Comics and graphic novels have been in wide use in foreign language teaching, which has brought more loveliness to classroom and improved learning efficiency.
Based on actual teaching cases and works of both teachers and students, the paper analyzes how to integrate comics and graphic novels into foreign language teaching. In particular, the author presents ways of using comics and graphic designs in teaching vocabulary, sentences, paragraphs and passages, as well as improving students’ language skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing. In addition, free powerful online comics generator websites and software (for pc/mac/iphone/ipad) are introduced in order to help every teacher and student to easily create their own comics.
The document contains a collection of jokes and humorous anecdotes involving Sardars (Punjabi Sikhs). Some examples include: a Sardar getting confused by the gears in his new Maruti car; a Sardar cutting the legs off a cockroach to test if it becomes deaf; and a Sardar repeatedly going to the bathroom on a train only to find another man still there. The anecdotes poke fun at stereotypes while highlighting cultural misunderstandings and miscommunications.
Soal Bahasa Inggris SMP MTs - Narrative TextsBadril Huda
This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about English expressions, responses to requests and offers of help, and identifying the structure of a narrative text. It also includes short reading comprehension questions about a story without providing the full text. The questions assess understanding of who different characters are, why the King wanted someone to be his wife, why a Prime Minister was angry, how a character killed his wife, and what happened to a river.
The document provides guidance on using the modal verb "should" to express obligation or recommendation in English. It discusses how "should" can be used with simple present, present continuous, and present perfect tenses. Examples are given showing "should" used to give advice, express cultural norms or inferences, and in conditional sentences.
The document explains recursion to a girl named Alyssa using the story of Cinderella as an analogy. It describes how the prince had to repeatedly try Cinderella's glass slipper on different girls until he found the right match, similar to how a recursive function repeats a process on different inputs until it reaches a base case. This process of defining a procedure in terms of itself is what recursion means.
The document appears to be an exam for an Islamic high school in Ponorogo, Indonesia. It contains 37 multiple choice questions testing comprehension of passages about various dialogues and situations. The questions cover topics like interpreting conversations, drawing conclusions, identifying synonyms and antonyms, and understanding memos, notices and job advertisements. The passages and questions are in Indonesian and test a variety of English language skills.
1. A Sardarji asks for a green TV from an electronics store clerk.
2. He calls Air India to ask how long a flight to Amritsar takes, and hangs up after being told it would just take a second to check.
3. On a job application, when asked for expected salary he writes "Yes" instead of providing a number amount.
The document contains a test with multiple choice questions about English grammar and vocabulary. It asks about topics like verb tenses, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives and more. For each question there are 4 answer options and the test taker must choose the best one. The document also includes short reading comprehension passages followed by questions to test reading skills.
A story of a foreign virtual sister written by Sudipto NagDr. Radha Nag
This document is about a man named Sudipto who has formed a close bond with a woman named Steph from Korea over the past three years through online communication. Steph has now come to visit Sudipto in India, surprising his family and friend Krishnendu. Sudipto's uncle Ratan is curious and suspicious about Steph's relationship to Sudipto. Sudipto introduces Steph to his parents, who are nervous but welcoming. Krishnendu is very nervous and awkward around Steph due to not knowing her well.
The document contains a collection of jokes and humorous anecdotes involving Sardars (Punjabi Sikhs). Some examples include: a Sardar getting confused by the gears in his new Maruti car; a Sardar cutting the legs off a cockroach to test if it becomes deaf; and a Sardar repeatedly going to the bathroom on a train only to find another man still there. The anecdotes poke fun at stereotypes while highlighting cultural misunderstandings and miscommunications.
Soal Bahasa Inggris SMP MTs - Narrative TextsBadril Huda
This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about English expressions, responses to requests and offers of help, and identifying the structure of a narrative text. It also includes short reading comprehension questions about a story without providing the full text. The questions assess understanding of who different characters are, why the King wanted someone to be his wife, why a Prime Minister was angry, how a character killed his wife, and what happened to a river.
The document provides guidance on using the modal verb "should" to express obligation or recommendation in English. It discusses how "should" can be used with simple present, present continuous, and present perfect tenses. Examples are given showing "should" used to give advice, express cultural norms or inferences, and in conditional sentences.
The document explains recursion to a girl named Alyssa using the story of Cinderella as an analogy. It describes how the prince had to repeatedly try Cinderella's glass slipper on different girls until he found the right match, similar to how a recursive function repeats a process on different inputs until it reaches a base case. This process of defining a procedure in terms of itself is what recursion means.
The document appears to be an exam for an Islamic high school in Ponorogo, Indonesia. It contains 37 multiple choice questions testing comprehension of passages about various dialogues and situations. The questions cover topics like interpreting conversations, drawing conclusions, identifying synonyms and antonyms, and understanding memos, notices and job advertisements. The passages and questions are in Indonesian and test a variety of English language skills.
