The document discusses scaling classroom participation in humanities courses. It notes that while science and math courses keep students engaged at scale through problem sets, assignments, and automated feedback, scaling discussions and essays is challenging for humanities. The Parlor app embeds discussion and quizzing in course readings to encourage active reading, highlight insights, and start peer conversations to scale humanities classes. It provides self-serve feedback on reading progress and concepts to help gauge understanding and catch students falling behind.
The document provides information about food and beverages in English, including examples of dialogues, reading passages, and exercises. It contains:
1) Sample dialogues practicing asking and answering questions about drink preferences between two people, Edi and Made.
2) A reading activity with short passages describing what three people eat for different meals.
3) An exercise to read a passage and identify foods and beverages mentioned.
4) A picture prompt for creating similar short question-and-answer dialogues about food and drink preferences.
5) An exercise to create sentences following examples comparing what someone drinks versus what they don't drink.
The document discusses scaling classroom participation for humanities courses. It describes how science and math courses keep students engaged at scale through problem sets that provide automatic feedback. It questions how to take a similar approach for humanities classes, noting that multiple choice and essays are limited. The Parlor app is introduced as embedding discussion and lightweight quizzing in course readings to encourage active reading, start conversations, provide self-serve feedback, gauge reactions, measure participation, and promote competition to push students. The app helps teachers build reading lists, highlight insights, quiz students, and see participation metrics.
This document contains materials for teaching students expressions to ask for permission and give notices in English. It includes dialogues modeling these expressions, a reading passage about common notices found in schools, and an evaluation to assess student comprehension. The objectives are for students to understand notices and use expressions to ask permission and give notices. Useful expressions presented are "Excuse me, may I..." and responses like "Sure" or "No, don't...". The evaluation matches notices and their meanings.
The document discusses scaling classroom participation in humanities courses. It notes that while science and math courses keep students engaged at scale through problem sets, assignments, and automated feedback, scaling discussions and essays is challenging for humanities. The Parlor app embeds discussion and quizzing in course readings to encourage active reading, highlight insights, and start peer conversations to scale humanities classes. It provides self-serve feedback on reading progress and concepts to help gauge understanding and catch students falling behind.
The document provides information about food and beverages in English, including examples of dialogues, reading passages, and exercises. It contains:
1) Sample dialogues practicing asking and answering questions about drink preferences between two people, Edi and Made.
2) A reading activity with short passages describing what three people eat for different meals.
3) An exercise to read a passage and identify foods and beverages mentioned.
4) A picture prompt for creating similar short question-and-answer dialogues about food and drink preferences.
5) An exercise to create sentences following examples comparing what someone drinks versus what they don't drink.
The document discusses scaling classroom participation for humanities courses. It describes how science and math courses keep students engaged at scale through problem sets that provide automatic feedback. It questions how to take a similar approach for humanities classes, noting that multiple choice and essays are limited. The Parlor app is introduced as embedding discussion and lightweight quizzing in course readings to encourage active reading, start conversations, provide self-serve feedback, gauge reactions, measure participation, and promote competition to push students. The app helps teachers build reading lists, highlight insights, quiz students, and see participation metrics.
This document contains materials for teaching students expressions to ask for permission and give notices in English. It includes dialogues modeling these expressions, a reading passage about common notices found in schools, and an evaluation to assess student comprehension. The objectives are for students to understand notices and use expressions to ask permission and give notices. Useful expressions presented are "Excuse me, may I..." and responses like "Sure" or "No, don't...". The evaluation matches notices and their meanings.
Korte inleidende presentatie over de landbouwregeling btw (landbouwvrijstelling). Wie zijn agrarische ondernemers (landbouwers) en wat zijn agrische prestaties (landbouwprestaties)? Ontheffing administratieve verplichtingen btw en factuurplicht. Aftrek voorbelasting en opteren bij investeringen. Landbouwforfait en landbouwverklaring.
