'Language choices' presentation slideshows

Dialogic Inquiry in the foreign language classroom

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Engaging and Creative Ways to Teach English

Engaging and Creative Ways to Teach English. Karen Yager - Knox Grammar School yagerk@knox.nsw.edu.au. Purpose. Provoke thought and sharing of ideas and strategies Links to great websites Access to a wiki and wordpress site with a range of resources and units of work. Writing.

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Namecards

Namecards. You have ten minutes to create a name-card which sends out the right sort of message about you and your unique personality to the rest of the class. Think about the impression you want to make and how you will use language, layout, font, colour and graphics.

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Analysis of Language

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Blood

Brothers. Blood . What will you do in 1 hour? . Answer a question on a passage from the novel. [20 mins ] CONTEXT Write an essay. You will have a choice of two. [ 40 mins ] ESSAY. Section A: Context 20 mins. You will be given a passage to read and a question to answer.

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ELA GT Drills

ELA GT Drills. Mrs. Demos 2012-2013 Quarter One. Drill 9/4 Basket Items!. Homework: Complete presentation due 9/6 Objective: The students will demonstrate the ability to apply concepts of word, phrase, clause, and sentence in order to write effective sentences.

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Analysing Language

Analysing Language. Unit 1 English: Using language to persuade. Focus/Purpose of Language analysis. The focus of language analysis is to discuss how language has been used to intentionally position the reader in a particular manner. What we analyse. How the text is constructed

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POETRY APPRECIATION

POETRY APPRECIATION. LEARNING OBJECTIVE. Be able to explain the language choices used to present an opinion or perspective. What can you see? What does it make you think?. LANGUAGE CHOICES. Add to your vocab notebook: Figurative language (metaphor, simile)

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Gender

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Gender

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Academic Language Overview

Academic Language Overview. Academic Language Takeaways. Academic language is different from everyday language. Some students are not exposed to this language outside of school. Much of academic language is discipline-specific.

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POETRY APPRECIATION

POETRY APPRECIATION. LEARNING OBJECTIVE. Be able to explain the language choices used to present an opinion or perspective. WHAT MIGHT THIS BE A METAPHOR FOR?. LANGUAGE CHOICES. Add to your vocab notebook: Figurative language (metaphor, simile) Connotations (positive or negative) Symbolism

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Computer Basics

Computer Basics. The Computer (Generic). Processor executes commands. Memory stores program and data. Input devices transfer information from outside world into computer. Output devices are vice versa. Inputs. Memory. Outputs. Processor. NXT. USB communications port.

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Documenting your Accomplishments

Documenting your Accomplishments . Dr. Beth Brunk-Chavez Electronic Teaching Portfolio October 7, 2009. What it is. A picture of who you are as an instructor Classroom, mentoring, related research, workshops, and so on Self-promotion

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chapter nine - persuasiveness of the source

chapter nine - persuasiveness of the source. central question: how do I know that this person/message/argument is credible?.

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The Process of Rhetorical Analysis

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GRAMMAR AND WRITING

GRAMMAR AND WRITING. Debra Myhill. The Power of Grammar. Teaching writing with grammar as a resource. Not teaching children just to label grammar terminology. First and foremost, our approach is about making meaning in writing and linking being a reader with being a writer.

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Statement of Explanation

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Key Question: What linguistic features and techniques are used to represent gender?

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