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CV

Personal Details

Address / Home Tel. No. / Mobile Number / Email

Profile

An outgoing and professional tourism graduate, with experience in different areas including entertainment and leisure, and food and beverages. Looking to put into practice academic ability and work experience in the entertainment and leisure sector.

Education and Qualifications

2012-present BA in Tourism Management, University of Salamanca

Specializing in entertainment and leisure

Work experience at the Theatre of Salamanca and the Leisure Centre in Madrid.

Volunteer Experience

2008-2009 Volunteer, Madrid Visitor Centre

• Giving local information to visitors
• Booking tickets and accommodation
• Assisting tour guides and interpreting on excursions

Additional Information

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UNIT 12. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN L1 AND L2 LEARNING

L1 → first language

L2 → second language

KEY CONCEPTS 

Essential Study Skills

Skills Highlighted by Dr. Wagner

• Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

• Collaboration and Influential Leadership

• Information Access and Analysis

• Effective Oral and Written Communication

• Agility and Adaptability

• Imagination and Curiosity

• Initiative and Entrepreneurialism

Understanding Arguments

Key Concepts

• Assumption:

  An unstated reason crucial to the conclusion's validity.

• Inconsistency:

  A contradiction within the reasoning.

Expertise and Sources

• Expertise:

  Experience, skills, and qualifications in a specific field.

• Primary Source:

  Original, unaltered source from the time of an event.

• Secondary Source:

  Uses or adapts information from primary sources.

Annotated Bibliography Criteria

• Citation
• Introduction and Source Type
• Aims and Research

Unit 15: Approaches to Language Teaching

What Is an Approach to Language Teaching?

Our view of language and how language learning takes place influences our teaching approach. For example, one view might consider language as a set of grammar rules, learned through study and translation. Another approach might emphasize communication, focusing on fluency through interactive activities.

Comparing Approaches

Synopsis

Sam Sylvester, a dedicated teacher at Hawkwood School, strives to instill ambition in his students and inspire them to achieve great things. He decides to train them for a sports competition against the affluent students of Greycoats. The great adventure begins here.

Key Vocabulary

• Team: A group of people who play a sport or game together against another group.
• Race: A competition to see who can run, ride, or drive the fastest.
• Course: The ground where a race is run.
• Competition: A game or sport that people try to win.
• Mare: A female horse.
• Recording: The process of storing sounds or images.
• Shed: A small building used for storage.
• Knackers: People who buy and sell old horses.
• Score: The number of points in a game or test.
• Slide: To move smoothly

Tercer rekorda:

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T1: Intro: ICT info communication technology CAI computer assisted inst | 4 KEY ELEMENTS

affect learning: learner, teacher, curriculum, infrastructure

Potential of IT:

1. As object: content, goals..
2. Medium to enhance teaching/learning process.

Infrastructure:

perceptions, curriculum design, infrastructure, school organization, educational policies.

Emerging issues:

1. Society industrial to knowledge / IT enhance teaching-learning.
2. Tech push: change education / educational pull: address educational needs.

TPCK (Tech, pedagogic. content knowledge):

emphasize interaction between 3 domains.

OLPC: One laptop per child. Strategies:

1. Access hardware
2. Local language
3. Qualified educators
4. Quality research
5. Access content creation.

T1: INFO society -> KNOWL. soc. (as commodity)

Do business, a job • make money, a loss • launch a product, a campaign • cut costs, jobs • reach a decision, a target • run a business, a company

PAST SIMPLE • Yesterday • Last week/month/year etc • Ago • In/at/on + time e.g. on Monday

PRESENT PERFECT • Since • For • Yet • Already • Just • So far/up to now • Always/ever/never

• 1. The staff training programme was upgraded a) Last year b) in the late 1990s • 2. The first computer was invented a) In the 20th century c) many years ago • 3. It has been a difficult year in Portugal b) so far c) till now • 4. They have b) already c) never met their targets • 5. How many new products have they launched a) Since last summer b) this year?

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Modal Verbs in English

Obligation:

• Must (deber, tener que)
• Have to (tener que)

Must is used for orders and strong obligations, while have to is often used in a more general sense.

Prohibition:

• Mustn't (no deber)
• Can't (no poder)

Mustn't is more commonly used.

Necessity:

• Need to (necesitar)

Permission:

• Can (poder)
• May (poder)
• Could (podría)

Can and could are used more informally, while may is more formal.

No Necessity:

• Needn't (no necesitar)
• Don't have to (no es necesario que...)

Recommendations, Advice, Opinions:

• Should (deberías)
• Ought to (deberías)

Negative recommendations: Shouldn't and Oughtn't

Ability:

• Can (present)
• Be able to (future)
• Could (past)

Understanding Advice, Nouns, and Suffixes

A piece of advice: un consejo
Advisable: aconsejable
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