The document provides teaching materials for 6th grade students about "Going to Kuta Beach" that covers listening, speaking, reading, and writing competencies. It includes: [1] sample dialogues to listen to and repeat; [2] a picture and dialogue to look at and read; [3] a descriptive text about Kuta Beach to read aloud and answer questions on; [4] pictures to describe; [5] sample sentences to listen and repeat; [6] dialogues to practice; [7] a true/false quiz; and [8] a picture to describe in your own words. The materials aim to teach very basic language skills related to the topic of Kuta Beach in Bali.
The document discusses implementing business strategy using a Balanced Scorecard approach. The Balanced Scorecard is a management system that helps organizations clarify their strategy and translate it into action through objectives defined across four perspectives: financial, customer, processes, and learning & growth. The document provides guidance on how to successfully implement a Balanced Scorecard, including defining strategic objectives, preparing a strategy map, and identifying key performance indicators to measure progress.
Teaching vocabulary to fifth grade students ofdayu10_litha
The document teaches fifth grade students about pets through a series of lessons including listening, reading, speaking, and writing. It discusses different types of pets like dogs, cats, pigs, buffalo, goats, ducks, chickens, cows, rabbits, and horses. It provides spelling and pronunciation for each pet and examples of dialogues about pets. It asks questions to test comprehension and rearranges letters to form pet names. The purpose is to help students learn vocabulary related to common pets.
Here are the answers to the practice questions:
1. I like chicken. I don’t like beef.
2. She likes egg. She doesn’t like fish.
3. He likes cheese. He doesn’t like butter.
4. We like chocolate. We don’t like chips.
5. They like cake. They don’t like bread.
Bubble column reactors allow gas and liquid to contact by dispersing gas into the liquid in the form of bubbles. The document discusses bubble column fundamentals, types of bubble columns, gas sparging methods, bubble flow dynamics, CFD modeling techniques, and comparisons of experiments and simulations. It provides details on gas holdup, interphase forces, flow regimes, and strategies for verifying CFD models of bubble columns with experimental data.
One of the component of Effective Teaching. The Learner.
ED107 - Principles & Methods of Teaching.
This only include three subtopics:
*Definition and theories of learning
*Student’s Learning Style
*Theory of Multiple Intelligences
the other subtopics about learner like The Laws of learning and pedagogical relevance of the Laws of leaning is not included here.
Learner: Definition and theories of learning, Student’s Learning Style, and T...Kimpee Blahing
This document discusses components of effective teaching, focusing on the learner. It defines learning styles as how learners concentrate, process, and remember new information. Learning styles incorporate physiological, cognitive, and affective elements. Cognitive elements include brain dominance, thinking styles, and multiple intelligences. The theory of multiple intelligences proposes that intelligence consists of several abilities rather than just one general ability. The document also discusses various learning and cognitive theories like behaviorism, cognitivism, and Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.
- O Villarreal organizou sua defesa em um bloco médio-baixo de 3 a 6 linhas para evitar espaços entre os jogadores e retirar linhas de passe do Barcelona.
- Eles pressionaram o Barcelona de forma agressiva no meio-campo, subindo as linhas e forçando erros, mas precisam melhorar a comunicação na área defensiva.
- Nos ataques, o Villarreal buscou explorar bolas paradas no meio com jogadores arrastando marcações para abrir espaços.
This document discusses the major foundations of curriculum: philosophical, psychological, historical, and social. It provides examples of influential curriculum theorists like Franklin Bobbitt, Werret Charters, Harold Rugg, and William Kilpatrick who helped establish the historical foundations. The psychological foundations are based on behaviorist, cognitive, and humanistic learning theories. Finally, the social foundations recognize that schools exist within a social context and curriculum aims to understand globalization and changes in society.
Korte inleidende presentatie over de landbouwregeling btw (landbouwvrijstelling). Wie zijn agrarische ondernemers (landbouwers) en wat zijn agrische prestaties (landbouwprestaties)? Ontheffing administratieve verplichtingen btw en factuurplicht. Aftrek voorbelasting en opteren bij investeringen. Landbouwforfait en landbouwverklaring.