1. A Sardarji asks for a green TV from an electronics store clerk.
2. He calls Air India to ask how long a flight to Amritsar takes, and hangs up after being told it would just take a second to check.
3. On a job application, when asked for expected salary he writes "Yes" instead of providing a number amount.
The document contains a test with multiple choice questions about English grammar and vocabulary. It asks about topics like verb tenses, pronouns, prepositions, adjectives and more. For each question there are 4 answer options and the test taker must choose the best one. The document also includes short reading comprehension passages followed by questions to test reading skills.
A story of a foreign virtual sister written by Sudipto NagDr. Radha Nag
This document is about a man named Sudipto who has formed a close bond with a woman named Steph from Korea over the past three years through online communication. Steph has now come to visit Sudipto in India, surprising his family and friend Krishnendu. Sudipto's uncle Ratan is curious and suspicious about Steph's relationship to Sudipto. Sudipto introduces Steph to his parents, who are nervous but welcoming. Krishnendu is very nervous and awkward around Steph due to not knowing her well.
Annie noticed that Alice was new to their class and introduced herself. They discovered they both liked the class so far. Alice shared that she was taking it as an elective but preferred music. Annie said she played guitar and was thinking of joining the band. Alice said she played saxophone and drums. They found they both liked music and Annie thought Alice seemed romantic. They discussed hanging out at the mall together, showing they were becoming friends.
Little Red Riding Hood is sent by her mother to deliver food to her sick grandmother. On the way, she meets Mr. Wolf who tricks her into revealing where her grandmother lives. The wolf arrives first and eats the grandmother. He then waits for Little Red Riding Hood in her grandmother's bed. When she arrives, the wolf reveals himself but a hunter comes to rescue Little Red Riding Hood and defeats the wolf. They find the grandmother unharmed in the closet. The hunter ensures the wolf will bother them no more, and Little Red Riding Hood, her mother, and grandmother live happily ever after.
This document describes the narrator's occupational identity over a 10 year period through a series of pictures. Some of the occupations discussed include driving, which the narrator enjoyed for the thrill and freedom. The narrator also worked at Heathrow Airport in maintenance and enjoyed the responsibility. Later, the narrator retrained as a plumber through a fast-track program, finding it challenging but stretching. Other past occupations included handyman work, photography, writing, pet care, housework, and music. The document concludes that the narrator's main occupational identity is now focused on being a healthcare professional.
My mother only had one eye, which embarrassed me as a child. I hated her for it and wished she would disappear. As an adult, I was successful and happy with my family until my mother visited after many years. My children laughed at her appearance, which caused me to angrily scream at her to leave. My mother quietly apologized and left, revealing in a later letter that she had passed away.
Madhav Jha, a school principal from a small town in Bihar, meets the author in his hotel room late at night. He asks the author to read the journals of his deceased friend Riya, who used to enjoy the author's books. Madhav explains he cannot read the journals himself due to the painful memories. Though reluctant, the author agrees to eat with Madhav. However, Madhav does not touch his food and leaves the journals with the author, saying he cannot throw them away. The author is left puzzled with the journals and unsure of Madhav's intentions in leaving them.
Madhav Jha, a school principal from a small town in Bihar, meets the author in his hotel room late at night. He asks the author to read the journals of his deceased friend Riya, who used to enjoy the author's books. Madhav explains he cannot read the journals himself due to the painful memories. Though reluctant, the author agrees to eat with Madhav. However, Madhav does not touch his food and leaves the journals with the author, saying he cannot throw them away. The author is left puzzled with the journals and unsure of Madhav's intentions in leaving them.
This document is a 6 chapter story about two friends, Mane and Malik, who take a holiday trip together. They take a bus and train to Malik's home in Tirur. Along the way, they observe small town life and have minor adventures. When they arrive in Tirur, they go to the market to recharge the TV connection at Malik's unfinished home. On the way back, they witness a minor car accident during a rainstorm. The story provides glimpses of small town living and the friends' holiday experiences traveling together.
This document provides examples of rephrasing sentences using different words and structures while maintaining the same meaning. It offers alternatives for phrases like "I wish", different verb tenses and aspects, changing active to passive voice, and other grammatical transformations. Each section presents an original sentence and proposes 2-3 rephrased versions for practice.
Fritz Lang's 1922 film Dr. Mabuse the Gambler follows a mysterious man known as Dr. Mabuse who seems to take on many identities and occupations. Through manipulation and crime, he amasses wealth and power over others. However, his true nature and origins remain unclear even after viewing the entire nearly five hour film. The film serves as a picture of its time that comments on societal issues through the character of the deceptive and criminal Dr. Mabuse.
