Pedagogical text indexation and exploitation for language learning
In this article we present the MIRTO platform -under development at the University Stendhal of Grenoble- and how it addresses common flaws of CALL software. This platform led to another project: the creation of a pedagogically indexed text base. We introduce here the notion of pedagogical indexation, and confront the particular case of pedagogical indexation for language learning with the existing pedagogical
resource description standards, before proposing leads towards the implementation of th
Macau makes play for mass gamblers
July 1 - Macau's big casino players turn from high rollers to China's mass gamblers, as they bid to sustain record revenues and fend off regional rivals. Jon Gordon reports.
9 Conclusion In this unit we have explored the mutual constitution of personal lives and social policy through an analysis of the implications of different aspects of citizenship on the lives of refugees and asylum seekers. We have seen that legislation, social policy and practice concerned with asylum have profound effects on personal lives. Crucially, we saw that the very words used to describe people, their access to welfare, rights to work, legal status and the procedures for becoming a British citize
References Inguinal canal Powerpoint This presentation gives a stylised overview of the gross anatomical structure of the walls of the inguinal canal s Aztec: Tenochtitlán and the Aztec empire William W. Ashby Investment Lecture Series on Value Investing 時計台サロン「農都共生のススメ」の映像を公開しました。Podcastでもご利 Student Summer Plans Word Transformer: Prime Time Change (Interactive Game) Science Bulletins: Australia's Coral Growth Slows Creepy Dragon Face Illusion Symmetry: ( An Interactive Game) Science Bulletins: Light Pollution—Beyond the Glare Zachary Lutes, GRCC Vocal Student SFU Football and the NCAA 4.6 Hyperbola (e > 1) 3.9 Conclusion This extract has covered a wide range of issues designed to make you reflect on your own life experiences and on the experiences and perceptions of service users and practitioners. Social work is about working with people, as service users and as colleagues, and you are also one of the people in this process. I hope that working through the module and listening to the audio clips have prompted you to reflect on your practice. You will find that many of the themes and issues you have exp
This 2:31 video provides an overview of the history of the Aztecs and where they lived and how they lived. A good overview.
William W. Ashby discusses Value Investing and the Ashby Speaker Series.
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Various Kent State students talk about what they plan to do over the summer.
Word Transformer is a fun, musical game that teaches kids how transformer letters change the sounds in words. The goal for this game is silent -e-.
Corals, like clams, lobster, and sea urchins, are marine calcifiers—they incorporate dissolved minerals from seawater to grow their hard parts. Calcifiers are considered at risk from our increased introduction of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels. Carbon dioxide in the air increases the temperature of the ocean by ramping up the greenhouse effect, and the absorption of carbon dioxide into the ocean changes its chemistry so that minerals are less available for
This paper cut-out dragon appears to turn its head to follow the camera! But it's an illusion, and I explain how it works.
The dragon was created by master illusion-maker Jerry Andrus: http://www.jerryandrus.com
The paper cut-out is available online at http://jclahr.com/science/illusions/3d/paper_dragon.html and other sites as well.
In this game, students are shown shapes and must identify line(s) of symmetry in each. Shapes shown include isosceles and scalene triangles, a square, a rectangle, and a trapezoid. ( This link is for an interactive game and may take a few minutes to load.)
Scientists have long understood that artificial light can disrupt wildlife that takes cues from natural light. It's becoming increasingly clear that light reflected off shiny artificial surfaces such as cars, buildings, and roads can also disrupt animal behavior—sometimes fatally. A new review of research on light pollution by a team of Hungarian and American scientists describes a new concern with polarized light pollution. When light bounces off reflective surfaces, it can become polarized,
"Dalla sua pace"
from Don Giovanni Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
"Where're you walk"
from Semele George Frideric Handel
Coach Dave Johnson and RB Bo Palmer discuss their entry into the NCAA.
Attempts to answer problems in areas as diverse as science, technology and economics involve solving simultaneous linear equations. In this unit we look at some of the equations that represent points, lines and planes in mathematics. We explore concepts such as Euclidean space, vectors, dot products and conics.