The document provides teaching materials for 6th grade students about "Going to Kuta Beach" that covers listening, speaking, reading, and writing competencies. It includes: [1] sample dialogues to listen to and repeat; [2] a picture and dialogue to look at and read; [3] a descriptive text about Kuta Beach to read aloud and answer questions on; [4] pictures to describe; [5] sample sentences to listen and repeat; [6] dialogues to practice; [7] a true/false quiz; and [8] a picture to describe in your own words. The materials aim to teach very basic language skills related to the topic of Kuta Beach in Bali.
The document discusses implementing business strategy using a Balanced Scorecard approach. The Balanced Scorecard is a management system that helps organizations clarify their strategy and translate it into action through objectives defined across four perspectives: financial, customer, processes, and learning & growth. The document provides guidance on how to successfully implement a Balanced Scorecard, including defining strategic objectives, preparing a strategy map, and identifying key performance indicators to measure progress.
Teaching vocabulary to fifth grade students ofdayu10_litha
The document teaches fifth grade students about pets through a series of lessons including listening, reading, speaking, and writing. It discusses different types of pets like dogs, cats, pigs, buffalo, goats, ducks, chickens, cows, rabbits, and horses. It provides spelling and pronunciation for each pet and examples of dialogues about pets. It asks questions to test comprehension and rearranges letters to form pet names. The purpose is to help students learn vocabulary related to common pets.
Here are the answers to the practice questions:
1. I like chicken. I don’t like beef.
2. She likes egg. She doesn’t like fish.
3. He likes cheese. He doesn’t like butter.
4. We like chocolate. We don’t like chips.
5. They like cake. They don’t like bread.
Bubble column reactors allow gas and liquid to contact by dispersing gas into the liquid in the form of bubbles. The document discusses bubble column fundamentals, types of bubble columns, gas sparging methods, bubble flow dynamics, CFD modeling techniques, and comparisons of experiments and simulations. It provides details on gas holdup, interphase forces, flow regimes, and strategies for verifying CFD models of bubble columns with experimental data.
One of the component of Effective Teaching. The Learner.
ED107 - Principles & Methods of Teaching.
This only include three subtopics:
*Definition and theories of learning
*Student’s Learning Style
*Theory of Multiple Intelligences
the other subtopics about learner like The Laws of learning and pedagogical relevance of the Laws of leaning is not included here.
Learner: Definition and theories of learning, Student’s Learning Style, and T...Kimpee Blahing
This document discusses components of effective teaching, focusing on the learner. It defines learning styles as how learners concentrate, process, and remember new information. Learning styles incorporate physiological, cognitive, and affective elements. Cognitive elements include brain dominance, thinking styles, and multiple intelligences. The theory of multiple intelligences proposes that intelligence consists of several abilities rather than just one general ability. The document also discusses various learning and cognitive theories like behaviorism, cognitivism, and Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.
- O Villarreal organizou sua defesa em um bloco médio-baixo de 3 a 6 linhas para evitar espaços entre os jogadores e retirar linhas de passe do Barcelona.
- Eles pressionaram o Barcelona de forma agressiva no meio-campo, subindo as linhas e forçando erros, mas precisam melhorar a comunicação na área defensiva.
- Nos ataques, o Villarreal buscou explorar bolas paradas no meio com jogadores arrastando marcações para abrir espaços.
This document discusses the major foundations of curriculum: philosophical, psychological, historical, and social. It provides examples of influential curriculum theorists like Franklin Bobbitt, Werret Charters, Harold Rugg, and William Kilpatrick who helped establish the historical foundations. The psychological foundations are based on behaviorist, cognitive, and humanistic learning theories. Finally, the social foundations recognize that schools exist within a social context and curriculum aims to understand globalization and changes in society.