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    Reflection About English

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    Kindergarten, and until this day. I often understand concepts related to math and science, however, vocabulary, spelling, critical analysis, speaking, and reading are skills I find hard to master. In fact, some ideas seem to go through one ear, and out the other. I never understood English’s importance when I was a kid. Instead of exploring the different concepts, I thought that grammar, vocabulary, spelling, etc. were not as important as math or science. I was unaware of how important English was

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    The On Video Clip ( S )

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    “focus sheets” to begin working on their warm-ups. Said focus sheets require students to write down a “focus” question about the unit and to record relevant vocabulary definitions from the section. On this particular day, there were no new vocabulary words. Typically, students are expected to write down the textbook definition of any vocabulary words, restate said definition in their own words and draw a representation of such. Immediately after my video segment ended, the students were given their

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    2011) and others investigate its effect not only on comprehension but also on vocabulary learning (Urano, 2000; Kim, 1996). Some studies showed that there was no significant difference in learning second language vocabularies between using reading elaborated text with unmodified texts (Chung, 1995; Kim; 1996; Silvia, 2000). Mosavi (2014) investigate the effect of explicit lexical elaboration on second language vocabulary learning in writing of 70 Iranian learners. Learners were randomly divided into

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    and dictionary consultation” (Stempleski & Arcario, 1993, p. 28-30). According to Wang and Liu (2011), “Before the movie watching, brainstorming the students with words according to their subject, this would diverse their thinking, activate their vocabulary schema, and compensate each other” (p. 44). In another aspect, Bueno (2009) suggested “instructors (should) utilize an overarching question that set the theme for interpreting the films to be viewed and discussed” (p. 323). Concerning the questions

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    Introduction Writing can be a struggle. Even for myself, I am struggling right now to compose this last paper for my degree. Nevertheless, I have the necessary tools and the mindset to complete this paper with perfection. My working environment is peaceful. Soft classical music playing, soy candle burning, and a cup of water next to my computer. (I am not a coffee person). My outline is fully filled out with the research I want to incorporate into my paper. I know what my end goal is and the

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    Who would be better at the game WordFall? The categories in WordFall consists of two tests: semantic fluency category, where the contestant says as many words in a particular category and the phonemic fluency category where answers are words that start with a particular letter. 62-year-old, Jane, believes she will answer slower but will have more to say but her 30-year-old daughter, Jean, disagrees. Jean believes she will be faster thus, allowing her to result with more words than Jane. Considering

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    wisdom in the pursuit of knowledge,” While we learn new things every day, wisdom is finding out how to put it into your life practically. For me, hate using big vocabulary words in essays. I know them, but they aren’t useful to me. The Academy Oath made me search deeper. Sure I know big vocabulary words, but now I know that by using the vocabulary, colleges see me as a more coherent writer and employers view me as more respectable. The truly great thing is, with newfound wisdom after reading the oath

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    (Fontaine and Smith 13). To gain authority over an audience, one must write and speak with confidence and be skilled enough to use proper English: that is, following the standard rules of grammar and incorporating complex sentences and a wide range of vocabulary. In addition, the manipulation of the English language in writing and speaking, with the use of figurative language and compositional techniques, makes the writing more persuasive. Speaking properly and effectively will change the way we talk and

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    can facilitate a child’s language acquisition (acquire new and increase language vocabulary). There are many ways which an adult can facilitate a child’s language acquisition (acquire new and increase language vocabulary). Here is some of them: 1. Engaging in conversations with children. Communication is the first and most accessible way to facilitate child’s language acquisition and increasing language vocabulary. 2. Reading books multiple times. During the repeated reading, repetition and gradual

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    I Am An Impulsive Person

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    program, I didn’t have much going on academically. What I was most concentrated on was writing. Just the year before I had taken English III honors and my teacher, Mrs. Patton, was the hardest English class I had yet. Every week we had to turn out vocabulary in and make a story out of the words. During first period, I realized I forgot to write the story so instead I wrote a poem. When we got in class we she looked over our vocab as we turned it in. Once she got to mine she paused and

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