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READING IN SECOND LANGUAGE WITH HELP OF INTERNET * Mário André de Oliveira Cruz Resume The laboratories of foreign languages in universities are obsolete. The cabins that formerly isolated students with their individual phones and recorders, now give way to multimedia labs with Internet access. These new laboratories retire classrooms closed and isolated, to enable communication with the world, bringing into the school the possibility of interaction with native speakers or learners of

METHOD: SUPPORTING EVIDENCE AND CONCERNS IN THE CONTEXT OF PIANO PLAYING Gilles Comeau University of Ottawa Abstract The Suzuki method is based on the assumption that the most natural way to learn music is through repetitive listening and ear-playing. It is through playing by ear that a child is introduced to the instrument and no printed music is used in the early stages. A review of existing theoretical and empirical literature will show strong evidence supporting the…

3- THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROJECT FOR “ENSINO MÉDIO” Rock and Pop: What is the difference? • Duration: From April 10th to June 21st, 2012. • Grade: 2nd Shift: Morning • Contents: VOCABULARY: List of verbs; GRAMMAR TOPICS: Simple Past Tense: Affirmative Form, Negative Form and Interrogative Form; SKILLS: Listening, reading, writing and speaking. • Activities: ➢ Crossword; ➢ Chairs game; ➢ Bingo; ➢ Technique omission of

instruction is conducted exclusively in the ( ) Audio-lingual Method target language. 01. Leia as afirmações a seguir e marque aquela que não pode ser associada ao Método Direto. (2) New material is presented in ( ) Direct Method dialog form. (A) Ensina-se a gramática de forma indutiva, por meio de prática intensa, utilizando-se de perguntas e respostas sobre os textos em forma de diálogos, para que os alunos fixem as estruturas apresentadas. (3) Language learning is…

and phrases from other people; + They analyze how language is used. |Activity 1 | |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…

Reading Section Directions: These sample questions in the Reading section measure your ability to understand academic passages in English. You will read one passage and answer questions about it. In a real test, you would have 20 minutes to read the passage and answer the questions. Candidates with disabilities may request a time extension. Meteorite Impact and Dinosaur Extinction There is increasing evidence that the impacts of meteorites have had important effects on Earth,…

Division Printed by Shanleys Ltd © Imperial College London 2006 read this first ... If you are reading this paragraph then something has attracted you to pick up this booklet. Perhaps one of your lecturers or your personal tutor has mentioned it to you. Maybe you always read the first few lines or back cover of a book to see if it is worth it—or maybe you are intrigued by the idea that learning is a skill in itself. Whether you have come to university straight from school, or…

I tell you what the “A” factor is, let me share the true story of two HR leaders. Their names: Colleen and Karen. They are very much alike. Both currently work for the same company, but in different divisions. Both are brilliant. Both have graduate degrees in HR. Both have SPHR certifications. And both have roughly equivalent HR, leadership and business skills (at least in my view). However, Colleen has struggled for seven years just to stay employed in HR. Even though she is…

Were not – Weren´t Expressões geralmente usadas com simple past: yesterday, last …, …ago, in … Página 06 Activities Before reading 1. Work in pairs and look for the vocabulary below in the Key Words on pages 28 and 29. What do you think happens in the story? Get along – Obter junto Miss - Perder Feel guilty – se sentiu culpado Complain – queixar-se

qualities do you consider to be more important, and why? Task 2 – State what you consider to be the five most important roles of a teacher. Describe each role and say why you think it is important. Task 3 – List 5 qualities you would expect to find in a ‘good’ learner. Which of these qualities do you consider to be more important, and why? Task 4 – What are some of the major differences you would expect to find between…