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 The Current Practice Of Classroom Assessment
As defined by Florez (1999), (cited in Sakale 2012 p.1103) speaking is an interactive process of
constructing meaning both its form and meaning depend on the context, the participants, their
experiences, the environment and the purpose for speaking Assessment is generally defined as a
process of monitoring or keeping track of the learner s progress (Rea Dickins, 2000, p.376). For
good assessment, teacher has to be assessment literate means that they should have knowledge about
the assessment strategies, techniques and concepts (Rogier, 2014). According to Lee (2010)
quantitative method to collect data concerning the practices of 51 Korean teacher to assess student s
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The frequently used speaking tasks by teachers are: interview, picture description and oral
presentation. All three tasks have certain similarities that according to Lee (2004) they are close to
everyday life situations; enable the students to use as much L2 as possible. On the other hand, Sook
(2003) research in Korean schools shows that teachers opt for such speaking assessment tasks that
gave less psychological burden to students, were less time consuming and did not demand the
teacher to take the role of interviewer etc. Teachers function as a rater only, scoring students
responses, therefore they mostly used activities such as answering questions and describing a realia
to assess the students speaking ability. Recently Xiaole, Meng and Manli (2012) utilized
questionnaire to conduct a nation wide survey in China, a quantitative approach to explore the ways
and methods of intercultural communicative competence (ICC) assessment in English programs at
the tertiary level. Thirty English teachers randomly selected from 39 universities China through PPS
(probability proportional to size) preferred oral presentation, role play and paper test to assess
students ICC. The findings suggested that the teachers were confined to traditional methods of
assessment. In addition to the above study Yang (2001) explored 734 EFL Taiwanese teacher s
classroom assessment practices of young language learners through quantitative
 Chinese Immigration Railroads
The railroads had a unique opportunity to shape settlement in the region. To build the railroad
Americans chose Chinese immigrants because these people were a hard worker and building the
railroad was a hard job. During the gilded age, each year almost a million southern and eastern
immigrants came in to the united statesand crowded in to cities specially in New York, Boston,
Chicago, and, Philadelphia. Americans stated that these immigrants are poor and could not learn
English. The fact that these immigrants were Jewish, orthodox or catholic, made protestant
Americans dislike these new immigrants. Also, Americans had a unique hatred for the new
Chinese immigrants who worked long hours of labor for low ages. At that time, Chinese people
were inexpensive labor the real road chose them so they can pay these people law wages.... Show
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On May 10, 1869 Americans celebrated the first rail road crossing north America. The Union
Pacific reached westward from Omaha, Nebraska and central pacific. This real road helped to
transport horses and men west in the battle with Native Americans where they were weak to fight.
It also helped hunters to gain a quick access to bison and they were able to harvest animals in
easy way. After the civil war there was there was more, than twenty thousand bison but after the
railroad the natural environment was destroyed and by the end of 1885, only one thousand bison
remained. In 1893 congress gave the railroads 4,840 square yards, which worth more than 500
million dollars the railroad changed American economy, society and politics in gilded age. The
railroad had a big impact by bringing millions of migrants to America. Between 1870 and 1900, the
railroad helped bring more than two million American migrants to the Mississippi west. By 1905,
sixty thousand Russian Mennonites come to fertile Kansas plains by using the Santa Fe
 Characteristics Of The American Pika
American Pika: [Link] Nature Works
Classification:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Logomorpha
Family: Ochotonidae
Genus: Ochotona
Species: Ochotona Princeps

Characteristics:
Has a small, round body
Peppery brown fur
Large round ears, with no visible tail
It s between six eight inches long, and weighs about 6 ounces
Range:
The American pika can be found in western North America from central British Columbia, Canada
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
California
New Mexico.

Habitat:
The American pika lives in rocky mountain areas and boulder covered hillsides
Lives at elevations of between 8,000 13,000 feet
Stays between the timberline and down into subalpine forest
It makes its home in rock piles and slides
Although pikas live in groups, they are territorial and will guard and defend their own area from
other pikas.

