... explains the meaning and how to use the how to use the conjunctions correctly -Guide Ss, telling them that if they want to find the correct conjunctions for each statement, they have to read the statements ... be about Ex: * What sports and games you like to play / to watch on their spare time? * What you on their spare time? * Who you see in the picture? * Where are they? * What arethey talking about? ... support their answer - Have sts look atthe map - Ask ss ?How many continents are there in the world? ?What are they? - Ask ss to look atthe pictures and names the continents - Ask them to translation...
... animators about the type of education they got and what they thought was most important to getting started in their animation career Although professional animators got their education in a variety ... see what Animation Mentor students are working on and get the inside scoop on how theyare creating animation CARLOS BAENA’S BLOG Animation Mentor cofounder and Pixar animator Carlos Baena shares ... their time to succeed in the working world Atthe end of the 18-month program, students leave with a professional demo reel they can use as their résumé to land jobs Upon graduation, Animation...
... Table Observations onthe 18th day of mouse fetuses exposed to Gy gamma-radiation on different gestation days Observations No of mother No of implants No of embryonic death No of fetal death No of ... levels of ionizing radiation Biological effects of ionizing radiations Washington, National Academy Press, 1990 Brent, R D The effects of ionizing radiation, microwaves, and ultrasound onthe developing ... Acta Radiol Oncol 1985, 24, 267-271 Committee onthe biological effects of radiation The effects on populations of exposure to low levels of ionizing radiation, p 480, Washington, National Academy...
... underlying the independent consumption decisions of millions of people, or are there other, less visible, but nevertheless real, explanatory factors at work? While individual consumer choice provides the ... Competing interests The authors declare that they have no competing interests Authors' contributions MG, LY, JRM and EL have written the summarised ideas of their contribution to the ESOF conference GR ... written the summarised ideas of his contribution to the ESOF conference and helped in the writing of the paper bringing all the ideas together MGRF organised the conference and led the writing of the...
... inter-rater reliability n: the number of rater who combines estimates from the final mark for the examiner rA,B: the correlation between the raters, or the average correlation among all rater if there ... Theyare usually written before the tests and then the test is written onthe basis of the specifications After the test is written, the specification should be consulted again to see whether the ... what they have learnt and studied for the exam, others say that these test items are easy and relevant to what they have been taught Therefore finding out whether the tests are closely related...
... but the caloric information differed across treatments Diners in the control menu treatment received no nutritional information, patrons in the calorie-only menu treatment were provided the number ... among hospital cafeteria patrons; however, there was no comparison with other labeling formats Alternatively, Ellison, Lusk, and Davis [11] compared the effectiveness of symbolic (also in the ... format will lead to the greatest calorie reductions for individuals who were less health conscious In the second portion of our analysis, we focused on answering the “who orders what” question...
... centers [8] The outcome after major oncological surgery may be mostly related to the surgical procedure, more than to the critical care onthe ICU Only limited data are available about patients with ... these decisions should be based onthe availability of treatment options, and on patients’ own preferences Unfortunately, current prognostic models for ICU patients, all based on data from the first ... have at least the same poor prognosis This has been demonstrated clearly for patients dying from chronic heart failure compared to patients with metastatic cancer [12] Over the past years the...
... related in some way, in other words theyare related in terms of their meaning There are two major categories of lexical cohesion: reiteration and collocation Reiteration includes repetition, ... was a synonym or near-synonym of the items they had mentioned earlier in the text They seem to forget to use definite article once theyare caught in the flow of events or information they want ... indicate results The second type of errors is the incomplete application of the conjunctions as a result (of that) and in consequence (of that), the students paid attention only to the words that...
... of them not share the same ideas They consider that they like but not now because theyare focusing on writing and reading skills to pass the exams Being asked which skills theyare good at or ... learn these two skills most When the researcher asks them whether theyare satisfied with their recent English speaking skill (Question 3), all of them but one respond that theyare not because their ... interviewees respond that the speaking lessons are rather difficult; the contents of the speaking lessons are too long, compared to the allotted short time; some of the topics are out of teachers’...
... week d There was no pronunciation lesson but the teacher taught the pronunciation of new words and corrected students’ pronunciation mistakes during the lesson (If yes, how long approximately? ... in the dictionary, what did you often do? a looked at its meaning only b looked at its pronunciation and meaning, then pronounced it in mind c looked at its pronunciation and meaning, then pronounced ... Attitude and problems with English pronunciation How important is pronunciation you think? a Not important b Important 10 What make pronunciation difficult for you? a There are sounds and phonetic...
... for pronunciation as they consider it a good way to show that theyare competent of the language Once they have obtained adequate pronunciation competence, they gradually build up strong confidence ... Learners need to know at what level theyare in pronunciation Tests allocated at appropriate times will serve as a strong motivation for students When they look at their marks, they have a clear ... their surprise, they passed it The truth was that they passed the exam thanks to their exceptionally high marks in mathematics and literature rather than in English Question 5-8: Pronunciation...
... situations and the order in which the components are likely to occur So, telephone conversation, interview conversations casual encounters, conversations at parties, lessons, radio or television ... evaluation The former includes description, narration, comparison and instruction The latter consists of explanation, prediction, justification, preference and decision Interaction routines are routines ... facilitator of the communication process Materials promote communicative language use; theyare task- based and authentic It is thought that the definition contains aspects that are common to...
... speaking, are called the oral skills due to the manners by which theyare formed (they are related to articulator organs) The last two, reading and writing, are called the literacy skills as they connect ... in their language ability and use, the different skills are most often integrated with each other so that theyare being used in coordination with each other In conversation, when one person ... to use their theoretical knowledge in purposeful communication They were not exposed to situations when they would be made to use whatever language they had at their disposal to convey their message...
... registration and identification If you are taking the computer- based exam, you will be assigned a seat in a partitioned area, with a computer, a headphone set for listening to the audio material, ... book, two sections onthe computer- based test are computer- adaptive A computer- adaptive test (CAT) is designed to adjust the level of difficulty of the questions to the performance of the test-taker ... with computers or not, concentrating your attention onthecomputer screen for hours requires practice Here are some things you can to improve your computer skills and performance onthe computer- based...
... main reasons: The first and also the leading reason is that they have no one to read and comment their writings (41.7% of the respondents); the second one is due to the difficulties they have ... write only when they know that their writings would be read and evaluated by their teachers, as the confession of 75.8% of the respondents Since students depend so much onthe teachers, their ... detail, on each topic (6 in all) given by the teacher, there was a discussion with the participation of the whole class in order to generate the main ideas for the essay Then, basing onthe generated...