English Adventure Intensive Edition guarantees maximum lerner involvement through the combination of Disney stories and solid educational principles.
Based on the Multiple Intelligencies theory, English Adventure Intensive Edition addresses all types of learners through a variety of ways to present new material and a wide range of activity types to practise and reinforce language.
Special focus on cross-cultural and cross-curricular connections, ideal for content-based teaching
Values Curriculum for every unit leads to solid education principles
I made up this booklet to work with children aged 8. And it worked very well. It contains plenty of printable materials, cut outs and worksheets. The Booklet has 6 Units + Classroom language and colour cards + a grammar builder section. Unit 1: "What's your name?" Unit 2: "Can you fly?" Unit 3: "What are you doing?" Unit 4: "What time do you get up?" Unit 5: "Do you like chips?" Unit 6: "Where do you live?"
Discover more than one hundred of Sharon Bowman's training-room-proven exercises and activities -- many derived from the high-impact strategies of NLP and Accelerated Learning -- and reduce delivery time, increase retention and improve knowledge and skill transfer. These back-pocket activities are easy, quick, topic-related, and fun, and you can draw on with a minimum of preparation.
The Ten-Minute Trainer features a variety of exercises, ranging from one to ten minutes in length, and provides content-specific exercises as well as activities for transitioning between topics and gauging understanding. You'll find a useful answer section that explains the brain research behind the book and a special section on learning styles that ties in with the philosophy of "learn it fast and make it last."
Section I: Ethics and Psychiatry Around the World. The impact of Arab culture on psychiatric ethics. Conflicts and crises in Latin America. A West Mediterranean perspective. Scandinavian approaches. Managed care in the United States. Ethics in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Indian experience. Ethics and psychiatry in China. Intersubjectivity and its influence on psychiatry in Japan. Section II: Overarching Issues. Research involving incompetent patients: a current problem in light of German history.
"Great Lateral Thinking Puzzles" by Paul Sloane and Des MacHale is a book of puzzles consisting of strange sounding situations drawn from real life. The puzzles have a logical explanation that readers have to figure out. There are four groups of puzzles: Tempting Puzzles; Intriguing Puzzles; Grisly Puzzles; and Diabolical Puzzles. The easiest puzzles are in the Tempting Puzzles section and the Diabolical section has the most difficult puzzles. The grisly puzzles all feature deaths, accidents, or mutilations. After the puzzle section is the clue section, which contains either hints or yes or no questions for each puzzle. After the clue section is the answer section. There are also two WALLY tests (World Association for Laughter, Learning, and Youth) (one easy and the other more difficult) which are trick questions designed to fool readers.