Diet:
The American pika is a plant eater.
Eats a variety of green plants like.... grasses Sedges thistles fireweed.
It will eat some food on the spot and it will carry some food away and store in a pile or haystack.

A pika haystack can contain as much as a bushel of plant matter. The pika will often move the pile
to protect it from rain or to find a better drying spot. After the vegetation dries, the pika will move it
to its den deep in the rocks.
The pika is active all year
It will eat food it has stored in the winter.
If its supply runs low, it will
 How Lucky You Are Debi Alper Analysis
As a citizen in the Western modern world, you often forget how lucky you actually are, and a lot
of people, including myself, often take our gifted privileges and life options for granted. The short
story by Debi Alper called How Lucky You Are (2010) has a critical of society opinion and focuses
on how, especially the Western world, appreciates and comprehends our lives. The topic is expressed
through the character, Max, where he experiences a crucial and simultaneously encounter with the
girl, Ishraqi, which turns out to be a life changing event. The main theme in the short storyis about
two different cultures, societies and ingratitude.

The short story surrounds the topic about how lucky most of us actually are and the differences ...
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In order to characterize Max, his identity development is divided in 3 stages. 1st stage of his
identity development, describes the period, where he lived with both his parents. This time last
year, he d been full of enthusiasm for his new school.. (page 8, line 10). In the quote it clarifies,
that Max was filled with spirit, encouragement and enthusiasm for his new school and on the
foundation of that, you could arguably determine, that he was a happy boy. 2nd stage of his
identity development, it describes the period, where his father had abandon them. Besides, Max
was sixteen and was focused inwards, unaware of anyone else unless they made a direct impact
on him. (page 9, line 42). The quote describes the life of Max, where he has lost his foundation of
happiness and instead exchanged it with a destructive path and developed a withdrawn personality
concerning his surroundings and his mom. 3rd stage of his identity development, happened when
he met the girl Ishraqi. Hey! I ve got an idea he said. How abou Ishraqi and I hang out together?
(page 10, line 94). The encounter with the immigrant girl, Ishraqi, changed Max in a positive way.
He was full of enjoyment, initiative and curious about getting to know her better. On the ground of
her life story, Max realized all the good things in life, that he previously had taken for
 Pride And Prejudice In Pride And Prejudice
He appeared mesmerized by them. (To hypnotize/ to spellbind; fascinate/ to compel by fascination
/ To spellbind; enthral: He could mesmerize an audience/ enthralled/ fascinated/ awestruck/ awe
struck/ rapt/ captivated/ hypnotized/ captivated/ absorbed/ entranced/ spellbound/ riveted/ charmed
/ excited/ thrilled/ gripped/ intoxicated/ enraptured/ absorbed)
~ They found Mr Bennet still up. With a book, he was regardless of time. {Jane Austen: Pride and
Prejudice} (Absorbed)
~He was not preaching, but talking in an easy, conversational tone to some forty young men who sat
intent on his words. {American Winston Churchill, a Far Country}

I m not intoxicated by your company. (Stimulated, excited or aroused/ mentally or emotionally

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{Scott}

Methinks the lady screeches too much

I married beneath me, all women do

Why buy a cow when milk is so cheap

What cannot be cured must be endured

Women are really much nicer than men, that s why we like them

Forgetting is woman s first and greatest art

Most women are not as young as they are painted

A woman s mind is cleaner than a man s is. She changes it more often

A woman is as old as she looks before breakfast

Women s intuition is the result of millions of years of not thinking

If you want to act like a man then act like a gentleman

Women would rather be right than be reasonable

A woman is like a teabag you cannot tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water

