The new school reader : a comprehensive system of instruction in the principles of elocution

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A new school : una nueva escuela : una nueva escuela global e integradora.

Se realiza en el centro concertado Asunción de Nuestra Señora de Ávila, centro donde imparten docencia los once maestros implicados en el mismo, que pertenecen a distintas áreas: siete de ellos imparten inglés; dos imparten educación física, uno educación musical y otro es el orientador del centro, actuando como coordinadora una profesora de inglés. Los objetivos son: - Educar desde una enseñanza global e integradora utilizando el inglés como vehículo comunicativo. - Potenciar el uso de la lengua inglesa en el centro como medio de acercamiento entre varias culturas.- Conocer y valorar la cultura propia de Castilla y León. - Facilitar el intercambio de experiencias interculturales a través de las tecnologías de la información y de la comunicación.- Fomentar la curiosidad y el interés por conocer culturas diferentes a la propia. - Mostrar sensibilidad y respeto por los modos de vida de las poblaciones distintas a la propia. El plan de trabajo y la metodología diseñada establecen una serie de actividades a desarrollar desglosadas en las diferentes áreas involucradas en el proyecto mediante una metodología globalizadora, de manera que las diferentes actividades propuestas para cada una de las áreas resultan coherentes y coordinadas entre sí; por otro lado, las actividades propuestas están orientadas hacia la formación integral del alumno para conseguir que participen activamente y perciban continuidad y generalización en la puesta en práctica del proyecto que se desarrolla en dos fases en cada una de las cuales se han trabajado dos tópicos diferentes: Primera fase (noviembre-enero): 'Multiculturalidad' y 'La navidad'. Segunda fase (febrero-mayo): 'Castilla y León' y 'Estereotipos'. Se señalan como principales resultados obtenidos la potenciación del uso del inglés entre los alumnos como vía de acercamiento a otras cultura y como vehículo comunicativo; el fomento de la curiosidad y el interés de los alumnos por conocer culturas distintas a la propia; la consecución de actitudes de respeto de los alumnos hacia otros medios de vida y la potenciación del trabajo en grupo. Los materiales elaborados abarcan desde unidades didácticas en las distintas áreas curriculares, flashcards y carteles ilustrativos hasta textos de correo electrónico en lengua inglesa con diferentes comunicaciones en torno a manifestaciones culturales de la región y destacando, como elemento innovador, la elaboración por parte de los alumnos, de su propio 'Language Portfolio', en cuyo dossier se incluirán todos los trabajos realizados.Trabajo no publicado.

Treatise on the breeding and managemnt of live stock, in which the principals and proceedings of the new school of breeders are fully and experimently discussed.

Mode of access: Internet.

Beginnings of a new school of metaphysics: three essays ...

Outline of sematology. 1831.--Sequel to sematology. 1837.--An appendix, now first published.

Mitchell's new school atlas. Mitchell's modern atlas: a series of forty-four copperplate maps ... drawn and engraved expressly to illustrate Mitchell's new school geography.

Mode of access: Internet.

Russia as it is, and not as it has been represented; together with observations and reflections on the pernicious and deceitful policy of the new school.

Mode of access: Internet.

(New School) Adult physical education class

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Revised Criteria and Procedures for the Establishment of New Primary Schools - Report of the Commission on School Accommodation

Part One explores the background factors relating to new school establishment, outlines the views received as a result of consultation with the public and the New Schools Advisory Committee (NSAC) and reviews international practice in relation to establishment of new schools. The population of the country experienced an unprecedented increase in the past ten years. Despite the current economic downturn, the effect of this recent population increase is that growth in demand for school places is set to increase over the short to medium term. The overriding objective is to ensure that a school place is available to every child. Part Two explores issues around planning for new schools in the future. It discusses patron selection, the mechanism for identifying the need for a new school and proposals for cost effectiveness, including campus arrangements. A school is of central importance to a local community and therefore the establishment of a new school must be carried out with reference to the overall plan of the local authority for any given area. Guidelines published under Section 28 of the Planning Act entitled “The Provision of Schools and the Planning System” (July 2008) establish a 7 framework for co-operation between the Department and planning authorities to ensure the timely and cost-effective provision of school facilities.

A district school board's induction program for new administrators: a study of the effectiveness of the mentoring component

Please consult the paper edition of this thesis to read. It is available on the 5th Floor of the Library at Call Number: Z 9999 E38 K535 2008

The Barrington School; being an illustration of the principles, practices, and effects of the new system of instruction, in facilitating the religious and moral instruction of the poor.

First published in 1809 under title: The new school.

An account of new developmentalism and its structuralist macroeconomics

This is a personal account of the definition of "new developmentalism" - a national development strategy alternative to the Washington consensus -, and of a "structuralist development macroeconomics": the sum of models that justifies theoretically that strategy. It is personal account of a collective work involving Keynesian, institutionalist and structuralist economists in Brazil that are forming a new school of thought in Brazil: a Keynesian-structuralist school. It is Keynesian because it emphasizes the demand side or the investment opportunities' side of economic growth. It is institutionalist because institutions obviously matter in achieving growth and stability. It is structuralist because it defines economic development as a structural change from low to high value added per capita industries and because it is based on two structural tendencies that limit investment opportunities: the tendency of wages to grow below productivity and the tendency to the cyclical overvaluation of the exchange rate.