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Semantics knowledge is one of the most important element that should had by the teacher when they want to teaching English to their students in the class, and I think as the good teacher I should apply my semantics knowledge to teach them exactly to improving their language skill. As we know our students has…

            This case study focuses on observing a high school teacher while he is implementing or teaching a lesson. The teacher is an educator that specializes in subjects that are related in Science and Technology. For the purpose of this study, the teacher was observed in a typical science laboratory where there are long tiled…

 Introduction         Curriculum implies a well laid out sequence of learning activities and experiences over a period of time which incorporates some form of assessment of what the learner has gained. The focus currently is the immediate applicability of theory learnt in the classroom to the daily routine. This implies that we need to have…

Following the First World War Germanys economy began to fail, the German people were disgruntled with their current government and went in search of nother leader. They were looking for a man that had the mettle to lead their country out of the bad times and into the good. As the world slipped into an…

Social influence is based on the social norms theory which states that ‘our behavior is influenced by incorrect perceptions of how other members of our social groups think and act’ (Berkowitz, 2004, p. 5). College students do not want to behave or think out of the norm due to the fact that everyone is trying…

They say if you love what you do, you will never work a day in your life. That is why usually teachers refer to their job as a calling and not work. One does not go into teaching thinking about how much money they are making or how many kids they are sending out the…

Attachment Theory Attachment theory is about human relations, it confers the emotional attachment of individuals. The main principle of attachment theory is that a child at his early stage of development is dependent on primary care giver. A primary care giver can be his mother or anyone close to him. For normal development of child…

The roots of constructivism could be traced from the fields of philosophy, psychology, sociology, and education. The fundamental idea of constructivism lies in its understanding of human learning. According to the constructivist view, human learning is constructed. Using the foundation of their previous learning, learners build new knowledge. It is sharply contrasted with the notion…

IntroductionWhat was one time a particular juncture nutrient point has now become one of the most popular concern ventures in the state? LechonManok and liempo concern in the Philippines are shooting in about every corner. Some were developed into successful concern franchises and others went out of concern easy. Lechonmanok or roasted poulet is a…

Functional stylistics is a branch of linguistics which studies functional varieties of the literary language determined by specific spheres and aims of communication. In modern society every person constantly finds himself in regularly recurring situations typical of the given culture, in which he has to play a definite social role, i.e. to behave according to…