Women and elephants never forget an injury

The penalty for getting the woman you want is that you must keep her

Never argue with your wife. It s just your word against hundreds of
 The City Of New Orleans
The city of New Orleans lies below sea level in a bowl bordered by levees which prevent the high
waters of the Mississippi River from flooding the city. These levees were put to the test on August
29, 2005 when Hurricane Katrina hit, causing severe destruction along the Gulf coast. Three
concrete floodwalls protecting the city of New Orleans fractured and burst under the weight of
surging waters from the hurricane, killing hundreds and resulting in an estimated $100 to $150
billion worth of damage (Luegenbiehl, 2007). In the aftermath of the storm, society placed part of
the blame on design flaws that compromised the safety of the levees and endangered the public.
Under the Flood Control Act of 1965, Congress had mandated the US Army Corps of Engineers
(USACE) to protect the city from a Category 3 storm, yet the floodwalls were unable to withstand
the force of Hurricane Katrina, which was eventually classified as Category 3 (Grunwalk Warrick,
2005). The Corps pointed towards a massive surge that exceeded the height of the floodwalls, but
investigations by civil engineers and other experts pointed towards the inadequate design and
construction by the Corps of Engineers as the cause of the failure (Englehardt et al., 2013). The
Corps acted in a manner contradicting ethical engineering behavior by being less than forthcoming
about deficiencies that were accumulating in the overall system. In order to prevent future disasters
involving human life, the government should require
 Comparing Louise s House And Montage
1. Louise s house and montage
In a voice over, Louise discusses her thoughts on memory, time, and Hannah s life.
Louise holds baby Hannah, with a sad expression, as a montage begins. Louise s wedding ring
shown briefly but prominently on her hand as she holds the baby.
Ian picks up baby Hannah, he is out of focus and unidentifiable, wearing wedding ring.
Louise plays with a joyous 8 year old Hannah.
A doctor examines 12 year old Hannah. Louise cries after talking to doctor.
Louise cries over Hannah s body in a hospital as the montage concludes.

2. University
As her voice over ends, Louise enters a building with a blank, despondent expression. She sees
students huddled around televisions in a common area.
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Louise has another vision, of herself holding baby Hannah, with a wedding ring on.
Back in reality, both Heptapods secrete massive amounts of ink, creating a web of thousands of
small logograms.
Louise and Ian hear shooting noises from beneath the ship.
Abbott pushes Louise and Ian out of the ship just before the bomb explodes, leaving them relatively
unharmed.

28. Military base

Louise awakens in medical room. Dr. Kettler explains soldiers who watched too much TV planted
the bomb. He also tells Louise that Ian was worried about her.
Base starts shaking, everyone goes outside to find the ship even higher off the ground.