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The investigation of arson can be challenging due to a lack of physical evidence and eyewitnesses at the crime scene. While research has examined arsonist characteristics to develop treatment programs, more research is needed to understand how arsonist traits relate to crime scene behaviors. Motivational typologies are often used to deduce offender characteristics, but motives are an unreliable information source as arsonists often report ambiguous motives. Early research provided a classification system for fire starters with diminished mental capacity into categories such as unintentionally, due to delusions, for erotic pleasure, or for revenge.
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This document discusses the benefits of laser printers for personal and office use. It recommends several high-quality laser printer models for 2016. Laser printers provide fast printing speeds of up to 30 pages per minute and high quality output. They are well-suited for businesses and schools due to their productivity and lower cost per page compared to inkjet printers. Laser printers can handle a variety of document types like multi-page reports and proposals. Overall laser printers provide speed and quality printing at affordable prices.
The World Trade Organization Appellate Body ruled on a dispute between the European Union, Japan, and the United States against China's export restrictions on rare earths, tungsten, and molybdenum. The ruling found that China's export quotas, taxes, and domestic price controls on these materials violated international trade rules by restricting exports and favoring domestic producers. However, the Appellate Body also determined that China's policy goals of conservation and resource management were legitimate under WTO agreements.
This document provides an introduction and personal details about Jedalyn Salvador. It describes her family members, favorites such as color and foods, personality traits, hobbies, dreams of being a businesswoman and having superpowers, and an embarrassing story about mistaking someone for her mother.
The document discusses the student's interests in watching movies with family and friends, and describes some of their favorite genres. It also outlines different ways the student practices English, including using language learning apps like Duolingo and Busuu, playing Pokémon video games, and more recently using ChatGPT to improve writing skills and learn new vocabulary. A variety of topics are covered, from movies and hobbies to stereotypes and comparisons between fictional characters.
Differences Between High School And Co. Online assignment writing service.Natasha Barnett
The document provides guidance on website design and testing. It discusses the importance of usability, functionality, and sensibility when designing a website. Usability refers to how easily users can navigate around the site without getting lost. Functionality tests whether navigation menus and content links work properly and what happens when users submit forms. Sensibility involves choosing appropriate colors, fonts, and content that are readable and visually appealing. The document stresses testing websites for these elements to ensure an optimal user experience.
The document discusses the author's reasons for starting a webcomic in 2011 where they drew a comic every day for a year. Some of the key reasons included wanting to share their experiences living in Cambodia with both Khmer and foreign friends, drawing comics fast to match the speed of life, and for fun despite likely losing money. The document provides tips for doing webcomics including sticking to a schedule, using professional art tools to save time, and that friends and community can provide support. It also recommends tools for creating webcomics and what the author learned from the experience.
The Creators of Kill Shakespeare; William Shakespeare Should've Been An Ortho...Mimic Octopus Man
This is Jeff Lemire's email.
Jeff Lemire (jefflemire171@gmail.com)
This is Charlie Olson's email.
charlie@inkwellmanagement.comThis is Connor McCreery's email.
killshakespeare@gmail.com
ThisisEmErdman'semail.emerdmanart@gmail.comThis is the email of Noni Kaur/Noni Lioness. Kaur means lioness.noni.kaur@humber.caThisistheemailofColeSwanson.cole.swanson@humber.caTheseareemailsofmyformerstudents.skalyanpur1992@gmail.comferreiraa09kaylaferreiraa@hotmail.comkarleena.cheung@hotmail.comgallivanta@hotmail.comwormmoon1994@gmail.comCreativepeoplelikeartists,writers,andmusicianscreatepredictiveprogramming.Theycanpredictthefuture.Forexample,WilliamShakespearewasanEnglishplaywright,poetandactor.Hecouldpredictthefuture.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_ShakespeareTheVisualAndDigitalArtsProgramshouldalsobecalledtheVisualandDigitalPredictiveProgrammingProgram.HumanslikeJeffLemire,CharlieOlsen,EmErdman,AnthonyDelCol,ConnorMcCreery,KaganMcLeod,AndyB,NoniKaur/NoniLioness,ColeSwanson,ShalakaKalyanpur,KaylaFerreia,KarleenaCheung,TerryGallivan,andChelseaJoOrlandomustbecomeorthodoxTrotskyists/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticcommunists/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticsocialists/Trotskyists/oneworlddemocraticcommunists/oneworlddemocraticsocialists.WrittenFriday,July212023TheICFIisanevilsterilesect.INTERNATIONALSECTOFTHEFOURTHINTERNATIONALhttps://www.wsws.org/en/special/pages/icfi/about.htmlTheISFIwantanevilsectarianoneworldgovernment.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_government.ThereshouldbeagoodtradeunionsupportingTrotskyistoneworldgovernment.Also,theymustopposetheevilAlphaDraconians/fallenangels,evilCarians/fallenangels,evilCarian-humanhybrids/Carumans/Humarians/angel-humanhybrids/Nephilim,AlphaDraconian-humanhybrids/AlphaDracumans/AlphaHumonians/Nephilim,Carian-animalhybrids/Caranimals/Anarians,andAlphaDraconian-animalhybrids/AlphaDracimals/AlphaAnimonians.WhatTheAlpha-DraconianReptiliansReallyLookLike...