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Extractions: Who are the Vikings? Scandinavian R5B Section 2/Spring 2003 Instructors: Nichole Sterling and Kendra Willson MWF 10:10-11:00/Dwinelle 243 Course Description In this course we will examine the various ways in which the Vikings were represented by medieval Scandinavians and by those who were on the other end of their Viking activities. What kind of people were the Vikings? Is their reputation deserved? In attempting to arrive at answers to these questions, we will consider some Norse sagas and poems, as well as a selection of stories, poetry, and chronicle accounts from other European countries ranging from Ireland to Russia. All of the reading for this course will be in English translation and no prior knowledge of the Vikings or of medieval Scandinavia is expected. Course Goals This course builds on what you have already learned in the Reading and Composition A section. We will continue to practice analytical writing as well as thinking and speaking about texts in a critical way. In addition, this course will focus on creating research papers, including how to locate sources and use them to create an interesting and well-developed research paper. Instructor Information Office Hours (Changes may be announced in class): GSI Office Phone: E-mail Addresses: nls@uclink.berkeley.edu
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Library Of Congress Classification: P - Language And Literature 201299, Comparative grammar. 301-301.5, Style, composition, Rhetoric. 306-310, Translating and Interpreting. 3001-3929, Danish. 5001-5929, swedish. PE, 1-3729, English. http://geography.miningco.com/library/congress/blp.htm
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Extractions: Prerequisite: none A course for students who have no previous knowledge of German or have been placed in Germ 131 by UBC 's placement test. Classes meet 3 hours a week (plus 1 hour of lab work). The course aims at enabling students to communicate accurately in a variety of everyday situations, to speak about past events and to express ideas and hypotheses in German while providing the necessary structural knowledge (grammar) of the language. It makes extensive use of multimedia and computer programs in order to both facilitate and enhance learning. The amount of German used in class will increase steadily and quickly. Text: Treffpunkt , textbook and workbook Term 1 This course will study important aspects of the cultural history of the German speaking countries from their origins into the 19th century. They are interesting in themselves but more so, they have laid the ground for later developments of the 20th century and the contemporary scene. Topics dealt with will be: Germanic traditions and myths; the concept of the Empire (Reich) and the German nation; emergence of a Swiss and Austrian identity; the impact of Lutheran Reformation; war and peace; emergence of the German nationalistic opera with Wagner. Against the background of the political history we will read a few significant literary works and look at some videos which will help bring these bygone periods, characters and themes to life.
Extractions: Term 1 and 2 A course for students who have no previous knowledge of German or have been placed in Germ 100 by UBC's automated placement test. Classes meet 4 hours a week and concentrate on the acquisition of active linguistic skills through integrated and interactive practice in reading, writing, listening and speaking. The course aims at enabling students to communicate accurately in a variety of everyday situations, to speak about past events and to express ideas in German while providing the necessary structural knowledge (grammar) of the language. It makes extensive use of multimedia and computer programs in order to both facilitate and enhance learning. The amount of German used in class will increase steadily and quickly.
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Extractions: to ESL College Students Ru Zhang Bradley University More and more ESL (English as a Second Language) students come to the United States for their college education every year. "Researchers estimate that by the year 2000, ESL students will make up more than 25% of the college student population; colleges in some large cities have already reached this percentage" (Belanoff et.al. 211). It is critical that ESL teachers provide them with the kind of language skills they need to be successful in college and their future career. Marianne Celce-Murica has said: Celce-Murica's statement highlights the ongoing debate about grammar in ESL teaching and presents two extreme positions. We should not go to extremes. I have been teaching English as a foreign language in China for more than ten years, and I have been in a Master of Arts program in English for two semesters at Bradley University in Peoria, IL. Having been both an EFL (English as a Foreign Language) teacher and an ESL student, I have developed a more definitive position about the role of English grammar in the teaching and learning of ESL. This paper focuses on whether traditional grammar should be taught to ESL students who come to the U.S. for higher education, and if so, what kind of traditional grammar should be taught and how.