29. Military base (nighttime)

News on the TV tells of China s ultimatum to the Heptapods.
While analyzing the web of logograms, Louise has a vision in which 12 year old Hannah asks her to
help think of a certain term that describes when both sides win a competition. Louise can t think of
the term and suggests Hannah should call her father.
Back in reality, Ian explains a breakthrough to Louise, Weber, and Halpern. He discovered the
logogram web is only 1/12th full. He suggests they must get other pieces to this puzzle from the 11
other sites, in a non zero sum
 Three Reasons To Fight For The Problems Between South...
In modern days, there are many disagreements between countries. This causes wars, conflicts, and
hatred of each other s countries. South South Korea and Japan is one of the example. They have
some disagreements about Dokdo or Takeshima, East Sea or Sea of Japan, Wianbu, etc. However, I
want these two countries to be peaceful, since I always see things from both South South South
Koreaand Japan s side. Therefore, I would be willing to fight for this problems between South Korea
and Japan. There are three reasons why I believe problems between South Korea and Japan is worth
fighting for. First of all, I think people should not have stereotypes because of the history. In history,
South Korea was Japanese colony, and Japan was controlling South Korea. They killed many
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South Korea and Japan is is only about 1,000 kilometers apart, and it takes only about two hours
to travel by airplane. This means that it is really easy to go to each other s countries. There are
many people who travel to Japan from South Korea, as well as people who travel to South Korea
from Japan. However, if there is a conflict going on between the countries, it is hard for them to
decide to go and travel. Thus, I think they sould solve the problems, and love and respect each
other. Also, if two countries are close and next to each other, it is very easy to help each other.
For example, Japan has many earthquakes, so when there is a big disaster, Korea can quickly help
them. Also, if the war occurs in Korea, Japan can quickly help them. Not only these two, there
would be many problems happening in both countries. I know that they already are helping each
other, but if the small disagreements become bigger and causes big conflicts or wars, it would not
be good. Therefore, Korea and Japan should love, respect, and help each
 Value Analysis Of Boeing
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Boeing is a global company that designs, manufactures, and sells airplanes. It
is amongst the largest aerospace companies that manufacturers commercial jetliners and is second
largest defense contractor. Boeing is also a leader manufacturer in space and security systems.
Boeing began in Seattle, WA in 1910 and now their headquarters are in Chicago, IL and is the
largest exporter in the United States. The Boeing Company adopted the radical change approach
because they were trying to accelerate development time and reduce overall costs. Boeing actively
embraced outsourcing to their supply chain that involved over 40 suppliers in about 100 different
locations around the world. According to Forbes Magazine, The approach was intended to reduce
the 787 s development time from six to four years and development cost from $10 to $6 billion.
In the 1990 s the company Airbus started stealing market share from Boeing. Boeing responded by
innovating their products using value analysis. According to Professor Todd s chapter four slide 12,
value analysis is the examination of the function of parts and materials to reduce the cost and/or
improve the performance of a product. Boeing has traditionally used aluminum for their airplanes,
but changed their 787 to carbon fiber, aluminum, and titanium. This allowed for increased humidity
and maintained pressure within the cabin; which also would reduce maintenance and replacement
costs (Denning, 2013). This makes the
 Brad Reifler Case
Two less than satisfying investment situations led Brad Reifler, Founder and CEO of Forefront
Capital, to readjust his target audience from accredited investors, as defined by the Securities
Commission, to middle class America, or non accredited investors, the overlooked 99 percent.
The first, a personal investment in a college savings plan for his daughters that actually lost
money and the second, the discovery that his father in law did not make the cut as an accredited
investor despite 35 years of saving for retirement. This change in direction has led Reifler to
develop a plan designed specifically for non accredited investors who have limited options in which
to invest. With this new focus and plan, Reifler also determined five
 Katherine Dunham Research Paper
Go within everyday and find the inner strength so that the world will not blow your candle out (A
Quote by Katherine Dunham 1). Once one of the most successful dancers in both American and
European theater, Katherine Dunham, a dancer, anthropologist,social activist,and educator,
continues to inspire people throughout the world. Named America s irreplaceable DanceTreasure in
2000. Dunham remains a name heard regularly in dance schools across the world ( Katherine
Dunham Biography 4). She is known for always trying to make a difference and in the process she
has become of the world s greatest humanitarians (Osumare 5). Katherine Dunham s work in African
American rights in the dance world and her creation of new styles of dance makes her an important
figure in American dance History.
Katherine Dunham was born June 22, 1909 in Chicago, Illinois ( Katherine Dunham Biography 1).
After her mother s unexpected death four years after her birth, Dunham would be sent to live with
her aunt who would give Dunham her first exposure to music and dance ( Katherine Dunham
Contemporary Black 2). Although she had loved ... Show more content on [Link] ...
She studied different types of dance and incorporated them into her own technique. Called the
matriarch of black dance her groundbreaking repertoire combine innovative interpretation of
caribbean dances,traditional ballet, African rituals and African American rhythms to create the
Dunham technique ( Katherine Dunham Biography 2). Dunham technique is continued to be taught
at schools and companies all over the world. Her travels to other countries always inspired her