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmOSfj1r73UAdditionally,theymustpromotePleistocenerewilding.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleistocene_rewildingShakesparelivedinEngland.TheEurasianlynxshouldbeputintheGreatBritainandIrelandSocialistRepublicofGreatBritainandNorthernIreland/orthodoxTrotskyistGreatBritainandNorthernIreland.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_reintroduction_in_Great_BritainMoretocome,theymustpromotefreeinggoodhumansfromjaillikeJulianAssange.JulianAssangeexposedwarcrimesinIraq.https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2022/05/17/qfue-m17.htmlAnnouncementonAssange’sextraditiondueanydayasprotestheldinLondonIMimicOctopus-Man/KevinGalasinaoamlikeProspero,theorthodoxTrotskyist/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticcommunist/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticsocialist/Trotskyist/oneworlddemocraticcommunist/oneworlddemocraticsocialistpremier/generalsecretary/king,withhisbooks.Also,StevenCandaeiswouldsayaboutShalakaKalyanpur,EekalakaShalakaHorse'sCocka.Also,Iwanttobeahermitintherewildedwild.WrittenSun,Sep10,2023Eusingsisshortforeusocialbeings.TrotsarealsocalledEusings.
This portfolio summarizes the author's progression and development as a writer from middle school through college. In middle school, the author learned to write five paragraph essays focused on facts and formatting rather than personal opinion. In high school, the author's writing style of seamlessly integrating facts was praised, but the author had yet to find their own voice. It was not until college that the author learned to integrate their personal voice while still including facts and information.
Writing A Proposal Template Business. Online assignment writing service.Karen Nelson
This document provides instructions for writing a proposal or business plan in 5 steps:
1. Create an account and provide login credentials.
2. Complete a form with the request, sources, deadline, and sample work.
3. Writers will bid on the request and the client chooses a writer.
4. The client receives the paper and can request revisions if needed.
5. High-quality, original work is guaranteed, with refunds for plagiarism.
Teaching grammar- Getting creative with controlled practiceJo Gakonga
The document summarizes techniques for promoting creative language practice in the classroom. It discusses how to move beyond mindless gap-fill exercises by making activities [1] communicative, [2] psychologically authentic, [3] focused on specific language forms, and [4] inherently repetitive. Several common classroom activities are described that meet these criteria, such as "Find someone who..." and using pictures to generate language practice.
This document provides instructions and lesson plans for using comics in English language classes, including having students read comics, discuss them, create their own comics, and write dialogue or captions. The lessons focus on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and conveying morals or lessons through comic storytelling. Teachers are given tips and full lesson plan outlines to engage students in learning English through the creative medium of comics.
This document contains 6 paragraphs describing different types of paragraphs: process, example, descriptive, narrative, and opinion. It also provides examples of each type. The first paragraph describes the steps to buy a pen. The second gives examples of making a new friend. The third discusses choosing a gift for a girl. The fourth describes a person and a successful person. The fifth describes Dong Ha Park building. The sixth shares experiences having an accident and memories from the past.
Annie noticed that Alice was new to their class and introduced herself. They discovered they both liked the class so far. Alice shared that she was taking it as an elective but preferred music. Annie said she played guitar and was thinking of joining the band. Alice said she played saxophone and drums. They found they both liked music and Annie thought Alice seemed romantic. They discussed hanging out at the mall together, showing they were becoming friends.
Little Red Riding Hood is sent by her mother to deliver food to her sick grandmother. On the way, she meets Mr. Wolf who tricks her into revealing where her grandmother lives. The wolf arrives first and eats the grandmother. He then waits for Little Red Riding Hood in her grandmother's bed. When she arrives, the wolf reveals himself but a hunter comes to rescue Little Red Riding Hood and defeats the wolf. They find the grandmother unharmed in the closet. The hunter ensures the wolf will bother them no more, and Little Red Riding Hood, her mother, and grandmother live happily ever after.
This document describes the narrator's occupational identity over a 10 year period through a series of pictures. Some of the occupations discussed include driving, which the narrator enjoyed for the thrill and freedom. The narrator also worked at Heathrow Airport in maintenance and enjoyed the responsibility. Later, the narrator retrained as a plumber through a fast-track program, finding it challenging but stretching. Other past occupations included handyman work, photography, writing, pet care, housework, and music. The document concludes that the narrator's main occupational identity is now focused on being a healthcare professional.
My mother only had one eye, which embarrassed me as a child. I hated her for it and wished she would disappear. As an adult, I was successful and happy with my family until my mother visited after many years. My children laughed at her appearance, which caused me to angrily scream at her to leave. My mother quietly apologized and left, revealing in a later letter that she had passed away.
