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This document discusses various traditions and aspects of daily life in modern Egypt. It mentions fellahin farmers, traditional galibiyeh clothing, Sa'idi people from southern Egypt, Bedouins who live nomadic lifestyles in tents, and the annual Hadj pilgrimage to Mecca including the decorated palanquin called a Mahmal.

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I wish there were words to describe the look on everybody's faces today (including mine!) during the in-class activities of our first flipped classroom lesson! If the word satisfaction had a picture right next to it in the dictionary, then, that would definitely be one of my learners' and my expression after our English lesson today! And, although I know that statements of this kind are not academically acceptable or customary, please, dear colleagues, allow me to share my enthusiasm with you as I have been feeling it since a quarter past one today! http://blogs.sch.gr/vivihamilou/2017/03/08/the-flipped-classroom-lesson-1-degrees-of-adjectives/

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