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Assignment 1, Muntasir In my country, English is taught as a foreign language. The school that I was teaching is a bilingual school. They use English as one of instruction languages. However, in a certain level, the instruction language is mixed between L1 and English depending on the need of students. I teach English for senior high school students. Their ages are ranging from 13 to 14. The students in this context are first-grade students in senior high school. They are divided into two level.

Of The Lion, Chretien de Troyes shows how magic plays an important element in Yvain journey. Magic plays an important element in Yvain’s journey since it has positive and negative effects on his morals. According to Chretien de Troyes the magical items are similes, Yvain experiences numerous supernatural obstacles. Particular obstacle causes him trouble in countless various ways. Magic can’t truly be described, but can be shown. In the poem Chretien de Troyes shows how important the stone is If

CHAPTER 2: REVIEW OF LITERATURE Introduction: Lexical Approach and English Language Teaching The Lexical Approach is based on the idea that language is made up of other structural elements besides what we traditionally think of as grammar. Instruction focuses on relatively fixed expressions that occur frequently in spoken language rather than on originally created sentences (Lewis, 1997a). This digest provides an overview of the methodological foundations underlying the lexical approach

Laptop computers undeniably play an enormous role in a student’s life today, both in and outside of school. But can they take their notebook computers into exams? Traditionally, exams have always been done on paper, but with sustainability among one of the prevalent issues today, universities have started to explore other methods of student assessment, with the most obvious proposal being digital exams. Depending on the course subject, writing exams on a laptop may increase efficiency or it may create

The Pursuit of Happiness Andrew Roberts PSY/220 June 9, 2013 The Pursuit of Happiness The Pursuit of Happiness for one person is different for that of another person. The same goes for those of different cultures. It could be the traditions in how they are brought up as children and what they are taught to believe at an early age. In America we are continually told about the American Dream which is the portrait of the perfect family in a Norman Rockwell painting, the perfect job, the house

Item response theory (IRT) was initially established to overcome the drawbacks of classical test theory (CTT). Item response theory was a second existing alternative to classical test theory (Embretson and Reise, 2000). Firstly, in (Thurstone, 1925) paper, “A Method of Scaling Psychological and Educational Tests.” the suggestion of IRT can be understood. In this paper, he used a large sample data of London school children reported by (Burt, 1921) and deals with the solution of the problem by the

Ju/’hoansi Bushman Anthropology Abstract I am going to imagine that I am going to live in the Kalahari Desert to live a traditional semi-nomadic life with the Ju/’hoansi Bushmen. I am going to discuss the five items that I will take with me and the reason why I want to take these items. Then I will discuss how the semi-nomadic life style affects my sense of home my relationship with my environment and my attitude towards the people I am around and my material possessions. Ju/’hoansi Bushmen

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When I asked my friend Tyrone to pick 6-8 items of his choice at random for me to smell and try to guess he decided to pick, Basketball, whopper from burger king, Lime green Gatorade, breezeway crack cookies, apple juice, mouth wash and Irish spring body wash. At the beginning I thought this whole idea of trying to guess the smell of these random objects and naming would be super easy like a walk thought the park you could say but it was a lot harder than I thought even the fact that I was smelling

Journal article review: Text expectancy affects metacomprehension Summary Research Purpose & Methods The primary issue investigated by Theide, Wiley, and Griffin (2010) is if an individual’s conscious understanding of their reading comprehension and reading comprehension performance is impacted by the kind of test they expect. They were also curious to see if test expectancies varying on the level of assessed processing from earlier practice tests would transfer onto later reading comprehension