Madhav Jha, a school principal from a small town in Bihar, meets the author in his hotel room late at night. He asks the author to read the journals of his deceased friend Riya, who used to enjoy the author's books. Madhav explains he cannot read the journals himself due to the painful memories. Though reluctant, the author agrees to eat with Madhav. However, Madhav does not touch his food and leaves the journals with the author, saying he cannot throw them away. The author is left puzzled with the journals and unsure of Madhav's intentions in leaving them.
Madhav Jha, a school principal from a small town in Bihar, meets the author in his hotel room late at night. He asks the author to read the journals of his deceased friend Riya, who used to enjoy the author's books. Madhav explains he cannot read the journals himself due to the painful memories. Though reluctant, the author agrees to eat with Madhav. However, Madhav does not touch his food and leaves the journals with the author, saying he cannot throw them away. The author is left puzzled with the journals and unsure of Madhav's intentions in leaving them.
This document is a 6 chapter story about two friends, Mane and Malik, who take a holiday trip together. They take a bus and train to Malik's home in Tirur. Along the way, they observe small town life and have minor adventures. When they arrive in Tirur, they go to the market to recharge the TV connection at Malik's unfinished home. On the way back, they witness a minor car accident during a rainstorm. The story provides glimpses of small town living and the friends' holiday experiences traveling together.
This document provides examples of rephrasing sentences using different words and structures while maintaining the same meaning. It offers alternatives for phrases like "I wish", different verb tenses and aspects, changing active to passive voice, and other grammatical transformations. Each section presents an original sentence and proposes 2-3 rephrased versions for practice.
Fritz Lang's 1922 film Dr. Mabuse the Gambler follows a mysterious man known as Dr. Mabuse who seems to take on many identities and occupations. Through manipulation and crime, he amasses wealth and power over others. However, his true nature and origins remain unclear even after viewing the entire nearly five hour film. The film serves as a picture of its time that comments on societal issues through the character of the deceptive and criminal Dr. Mabuse.
Photo Essay Wife Breast Cancer. Online assignment writing service.Vanessa Perkins
The investigation of arson can be challenging due to a lack of physical evidence and eyewitnesses at the crime scene. While research has examined arsonist characteristics to develop treatment programs, more research is needed to understand how arsonist traits relate to crime scene behaviors. Motivational typologies are often used to deduce offender characteristics, but motives are an unreliable information source as arsonists often report ambiguous motives. Early research provided a classification system for fire starters with diminished mental capacity into categories such as unintentionally, due to delusions, for erotic pleasure, or for revenge.
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This document discusses the benefits of laser printers for personal and office use. It recommends several high-quality laser printer models for 2016. Laser printers provide fast printing speeds of up to 30 pages per minute and high quality output. They are well-suited for businesses and schools due to their productivity and lower cost per page compared to inkjet printers. Laser printers can handle a variety of document types like multi-page reports and proposals. Overall laser printers provide speed and quality printing at affordable prices.
The World Trade Organization Appellate Body ruled on a dispute between the European Union, Japan, and the United States against China's export restrictions on rare earths, tungsten, and molybdenum. The ruling found that China's export quotas, taxes, and domestic price controls on these materials violated international trade rules by restricting exports and favoring domestic producers. However, the Appellate Body also determined that China's policy goals of conservation and resource management were legitimate under WTO agreements.
This document provides an introduction and personal details about Jedalyn Salvador. It describes her family members, favorites such as color and foods, personality traits, hobbies, dreams of being a businesswoman and having superpowers, and an embarrassing story about mistaking someone for her mother.
The document discusses the student's interests in watching movies with family and friends, and describes some of their favorite genres. It also outlines different ways the student practices English, including using language learning apps like Duolingo and Busuu, playing Pokémon video games, and more recently using ChatGPT to improve writing skills and learn new vocabulary. A variety of topics are covered, from movies and hobbies to stereotypes and comparisons between fictional characters.
Differences Between High School And Co. Online assignment writing service.Natasha Barnett
The document provides guidance on website design and testing. It discusses the importance of usability, functionality, and sensibility when designing a website. Usability refers to how easily users can navigate around the site without getting lost. Functionality tests whether navigation menus and content links work properly and what happens when users submit forms. Sensibility involves choosing appropriate colors, fonts, and content that are readable and visually appealing. The document stresses testing websites for these elements to ensure an optimal user experience.
The document discusses the author's reasons for starting a webcomic in 2011 where they drew a comic every day for a year. Some of the key reasons included wanting to share their experiences living in Cambodia with both Khmer and foreign friends, drawing comics fast to match the speed of life, and for fun despite likely losing money. The document provides tips for doing webcomics including sticking to a schedule, using professional art tools to save time, and that friends and community can provide support. It also recommends tools for creating webcomics and what the author learned from the experience.
