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The Best Way to Teach English to Teenagers
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By Ayumi, Section Culture
Posted on Wed Jan 14, 2004 at 09:09:41 PM PST
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The purpose of this essay is to analyze the best way to teach English to teenagers as a second language. And I will discuss the Japanese traditional grammar translation method, communicative method cooperating with native teachers, and teaching culture thorough English method. All around the world, a lot of people are learning English. To my surprise, even people live in USA are learning English, because there are a lot of immigrants from other countries. As one of the students who want to acquire skill of English use, I would like to investigate the most effective way to teach English.
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Stories in the World
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By akko, Section Culture
Posted on Wed Dec 17, 2003 at 08:56:12 PM PST
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Last year, I read some folktales and myths in seminar class. And I thought these stories are really quite fun to read and have good lessons.
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Surnames for married couple
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By rotta, Section Culture
Posted on Wed Dec 10, 2003 at 09:19:32 PM PST
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Last Thursday, I had a presentation about surnames for married couples. I'd like to introduce part of it.
In Japan, when a couple gets married, husband or wife has to change his or her family name. It makes most of people realize marriage, they often feel "Yeah! I've got married."
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what Walt Disney made.
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By love child, Section Culture
Posted on Thu Nov 20, 2003 at 01:43:55 PM PST
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Maybe almost all like Disney land, and went there more than once.
As for me, with my family I have been to there more than 10 times.
But please don't call me a maniac of Disney. I'm only a Disney fan.
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Full House
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By porky pie, Section Culture
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2003 at 09:49:08 PM PST
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Have you watched the TV program, "Full House"? This program was a one of my favorite program and had been broadcasted at 3 channel for a long time. Originally, it was broadcasted in the U.S and for its popularity,it started to be broadcasted in Japan,too.
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Students' ability
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By Ayumi, Section Culture
Posted on Tue Nov 18, 2003 at 02:30:06 AM PST
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Now I belong to a NPO (non profit organization) called AIESEC.
The main our activity is to offer international internship to university and graduated students.
For example, we send Japanese university students to foreign companies.
On the other hands, we send foreign students to Japanese companies.
There are 24 branches of AIESEC in Japan.
Also, there are AIESEC in 84 countries and regions.
AIESEC is organized only by students.
That is most important characteristic of it.
We hold a big vision. It is "Peace and fulfillment of human kind potential."
This vision was made by students who established AIESEC more than 50 years ago.
After WW2, the students grieved so much and wondered why adults start the war.
Then they think that if they have friends in the world, they would never start the war.
And they decided to establish AIESEC.
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How do you say Moo!
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By ted, Section Culture
Posted on Wed Nov 12, 2003 at 09:34:50 PM PST
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Well, at least a few people seemed to enjoy the option "Moo!" on the poll in my last story. Nobody voted for it, but it got a few laughs in class. That was good enough for such a bad joke.
Let's see what kind of response I get from other animal sounds.
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