Trabalho mod ii – inglês

Computers are better teachers than people ! When it comes to teaching kids, computers are much more efficient than real-life teachers. Computers are better teachers than people! That's the news from a comprehensive study at the University of Michigan. Dr. James Kulik , who headed the project says : " In more than 200 studies on computadorizing learning , 63 percent of pupils from computer classes scored higher than students who switched to computadorized classes significantly improved their grades ". Their learning rate accelerated , too. Kulik explains why computers are better; "' They have two advantages over people . First , computers programs are created bt teams of specialists who put far more time and expertise into each course than any single teacher ever could. Second , computers, allow pupils to proceed at their own rate. Smarter pupils aren't helded by low learners, and slow pupils can learn without feeling they have to compete with smarter youngsters". And Kulik adds ; " Computers can slash educational budgets by replacing incompetent instructors who have no aptitude for teaching. This would have only the best teachers to supervise larger classes of pupils working at computers would free the teachers to work with students who need individual guidance. In short, computers not only cut costs, they improve the teaching! " ( New Key Word - program 25 \ page 282 - Arnon Hollaender \ Sidney Sanders ) . 1- Deduzir o significado pelo texto R: Studies indicate that

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| |Think about your experience of learning English. How did you learn? What effect did your English teachers and the way they | |taught have on you? Have your experiences as a language learner affected your teaching? If so, in what way? | KINDS OF LEARNERS Learners can be Active or Passive. Active Learners They develop positive habits that allow them to learn more quickly and efficiently. Passive Learners They like to be in their own world. They…

1. _____________ he was talking on the phone, I was watching TV. | Correct answer: while (Option 1) 2. He was cancelling his flight ______ we called him. | Correct answer: when (Option 2) 3. I was overtaking a truck ______ I heard a loud thump. | Correct answer: when (Option 2) 4. We were watching a movie _____ the screen went blank. | Correct answer: when (Option 2) 5. ________ she was packing the bags, I was looking for our passports. | Correct answer: while…

you like sardines? 4 ......................... I on time? 5 ......................... your teacher speak Spanish? 6 ......................... we need more chairs? 7 W hen ......................... you f ree? 8 How old ......................... your boss? 9 W hy ......................... you always sit by the window? 10 How many coff ees ......................... you drink a day? 11 W here ......................... your sister live? 12 W hy…

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Relative Clauses/Pronouns Look at this example: The woman who lives next door is a doctor. Relative Clause A clause is a part of the sentence. A relative clause tells us which person or thing the speaker means. Who( we use who in a relative clause when we are talking about people. We use who instead of he/she/they. Ex. We know a lot of people. They live in London. We know a lot of people who live in London. That/Which ( we use…

do. And even today, that's what I love about computers. When I write a good program, it always works perfectly, every time. The computer was our toy. We grew up with it. And when we grew up, we brought our toy with us. Now the computer is in our homes and in our offices [' fisiz]. It has changed our lives [laivz] and it is changing them again, because now the computers are coming together to make a new system. In this system, computers all over the world are beginning to work …

| | |[pic] | | | |You use personal pronouns to refer to yourself, the people you are talking to,…

Canada 3 times. Madonna has been to Canada 3 times. Barack Obama has been the President of the USA for 4 years.  Churchill was the British PM for 8 years.      When do we use the Present Perfect? Do we know when these things happened? I went to Paris in 1997. My mother has been to America twice. I’ve worked in eleven countries. I visited my uncle in Switzerland last year.  We bought a new house last summer.  I’ve lost my new watch!!!     Present Perfect Use …