choreography. She is credited for bringing caribbean and African influences to a European dominated
world ( Katherine Dunham Biography 2). Dunham s use of different world influences innovated
dance and created more significant choreography. Dunham not only changed how she danced; she
created an entirely new
 Human Suffering And Media Analysis
In the context of the current mediatised society, the media have become the platform where the
encounter with the other increasingly takes place, and in particular, where the public becomes aware
of circumstances of human suffering that are happening far away from their immediate locale
(Thompson, 1995). Even though the media have expanded the field of view of the spectator, the
mediated encounter with the distant sufferer is structured over an abysmal gap (Bauman, 1993)
between the scene of suffering and the safe reality of the spectator sheltered behind the screen. This
paradox has raised a number of moral and ethical considerations. The question at the heart of the
debate is to what extent the new visibility of the other can in fact... Show more content on
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Taking a normative standpoint, Silverstone maintains that the media should function as a public
space that works for the human condition and not against it (2007: 33), a moral space that promotes
the inclusion and care of the other. This cosmopolitan disposition towards the other, especially in the
context of distant suffering, can then become the foundation of transnational solidarity and of the
pursuit of justice overall (Silverstone, 2007). Silverstone advocates for the media to adopt specific
representational principles that foster this sort of cosmopolitan engagement. In particular, he
proposes the notion of proper distance , a theoretical principle that captures the dialectical
coexistence between the common humanity of the other and his irreducible difference (Silverstone,
2007). Proper distance , in other words, identifies the degree of proximity that presents the other as
other with humanity (Chouliaraki and Orgad, 2011); who deserves the dignity that is to be accorded
to all humans but is also unique and implicated in specific geopolitical
 Pensacola Interracialism
Pensacola first attracted it s the attention of European colonies in the 16th Century, when Spain
sought to expand the northern boundary of it American empire. The native inhabitants of Pensacola
were the Panzacola Indians and the first encounter between the Spaniards and the native inhabitants
was in 1528. On the day of the Spaniard s arrival, after dinner in the home of a local native chief,
tribesmen with rocks and arrows attached them, killing several. This did not stop Spain in
establishing a Spanish settlement at Pensacola. In August 1559, more than one thousand, five
hundred soldiers, settlers and slaves disembarked at Pensacola Mexico to establish a permanent
Spanish settlement under Governor Tristan de Luna. A month later, a hurricane... Show more content
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Accounts of bondspeople fleeing south toward Pensacola countered the popular image of enslaved
men and women escaping from the Upper south to the Northern State and Canada in the decades
before the civil war.
Abolitionists helped the slaves run away to safer places and/or run away completely. As evidence,
the tales of the Underground Railroad demonstrate that, a small group of bondspeople managed to
escape from slavery permanently and travelled in a northerly direction, often with the assistance of
others. Among them include Frederick Douglass, Henry Box Brown, William Wells Brown, Harriet
Jacobs, Tubman and Josiah Henson.
Despite being a preferred destination by a lot of run away slaves and a beacon for enslaved
people, Pensacola did not experience any economic growth. Neighboring seaports along the Gulf
Coast like New Orleans, Louisiana and Alabama experienced explosive population growth and
economic development. Pensacola remained an isolated frontier village. The inhabitants were
chiefly West India traders, smugglers, private men, Indians, half breeds, run away Negroes and
white men who had fled from America for good
 Essay on How Did Sohan Lal Effectively Manage Village Affairs
1. How did Sohan Lal effectively manage village affairs, despite any formal education in
management? Support your answers with specific situations from the case.
How did Sohan Lal, the chairman of Sitara managed to become an important person in the village
despite his lack of education? With creativity. Sohan Lal is a very creative person not only does he
manage to resolve different kinds of situations but also manages to get the support of different
entities, organisations and people with persuasion and determination. Sohan Lal always keeps in
mind his main objective which is to: ensure the sustainable rural development of the village . A good
example of persuasion and determination is when Sohan Lal personally went to visit some ... Show
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This will ensure transparency within the members of the Panchayat as the fieldworkers will
constantly have a say about the different projects in the village. During these meetings, another
suggestion would be for Sohan Lal to present a minimum of four different projects that would be
voted by all the members. This will ensure that the allocation given by the MNREGA would not
go to waste, as they will take the project number 2 if a problem arises. The idea of including the
fieldworkers during the numerous meetings is a way to give them the opportunity of choosing
what projects they want to work on to improve the quality of life of all the population. Finally,
another suggestion would be for Sohan Lal and his team to make sure that there is a strong system
of justice in the village. It is important for the population to know that there are rules to follow in
the village, and to set balance of the rights and obligations each members of the society have. 3.
What was the dilemma faced by Sohan Lal in relation to the pond renovation project?
The MNREGA accepted to give an allocation to the village so that Sohan Lal and his team can
manage to renovate the pond using an excavator loader machine called a JCB (funds that need to be
use for a purpose of rural development activities only). The JCB machine would do most of the
excavating work.