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Extractions: >>>>> Dear subscribers, Please let me apologize for the html format problems that occurred in connection with the distribution of the September issue. Some of our subscribers seem to have received somewhat distorted versions, if still readable. We will try our best to avoid similar problems in the future. And as always: anyone who has information that might have relevance for linguists in Nordic countries are encouraged to send it either by e-mail to nlb@hit.uib.no or by snail mail to NLB, The HIT Centre, Allégaten 27, 5007 Bergen, Norway. Information about job offers are especially welcome. Best wishes, The Editor Benedicte M. Irgens ============================================================================= Rachel Nordlinger Mail: LFG2000 c/- Chris Manning Linguistics Department Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-2150 USA Contact the local conference organisers at: bfg2000@linguistics.berkeley.edu ALL OTHER INFORMATION including accommodation and registration details will be included in a subsequent call for papers. Following recent LFG tradition, it is our hope that there will be an outdoorsy social event prior to the beginning of LFG2000 - watch this space for further information. =============================================================================
Extractions: Dr. Satyanarayana Gavarasana: Born in Pithapuram, East Godavari District, A.P., India on September 4, 1936. Living with wife Subhadra in Norwood,MA, USA. Parents: Srimati Appalanarasamma and Sri Venkanna. A graduate of Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam, A.P. Fulbright Scholar 1966. Practised as a surgeon in Gollaprolu village of East Godavari District. Founder Managing Trustee and First Medical Director, Lions Cancer Hospital, Visakhapatnam. Co-founder of Dr. M. V. R. MPP School in Gollaprolu. Donated half a million Rupees to Malireddi Umamba MPP Upper Primary School, Gollaprolu in March 2003. Interested in preservation and propagation of Telugu language and in cancer research. We have to be creative to formulate a syllabus to teach Telugu to our young children in the US. Children can learn on their own if we provide teaching materials that provide fun and entertainment. I am informed by friends and supported by their children that Telugu movies of yester years have acted as teachers of Telugu language! Let us not forget that parents are the first teachers and parents can create an atmosphere conducive to learning Telugu at home. And parents can organize a Telugu school in their communities and act as volunteers or recruit someone who is knowledgeable in Telugu to teach Telugu. If they have enough political clout, they can induce their school to include Telugu as part of their childrens curriculum.
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Extractions: Scandinavian 2B (4 units) Spring 2004 Sirpa Tuomainen Elementary Finnish A continuation of Scandinavian 2A offered in the Fall semester. Three hours of language instruction per week. Students continue to develop the basic elements of communicative competence in both the spoken and written language within a cultural context. Workload: about three hours of homework and preparation outside of class per week. Oral and written midterm. Final exam, including a short oral presentation.
Students end of the term award for best composition in Russian But it s not all about studying grammar and vocabulary culture (I almost chose to study swedish or Italian http://www.middlebury.edu/ls/russian/students/
Extractions: Summer 2002 What do Professors of Russian say about the Middlebury Russian School? If youâre thinking about applying to a specific level, click on the level to see comments from students at that level: Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 ... Graduate Program (6-week) If youâre a graduate student at your home institution and thinking about studying in the 9-week session, click here for a link to the comments of graduate students who participated at various levels in the 9-week program. If youâre a non-traditional learner (not of college or graduate school age) and youâre thinking about studying at the Russian School, click here to see comments from other non-traditional learners who have studied with us. If youâd like to know what professors of Russian say about the Middlebury Russian School
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Extractions: I want to write a book. Now, as we all know, my convictions are certainly not strong enough to actually write and publish a book, but Im curious as to how far I can actually get. Now, Ive never written any story. Like, ever. Ive never... developed characters, thought of a plot, all that crap that you have to do to make a book that - ooh, big deal - people might actually want to read. What have I done? This. This website right here. This is my testament to the fact that I write. At all. You see this, world? I write. Right here. Words, here. Here, Im writing. Now. Here. Yeah, okay. You got it. So, all I need is... characters, a plot, a literary agent, a publisher, and a willing audience. Boy, Im practically set. I woke up this morning, hoping to have a good day. Ill tell you now, it didnt suck. But did it not suck? Well, duh. I just said it didnt. But it wasnt great. I didnt have much to eat. I had one whole wheat cracker with some mascarpone cheese (according to my father, everything cream cheese wants to be when it grows up), and then I went to the bus. Very little happened on the actual ride, and Ive completely forgotten what I did in the morning. Im thinking I talked to Luke, Noah, and Sonya. Yeah, Im pretty sure thats it. Then I went to my locker, and eventually walked around with Nathan and Matt (Chambers), while we talked about absolutely nothing.
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