SYLLABUS DESIGN AND SAMACHEER ENGLISH SYLLABUS The present chapter examines how far a syllabus makes a learning environment which imparts self-learning, confidence and holistic education. 3.1 Literature Review of language syllabus design The backbone of any second language learning course is the curriculum and syllabus. Through various forms and functions, different theories of learning are represented. In line with this, it is necessary to define the terms curriculum and syllabus. Differentiation
Throwing Our Planet in the Garbage It is something that we all have heard about. The horrific challenges we face with plastic overwhelming our oceans have created an awful picture in all of our minds at one time or another, but have you ever thought about whether or not all of our oceans are being affected? What about how much garbage is accumulating in our precious oceans and the effects that accumulation is having on us. These are questions I have always been particularly intrigued in finding
pollution, focusing on plastic, in the marine environment. The best place to be is next to the sea where tired feet gladly greet, sand so soft and white. The taste of salty air, a cool breeze blowing through untied hair, Warmth all around, from the sun beaming down, against a backdrop of majestic blue. Hear the birds sing, the waves crashing, And know one thing is true. The ocean is drowning in a sea of plastic, Before long marine life will be in a casket. The beauty of the beach will be no more
from home can be hard, but imagine what it would be like if it was to a harsh sea or under a giant tree. In the two poems we will be dissecting, you will see how these two different situations have a lot in common. In one of the oldest poems known in the world, The Seafarer was written long by an unknown author. Throughout the poem we see how the man takes his exile emotionally and physically, all the while he sails the sea and world. He goes to other countries and shows how on his missions he sees
hurt them and had the power to determine whether they lived or died at sea. The action of blaming a superior being for a catastrophe can be symbolism of naturalism. Another example can be when the four sailors were asking fate or God why they would die after going so far and not giving up, "If I am going to be drowned--if I am going to be drowned--if I am going to be drowned, why, in the name of the seven mad gods who rule the sea, was I allowed to come thus far and contemplate sand and trees?" (Crane
that the man is not exiled directly in the ways people have been exiled in the other poems, however being stuck on a ship is in many ways quite similar to being exiled from your homeland. Numerous passages in this poem show this mans painful life at sea. The one that stands out most greatly to me is this passage;
From plastic sacks to pesticides - the greater part of the waste we deliver ashore inevitably achieves the seas, either through purposeful dumping or from keep running off through channels and waterways. This includes:Oil spills cause colossal harm to the marine environment - yet actually are in charge of just around 12% of the oil entering the oceans every year. By study by the US National Research Council, 36% descends channels and waterways as waste and spillover from urban communities and industry
but also their oceans. Birds, fish, and other animals are being affected by plastic pollution, it is destroying their habitats and therefore eradicating their homes. In the article ,“Trashing the Oceans,” Thomas Hayden discusses how it has affected sea creatures: The Alguita
however failing. He feels horrible even though he tries everything to get to her and show that he does care for her and his love for her has continued to live on with him even after death. The Little Mermaid was very fond of the world above the sea where humans live and where there are many trees of green and flowers with scents. Most nights she and her sisters would go to the surface of the water and watch the ships sail by, or go towards the land and see the towns with lights and forests of
Throwing Waste into the Sea Environmental pollution has become one of the most troublesome issues globally with a lot of efforts and resources being directed towards the fight against it. Throwing of waste into the seas and oceans is one of the processes through which the environment is being polluted and has been on the rise in the past few decades. The result of these dumping is massive unsightliness of the waters as well as the destruction of marine life. Generally, environmental pollution has