School

Gestion National School of Management Tél: 039-31-34-87/88/89, Fax: 039-31-34-93, Adresse: B.P 1255 Tanger Maroc E-mail : encgt@encgt.ma Master conseil et audit des organisations Rapport sous le thème la logistique de distribution : cas pratique MARJANE Préparée par : Encadré par : KNAINA CHAIMA MS : B. BENBBA CHOUHBI SOUHAILA LAMSALLA ZOUHAI AQOUAOUCHE AYOUB 1 UNIVRSITE ABDELMALEK ESSAADI École National de Commerce et Gestion National School of Management Tél:

New-York. It is a great and cultural place at the same time. New-York City guides describe it as a totally different part from other parts of New-York City. The Upper West Side offers numerous activities to do, cultural places, different kinds of schools, and places to see or visit. First, there are many cultural places to visit in the Upper West Side. The Lincoln Center, is the world’s leading performing arts center. There are approximately ten rooms in the center, and it was built in the sixties

Interview of an American student www.elmbrookschools.org School Brookfield East * Hi you are on CNN with Katy to talk about the life of an American student. * How many years is high school ? High school goes on 4 years and there are 4 grades: Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. * What is a typical day of an American student ? School starts at 7:55 and ends at 3:07. Classes are 49 minutes long, with 5 minutes passing time between classes. For example I’m giving you my schedule

competition between the most famous and prestigious schools and colleges in the whole world. Students have to adapt themselves and their skills to globalization. To be competitive on the international labor market. Globalization is also the fact that rich countries can relocate their companies in developing countries which had developed their economies thanks to these relocations. Financial help from rich governments allows poor countries to build schools and to improve the schooling rate. For example

pupil, of being absent in classes without permission. And nowadays, play truant from school is a current problem in our society. As a matter of fact, the number of children playing truancy is growing since several years, especially in England, despite the English government established strict laws against the truancy at school. Is it a good idea to prosecute parents whose children play truant from school? Would it be better to prosecute the pupils who don’t go in classes? What other solutions

Nsukka1 is here, in the south-east, this is where we are.’ He tapped with his pen. ‘Yes, sah.’ ‘Did you go to school?’ ‘Standard two2, sah. But I learn everything fast.’ ‘Standard two? How long ago?’ ‘Many years now, sah. But I learn everything very fast!’ ‘Why did you stop school?’ ‘My father’s crops3 failed, sah.’ Master nodded slowly. ‘Why didn’t your father find somebody to lend him your school fees4?’ ‘Sah?’ ‘Your father should have borrowed!’ Master snapped, and then, in English, ‘Education is a

BARACK OBAMA Use the following link to access the video document and do the activities below : HYPERLINK "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47c6z2mrTEM&feature=fvw" YouTube - Obama addresses school kids- Full Video 1)Listen to the student speaker (the passage after his words of welcome and his brief allusion to his own studies) and fill in the blanks (one blank = one word). As I stand before my pairs today, I want you to know that excellent

finally we will discuss some solutions to prevent teen violence. We notice that there is a lot more violence in children nowadays. Lot of children are bully at school. Bullying is more prevalent among males than females and occurred with greater frequency among middle school-aged children than high school youth (from The health behavior of school-aged children, chapter 2, section 4). Bullying can be verbal harassment, being pushed or pulled out, being teased, being abuse, being threatened or intimidated

|School results |-Talking about exams& school results |-Odinal numbers | | | | |-Simple past | |Dec. | | | | | |English School Girls

ago, I was a boarding student at Yancy Academy, a private school for troubled kids in upstate New York. Am I a troubled kid? Yeah. You could say that. See, bad things happen to me on field trips. Like at my fifth-grade school, when we went to Saratoga battlefield, I had this accident with a Revolutionary War canon. I wasn’t aiming for the school bus, but of course I got expelled anyway. And before that, at my fourth grade school, when we took a behind-the-scenes tour of the Marine World