This document discusses teaching English to children and outlines some best practices. It recommends starting English education around age 6 through full immersion programs. The key objectives are to teach basic vocabulary like colors and numbers, hold activities like games and stories, and create an enjoyable atmosphere where children feel comfortable communicating. It also stresses the importance of evaluation, using appropriate content for the children's level, and creating different areas in the classroom for activities, materials, and play. Policymakers should recognize that early education alone does not guarantee language learning, support age-appropriate instruction, and help build motivation for further study outside the classroom.
This document discusses approaches to qualifying and validating middleware and service-oriented architectures. It begins by defining middleware and service-oriented architecture. It then explains that traditional validation approaches do not work for these complex technologies due to their interconnected nature. The document proposes a risk-based approach involving three questions to evaluate each service and determine the appropriate validation or qualification method. Based on the answers, services would fall into fundamental, medium, or advanced categories requiring different deliverables and levels of testing to ensure compliance. Following this methodology allows for a compliant yet pragmatic validation approach tailored to each service.
Social enterprises operate between the traditional private sector and public sector. They use business principles to achieve social, environmental and community goals. Social enterprises have explicit social aims like job creation or providing services, are owned by stakeholders, and reinvest profits back into the business or community rather than maximizing shareholder profits. Common types of social enterprises include employee-owned businesses, cooperatives, social firms, and community businesses. While social enterprises face the same challenges as traditional businesses, they aim to deliver both social impact and financial sustainability.
Yusra will make a PowerPoint presentation to introduce her group. Laura will present the group through videos. Almudena will introduce the group through a program called Wikispace. Carmen will present the group using a program called Cmap. The presentation was created by Yusra.
This document discusses teaching English to children and outlines some best practices. It recommends starting English education around age 6 through full immersion programs. The key objectives are to teach basic vocabulary like colors and numbers, hold activities like games and stories, and create an enjoyable atmosphere where children feel comfortable communicating. It also stresses the importance of evaluation, using appropriate content for the children's level, and creating different areas in the classroom for activities, materials, and play. Policymakers should recognize that early education alone does not guarantee language learning, support age-appropriate instruction, and help build motivation for further study outside the classroom.
This document discusses approaches to qualifying and validating middleware and service-oriented architectures. It begins by defining middleware and service-oriented architecture. It then explains that traditional validation approaches do not work for these complex technologies due to their interconnected nature. The document proposes a risk-based approach involving three questions to evaluate each service and determine the appropriate validation or qualification method. Based on the answers, services would fall into fundamental, medium, or advanced categories requiring different deliverables and levels of testing to ensure compliance. Following this methodology allows for a compliant yet pragmatic validation approach tailored to each service.
Social enterprises operate between the traditional private sector and public sector. They use business principles to achieve social, environmental and community goals. Social enterprises have explicit social aims like job creation or providing services, are owned by stakeholders, and reinvest profits back into the business or community rather than maximizing shareholder profits. Common types of social enterprises include employee-owned businesses, cooperatives, social firms, and community businesses. While social enterprises face the same challenges as traditional businesses, they aim to deliver both social impact and financial sustainability.
Yusra will make a PowerPoint presentation to introduce her group. Laura will present the group through videos. Almudena will introduce the group through a program called Wikispace. Carmen will present the group using a program called Cmap. The presentation was created by Yusra.
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