The Creators of Kill Shakespeare; William Shakespeare Should've Been An Ortho...Mimic Octopus Man
This is Jeff Lemire's email.
Jeff Lemire (jefflemire171@gmail.com)
This is Charlie Olson's email.
charlie@inkwellmanagement.comThis is Connor McCreery's email.
killshakespeare@gmail.com
ThisisEmErdman'semail.emerdmanart@gmail.comThis is the email of Noni Kaur/Noni Lioness. Kaur means lioness.noni.kaur@humber.caThisistheemailofColeSwanson.cole.swanson@humber.caTheseareemailsofmyformerstudents.skalyanpur1992@gmail.comferreiraa09kaylaferreiraa@hotmail.comkarleena.cheung@hotmail.comgallivanta@hotmail.comwormmoon1994@gmail.comCreativepeoplelikeartists,writers,andmusicianscreatepredictiveprogramming.Theycanpredictthefuture.Forexample,WilliamShakespearewasanEnglishplaywright,poetandactor.Hecouldpredictthefuture.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_ShakespeareTheVisualAndDigitalArtsProgramshouldalsobecalledtheVisualandDigitalPredictiveProgrammingProgram.HumanslikeJeffLemire,CharlieOlsen,EmErdman,AnthonyDelCol,ConnorMcCreery,KaganMcLeod,AndyB,NoniKaur/NoniLioness,ColeSwanson,ShalakaKalyanpur,KaylaFerreia,KarleenaCheung,TerryGallivan,andChelseaJoOrlandomustbecomeorthodoxTrotskyists/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticcommunists/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticsocialists/Trotskyists/oneworlddemocraticcommunists/oneworlddemocraticsocialists.WrittenFriday,July212023TheICFIisanevilsterilesect.INTERNATIONALSECTOFTHEFOURTHINTERNATIONALhttps://www.wsws.org/en/special/pages/icfi/about.htmlTheISFIwantanevilsectarianoneworldgovernment.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_government.ThereshouldbeagoodtradeunionsupportingTrotskyistoneworldgovernment.Also,theymustopposetheevilAlphaDraconians/fallenangels,evilCarians/fallenangels,evilCarian-humanhybrids/Carumans/Humarians/angel-humanhybrids/Nephilim,AlphaDraconian-humanhybrids/AlphaDracumans/AlphaHumonians/Nephilim,Carian-animalhybrids/Caranimals/Anarians,andAlphaDraconian-animalhybrids/AlphaDracimals/AlphaAnimonians.WhatTheAlpha-DraconianReptiliansReallyLookLike...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmOSfj1r73UAdditionally,theymustpromotePleistocenerewilding.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleistocene_rewildingShakesparelivedinEngland.TheEurasianlynxshouldbeputintheGreatBritainandIrelandSocialistRepublicofGreatBritainandNorthernIreland/orthodoxTrotskyistGreatBritainandNorthernIreland.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_reintroduction_in_Great_BritainMoretocome,theymustpromotefreeinggoodhumansfromjaillikeJulianAssange.JulianAssangeexposedwarcrimesinIraq.https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2022/05/17/qfue-m17.htmlAnnouncementonAssange’sextraditiondueanydayasprotestheldinLondonIMimicOctopus-Man/KevinGalasinaoamlikeProspero,theorthodoxTrotskyist/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticcommunist/orthodoxoneworlddemocraticsocialist/Trotskyist/oneworlddemocraticcommunist/oneworlddemocraticsocialistpremier/generalsecretary/king,withhisbooks.Also,StevenCandaeiswouldsayaboutShalakaKalyanpur,EekalakaShalakaHorse'sCocka.Also,Iwanttobeahermitintherewildedwild.WrittenSun,Sep10,2023Eusingsisshortforeusocialbeings.TrotsarealsocalledEusings.
This portfolio summarizes the author's progression and development as a writer from middle school through college. In middle school, the author learned to write five paragraph essays focused on facts and formatting rather than personal opinion. In high school, the author's writing style of seamlessly integrating facts was praised, but the author had yet to find their own voice. It was not until college that the author learned to integrate their personal voice while still including facts and information.
Writing A Proposal Template Business. Online assignment writing service.Karen Nelson
This document provides instructions for writing a proposal or business plan in 5 steps:
1. Create an account and provide login credentials.
2. Complete a form with the request, sources, deadline, and sample work.
3. Writers will bid on the request and the client chooses a writer.
4. The client receives the paper and can request revisions if needed.
5. High-quality, original work is guaranteed, with refunds for plagiarism.
Teaching grammar- Getting creative with controlled practiceJo Gakonga
The document summarizes techniques for promoting creative language practice in the classroom. It discusses how to move beyond mindless gap-fill exercises by making activities [1] communicative, [2] psychologically authentic, [3] focused on specific language forms, and [4] inherently repetitive. Several common classroom activities are described that meet these criteria, such as "Find someone who..." and using pictures to generate language practice.
