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19 students answered « no ». *When asked if they were interested in English, 18 of the students answered « no ». *The main reason that stood out is that they can perfectly live a normal life without using English. *When asked about Japanese teachers skills, 17 students answered that they could be better. *But an interesting fact is that 21 students thought that learning English is very important for the sake of the country, at least regarding economics and the Japanese/USA trades. So apparently

Jamaican female teacher. 2. The scène takes place in England (l.31 «  you’re not qualified to teach hère in England ») 3. A) This place could be a school office or a job center B) She has come there to apply for a job as a teacher in a English school. 4. It refers to the other woman who may be a secretary or headmistress 5. The narrator expects her to take them and read them through. 6. She feels these letters proe she is a comptent and fully qualified teacher. 7. She

1 Introduction Effective teaching and learning are complex activities. This is challenging to teachers, who have to ensure they use a variety of strategies to maximise each pupil’s potential. The complexity arises as pupils are all individuals with different backgrounds, differing personal experiences and different interests and needs. As mentioned by Capel et al (1995: 157) “The teacher must take account of personal interest, ability and motivation to design learning which challenges and interests

develop these competencies. Therefore, for this purpose we need highly competent teachers for imparting these competencies. It is essential that teachers imparting these competencies should have the capability to perform their task efficiently. For this, they need to acquire requisite competencies themselves. In the present Unit we will attempt to understand as to what competencies are essential for becoming better teacher and how these competencies can be imparted. Teaching : Definition "Teaching

in France: a case study of teacher and pupil responses to compulsory breath K M Higham Given current debate in England regarding the proposed 14 - 19 reforms and the Tomlinson Report, this study will investigate the French pupils' and teachers' views on the various routes to the Baccalauréat général and the relative balance of specialisation and compulsion within them. Spending a full term at the Lycée Jean Rostand in Chantilly (Oise) as part of the teacher exchange programme, organised

Jamaican female teacher. 2. The scene takes place in England. 3. a. The place may refer to a school office where teachers are advised to go to apply for a teaching job. It may well be a job centre. The employers there make sure the applicants meet all the requirements stated by the education authority in England. b. The narrator has come there in order to apply for a job as a teacher. 4. It refers to the other woman, the lady who seems to be in charge of hiring teachers. She might be

Washington, US 14yo dressed as a cowboy turned a hunting rifle on his algebra class at Frontier Junior High School, killing 2classmates and a teacher. Anotherstudent was shot in the arm. 2 Feb 1996 Atlanta, Georgia, US 12yo shot and killed a teacher in the hallway of his school. Yes 16 children and their teacher shot dead, + another 12 children and 2 teachers wounded, at Dunblane Primary School by a licensed handgun owner who then shot himself. This tragedy led to handguns being banned in the UK

déroulement. La motivation nous donne les possibilités de réussir et d’éviter de nous décevoir nous-même. Il est nécessaire et essentiel de croire en soit, oui c’est bien la clé du succès. 2) Do you agree with the writer that a good teacher is someone who teaches you to ask yourself questions? vous êtes d'accord avec l'écrivain qu'un bon professeur est quelqu'un qui vous apprend à vous poser des questions. - Un bon professeur c’est quelqu’un qui nous apprend couramment sa matière. - On

advantages and disadvantages of teacher-centred system of education and express my opinion. I shall start with positives things what this system presents for students and teacher, follow with negatives things what this system presents for them and conclude with my position. First I present you advantages. For teacher: he doesn’t need to answer at questions, so he is not interrupting in his lesson. For students, the lesson it’s more cleared, more structured. Like teacher doesn’t answer at question, the

Conversations with Students, Teachers, Parents, and Administrators about Censorship and Free Expression inHigh School 0 BY RACHEL HALLQUIST a I h their personal experiences for content for their artwork. Drawing from their own lives and imaginations often often ask them to becomedrawing students to utilize in provokes my high school more engaged and invested artmaking than they might otherwise be inan exclusively formal or technical approach to drawing. In this expressive environment