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    My current writing ability could offer me not many jobs because, I’m just learning more and more about writing and well, right now, my skills are not the greatest as I want them. Grammar is the main area of writing I would change. I am really bad at grammar, I think you can tell but, I am willing to improve on my grammar skills because, it is what I need to actually make sense. Students nowadays or slang words and acronyms for some but, most words. Like I don’t know for example is IDK in our…

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    the school spelling bee, where everyone had to compete, over the word “orchestra.” For my fifth grade year our school did not even have a spelling bee. With this new generation of kids and technology spelling may be going out the window of most kinds school experiences. Schools are being forced to make a tough decision between giving up writing and all the skills that come with and teachings kids to use computers or to stay behind the technology advances and keep teaching spelling, grammar,…

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    great teachers. My first teacher that I observe was amazing! She was an out of the box thinker and really had the kids be involved. The second way that these experiences have encouraged me is by seeing the view from the teacher. I got to see what school was like from the teacher perspective, while before I was always the student. The third way that these experiences have encouraged my decision is by knowing that no teacher is perfect. Every teacher has a bad day, and some things won’t go their…

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    Why Are High school graduates having a difficult time with College-reading and writing? Transitioning from high school to college is easy for some, and complicated for others. Everyone has different kinds of struggles and challenges in college, for some is math, for others its anatomy, but one struggle that most of the recent high school graduates have is reading and writing at college level. Reading and writing is a crucial tool that students need for college and for the rest of their life. For…

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    student all throughout Grammar School and Middle School. Also, during Middle School I was part of the YMCA Youth Institute, which improved my social skills as well as giving me new skills on computer based programs, especifically the Adobe programs and FInal Cut Pro. At this point of my life I had already been exposed, for years, to the culture of the U.S and knew exactly how to become successful here, by continuing to study and go to college. This is why when I started high school, I didn’t…

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    Why We Quit Esl Analysis

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    students, especially for Chinese students who are called ESL (English as Second Language) students. In the article “Why We Quit” Yvonne Raley writes, “Most students who leave without finishing have failed to make a successful transition from high school to college because of a poor fit with the institution the individual has chosen. Numerous factors play into this fit, including a student's values and family background, academic self-confidence and skills, and social and extracurricular…

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    English. This girl is me, Eman. I am starting my language learning autobiography as a story because stories always have value, and are worth a lot to someone. My English learning autobiography expand several stages of my life: elementary, middle, high school, college, and my career as an English teacher in the United States. My journey to speak Arabic has been a combination of both my family origin. I was born in the United States; while I frequently traveled to Egypt with my…

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    Ethos is defined; the characteristic spirit of a culture, era, or community as manifested in its attitudes and aspirations. The Edinburgh Wolves aspire to be Div 1 champions and promoted to the perm this season. To the offense, this was put to us as a pyramid of success, with a base of Commitment, Unity and Discipline all strong components for a team. These three principles should be included with everything we do and how we do it as a team. Commitment must be shown by players and coaches in…

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    A Level Curriculum

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    background and ethnicity. The Independent Schools Council highlighted that 67% of independent school pupils achieved a 2:1 or above compared with 62.3% of college and state school pupils. However, students with the same A-level grades showed different results with students from state schools and independent schools obtaining a 2:1 or above was 69% and 77% respectively. Professor Atkins, Hefce Chief Executive said that the report also showed that some independent school candidates who came to…

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    to a song in English and filling blanks of lylics. I think most of the time the teacher used Grammar Translation Method since she explained meanings of vocabulary, there was little time to pronounce or speak in English. The activity of filling blanks seems Task Based Learning and Teaching. The teacher helped us fill in the blanks when we got difficulties with the task. SHS Teachers in my high school were also teaching vocabulary using textbook. They asked us to look up every new word we…

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