This document provides instructions and lesson plans for using comics in English language classes, including having students read comics, discuss them, create their own comics, and write dialogue or captions. The lessons focus on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and conveying morals or lessons through comic storytelling. Teachers are given tips and full lesson plan outlines to engage students in learning English through the creative medium of comics.
This document contains 6 paragraphs describing different types of paragraphs: process, example, descriptive, narrative, and opinion. It also provides examples of each type. The first paragraph describes the steps to buy a pen. The second gives examples of making a new friend. The third discusses choosing a gift for a girl. The fourth describes a person and a successful person. The fifth describes Dong Ha Park building. The sixth shares experiences having an accident and memories from the past.
Thinking about giving a talk about something you love? Possibly at Skepticamp? No? Why not? Here are some reassurances, planning tips, and dos and do-nots to get you up there sharing your expertise with the world.
(1) A teacher in the 1990s struggled with integrating technology into her language lessons as she was unfamiliar with computers. She later learned about various Web 2.0 tools that could engage digital native students, such as online exercises, blogs, presentations, games, videos and social networking. This allowed her to create fun and interactive lessons that encouraged participation.
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7. Tsai Chih Chung (Chinese:
; pinyin: Cài
Zhìzhōng; born 1948) is a famous cartoonist born in
Huatan, Changhua County, Taiwan of Taiwanese
origins.[1] He is best known for his graphical works on
Chinese philosophy and history, most notably the
philosophers Laozi, Liezi, and Zhuangzi, which he
made accessible and popularised through the use of
plain language and visual aid of cartoon graphics
8.
9.
10. Actor’s lines
Photographic is a misnomer. I have an
eidetic memory as I’ve told you many times,
most recently last year at lunch on the
afternoon of May 7th. You had turkey and
complained it was dry.
Who is he?
“图像式”用词不当。应该是高清图像式记忆,我说过好几遍了,最
近一次是去年5月7日中午午餐期间,你吃了火鸡还抱怨太干了。
11.
12. Some researchers divide learners into three basic types:
visual learners, auditory learners, and kinesthetic learners,
therefore, the learning strategies will vary from person to
person. But actually people process the information in a more
complicated way. Sometimes one strategy works better than
the other, sometimes the three strategies need combining.
Sony walker
Google_image
Tillamook
14. Are digital comics far away from us?
Edited by Moman Camera, an App software by QQ – Kind of Chinese face book or MSN
15. II. Examples and selected Online cartoon makers
ACM-Activity Planing Method
16. free and paid stand-alone software
and online cartoon makers
professional image and animation
generate and edit software.
17. What kind of comic online makers or software
do teachers and students need?
18. People will say
Even if I only know how to type on computer, I can
draw wonderful comics and graphic novels;
sometimes I even don’t need an instructor to teach
me.
I don’t need to be a specialist on information
technology.
I don’t need to good at drawing.
I don’t need to pay.
I don’t need to take a long time to sign in or I
don’t need to register.
I don’t need to set up or install, I can use it
directly.
19. Are there such free and easy- to- learn comic generators?
21. This PPT document
includes more than
10 online cartoon
makers
There are 26 websites I
selected and analyzed in the
orange paper
22. Comic#1.1
1. My tooth hurts so badly.
I have to ask for a leave
and go to the hospital.
2. I have been waiting for
such a long time.
Please go to have a
medical exam. See you a
little bit.
3. Please get the medicine
in the pharmacy in the
hospital.
4. The medicine is a little
bit expensive, but it’s ok.
Mr. Wang saw the doctor in China
23. 【Comic#1.2】 Mr. Wang saw the doctor in US
1. (Making a telephone call)
When can I see the doctor
tomorrow?
2. (Ten minutes later) Mr. Wang?
This way, please.
3.-Finally I see my family doctor
for the first time.
-You need to see the specialist
4. We are going bankrupt.
Is that the insurance company?
Why do I have to pay so much?
Is that the hospital billing office?
Could I get some discount,
please?
30. Need to know:
1. Some websites need you to sign up. Luckily, most of the
website sign-up process takes only a few steps.
2. Some websites are incompatible with Internet explorer; you can
use Chrome, Safari or Firefox instead of it.
31. 3. You cannot log in some websites because of school district
policy sometimes. You can ask the IT in your school district for help.
4. On some websites, Screenshot is not allowed. Using your smart
phone to take a photo is the easiest way to solve the problem.
Need to know:
34. I Had a Bad Tooth
Teacher: Marion, why weren’t you in school
yesterday?
Marion: I had a bad tooth, Miss.
Teacher: Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. Is it better now?
Marion: I don’t know, Miss. I left it with the dentist.
45. He asked the same person at the same place.
What a coincidence!
