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ESLcafe.com is a website that provides resources for English language learners and teachers. It offers information about TEFL and TESOL certification courses to teach English abroad. The website contains sections for teachers, students, and everyone with materials like job postings, forums, lessons, quizzes, and more. It aims to be a place for English learners and teachers worldwide to connect and find educational resources.
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PCN-530 Topic 6: Sexual Therapy Worksheet
Directions: The table below contains multiple approaches to sexual therapy. Be sure to cite any information included in the table. An example has been provided for you. Provide the founders, main concepts, and goal(s) of each therapy.
Therapy
Founder
Main Concepts
Goal
Example:
Brief Strategic Therapy
Shoham and Rohrbaugh
(Fauchier & Margolin, 2004, para. 11)
Identify the connection between a person’s attempt to solve a problem and the negative outcomes caused by the attempt. Once identified, steps can be taken to overcome them. The sole focus is on the problems determined and defined by the client(s), not identifying different problems that may be present (Fauchier & Margolin, 2004, para. 11-12).
Reduce the person’s attempts to solve the problem(s) that are resulting in negative outcomes, and increase the tolerance of others involved (Fauchier & Margolin, 2004, para. 11-12).
Behavioral
Cognitive Behavioral
Integrated Behavioral
Emotion Focused
Family Systems
Solution
Focused
References
Fauchier, A., & Margolin, G. (2004). Marital therapy. In C. D. Spielberger (Ed.), Encyclopedia of applied psychology.
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LIN203H1F: Assignment 2
Due: Thursday, December 5, 2019, at the very beginning of the lecture (6:10 PM).
Total
10 points
Caution
Instructions are meant to outline your task for this assignment and to provide you with context;
material and wording from these instructions are NOT to be included, reproduced,
paraphrased, etc. in your assignment.
Instructions
An urban legend is a commonly-believed but uncited story about history, medicine,
psychology, technology, anything. Many urban legends are untrue (or outdated), but they have
an ability to persist through oral transmission. One area in which urban legends abound is
etymology.
Common but unfounded beliefs about where words or phrases come from are called false
etymologies. Many of them are about words that are supposedly initialisms/acronyms. For
instance, the word news for ‘current events being reported on’ is simply an extension of the
adjective new, inspired by the French nouvelles (Oxford English Dictionary, ‘news, n.’). But there
is a common untrue belief that news supposedly comes from the first letters of the points of the
compass (N, E, S, W) with the order slightly altered. There is no reason to believe this, but it
strikes people as interesting and convincing, so it continues to be disseminated. Just this past
summer, your professor saw this ‘fact’ painted on the wall of a newsstand in an airport in the
United States!
But false etymologies have a greater power than this. Sometimes a mistaken belief about a word
or phrase’s history causes it to be changed over time. When this happens, it is called a folk
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Limba și literatura engleză (limba I)- Manual pentru cl 10
The document is an English textbook for 10th grade students in Moldova. It contains 6 units covering topics such as education, family and friends, health, recreation, shopping, and learning across cultures. Each unit contains 5 lessons with readings, exercises, vocabulary, and grammar instruction. The supplement section at the end includes additional materials on holidays, customs, poetry, essay writing, and irregular verbs. The textbook aims to develop students' English language skills and cultural understanding.
Учебник английский язык 10 класс
The document is an English textbook for 10th grade students in Moldova. It contains 6 units covering topics such as education, family, health, recreation, shopping, and learning across cultures. Each unit has 5 lessons with readings, exercises, and activities to help students improve their English language skills. The supplement at the end includes additional resources on writing, grammar, and irregular verbs.
British council
The TeachingEnglish website is produced by the British Council and BBC to promote English language teaching worldwide. It provides free teaching resources including lesson plans, activities, quizzes and forums for teacher discussion. The site content is divided into four main sections - Think, Try, Talk and Transform - which serve as a teaching archive, practical classroom tools, discussion platform and source of professional development advice respectively. The materials are designed for non-native English speaker teachers, especially in secondary state schools, but are useful for all teachers.
Language Learning Technologies
This document provides a summary of language learning technologies (LLTs) that can help K-12 teachers who are teaching English language learners (ELLs). It discusses how technology can provide quality input and interaction to help ELLs develop their English skills. It then provides numerous online resources and websites that teachers can use to incorporate LLTs into their ELL instruction, including websites for listening practice, reading materials, dictionaries, pronunciation tools, clip art, and multimedia books.
Teaching English As A Foreign Language
This document provides an overview of teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) as a career option. It discusses what TEFL involves, required qualifications and training, examples of teaching positions in different countries and sectors, qualities needed, and resources for finding jobs and learning opportunities. The CELTA is highlighted as one of the main TEFL certification courses that takes 4 weeks to complete and costs around £1000. Useful websites are also listed for exploring TEFL openings worldwide.
Educating peers on applicable esl websites for instructional purposes
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- 1. http://eslcafe.com A meeting place for ESL and EFL teachers and students from around the world.
- 4. 3. THE CONTENT OF EACH PART It provides different materials that can be used in class. The links are: Idea Cookbook. International Job Forums. Korean Job Forums. Post Your Resume. Teacher Forums. Teacher Training Forum. STUFF FOR TEACHERS It provides information about job vacancies for English teachers in different countries around the world. The links are: Job Center Home, Korean Job Board, China Job Board, International Job Board, Job Wanted (Resume) Board, Job Links, Post Your Resume, Recruit Teachers. JOBS Main page. HOME
- 5. 3. THE CONTENT OF EACH PART Bookstore / Alta Books. Chat Central. Photo Gallery. Podcast! Today in History. ESL Links!. STUFF FOR EVERYONE It provides different materials that can be used to learn English. The links are: Help Center, Grammar Lessons, Idioms, Phrasal Verbs, Pronunciation Power, Quizzes, Slang, Student Forums. STUFF FOR STUDENTS
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