highly organized honey bee colony. Learn about the practice and history of beekeeping, important flower and bee relationships, pollination, and swarming. Discover problems facing the honey bee and what you can do to help. Yoga for Better Backs Wednesday, July 22 7:00 – 8:30 pm Yoga is an effective way of preventing and managing the most common types of back pain. This class, led by Jamie Garrison from Yoga Center, offers a gentle and therapeutic approach for back rehabilitation and stress release. Students will practice yoga poses that bring flexibility and relaxation to sore backs as well as build strength and learn better posture. 51 Years of Mustang Wednesday, July 29 7:00 – 8:30 pm A year after the half-century anniversary (1964-2014), Ronald Broekman, car enthusiast and owner of The Car Hobby Connection, will present a retrospective of the Ford Mustang. He will discuss the roots of the original 1964 ½ Mustang, developments and changes to the...
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