同一个地点,遇到了同一个人,再次问路
46. 一个星期以后,同样的事情再次发生了。
I try to find someone
to ask again.
Hi, How are you? The
same question again,
Where is the International
Hotel?
Oh, my God.
Have you been looking
for a week?
我还要找人问路
你好,小朋友。
&*`国际饭店%%$#……
天啊!
叔叔,你找了一个星期吗???
47. In the city of Shanghai which has 25
million of population, different story
happens each and every day.
在上海这个拥有2500万人口的城市里,每天发生着不同的故事。
48. Include what we know and what we don’t know.
Fun, boring, romantic, common……
有我们知道的和不知道的,有趣的,无聊的;浪漫的,平常的……
49. 25 million story, which are exact the same or maybe
totally different is happening in the city which has 25
million of population……
2500万人口的城市里正怎样上演着2500万个一样的和不一样的……
The story of yours or mine,
or ours
你和我的故事
60. 【Comic#6】Happy April Fools’ Day
I have a letter to
send. I will go to
ask my deskmate,
“Where is the post
office?”
61. Do you know
how to get to
the post
office?
Of course!
Is there
anything I
don’t know?
62. You walk straight
towards east. You
see a stoplight and
turn north, after
2blocks turn west,
after walking
100meters turn
south, after 2
minutes you arrive
at the post office.
67. 【Comic#7】David learned Mandarin
David has not been learning
Mandarin for very long, but he likes
speaking Chinese.
One day, he went to China for
business trip.
At the supermarket, he wanted to
buy one type of fruit, but he doesn’t
know how to say it.
Smart David came up with an idea,
he asked the salesman in English,
“What’s this?”
The salesman didn’t know any
English and couldn’t understand, so he
replied in Chinese, “I can’t understand”
And then David said, “yes, I want to
buy I can’t understand.”
69. Tell the story by yourself
A certain man made an appointment
to see a psychologist. He arrived at the
psychologist's office and said to him,
"Doctor, I always feel depressed. No
matter what I do I still feel depressed. I
just don't know what to do."
The psychologist looked at him and
said, "Come with me to the window."
The man followed and then the
psychologist pointed outside and said,
"Do you see that tent over there in the
distance? Well, there is a circus in town
and it is really good. There are lots of
acts to watch, specially the clown acts.
And there is one clown in particular who
is extremely funny. He will make you
rock with laughter over and over again.
Go and see that clown and I guarantee
that you will not have reason to be
depressed again!"
The man turned to the psychologist
with sad eyes and said, "Doctor, I am
that clown!"
=
71. 【Comic#9】Your Mandarin will be better and better.
A dumpling in Mandarin is shuijiao. Sleep in Mandarin is
Shuijiao. They have different tones, so the pronunciations are
similar but different.
Customer: I want a sleep.
Waiter: Are you very tired? You want to
go to sleep?
Customer: I am not tired, I
want to eat sleep.
Waiter: oh, I see.
Waiter: You want dumplings.
Customer: Yes, Thank you!
74. 【Comic#10】Halloween
Teacher: I like Halloween, They are so creative this year!
Teacher: Brandon, What are you dresses up as today?
Brandon: Mr. Wang, I am just dressed up as Brandon, I am myself.
Teacher: This year’s best Halloween costume is … Brandon! Here is your reward.
Brandon: Yeah! Great!
80. 【Comic#12】How do you go to school?
交通方式
vs
交通方式
11
Boy: How do you go to school every day?
Girl: I ride the route 11bus, but you know what, I never buy a
ticket. Guess why?
81. 交通方式
11
交通方式
Boy: Are you serious?
Girl: It means I walk.
Boy: Interesting, so you walk to school every day.
98. To integrate comics in and out of the classroom
【 For teachers】 Display vividly characters,
phrases, sentences, paragraphs, and articles;
Introduce customs, festivals and culture.
【 For Students 】 The teacher assigns the topic,
students finish the projects or take part in a
competition.
【 For either or both 】 decorate the classroom,
publish announcement, Chinese papers and
magazines, forums, blogs and other websites. It
might be widely used in different kinds of media.
99. Give me whereon to stand”,
said Archimedes, “and I will
move the earth
Digital comics will peak the interest of students and
improve the quality and efficiency of teaching.
It will be our awesome tool.
130. What the students said:
1. Clear instructions needed!
2. Video maker will maybe be better!
3. Teacher should offer more cartoon stories, or when we
are learning some Chinese idioms, expressions or some
difficult sentence structures.
4. Some students like it, some students don’t. Few of them
think it difficult.
131. What I learned:
1. Do not grade it! Do it Just for FUN;
2. Topics are very important!
3. Let the students get more options when they are
doing a project;
4. Some students like it very much. Teachers can
have them to work on it, eg, Classroom
decoration, competition, poster for party or club,
etc.
5. Mandarin newspapers or magazines will work with
that.