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This summary is to organize yourselves and to keep some information if you felt you couldnt store information in your memory Please memorize these information well at least for the clinical years. began (and ended) . with a . written . reflection… everyday?. Students were . greeted. at the . door, . every day. ?. Every class posted the lesson objective for the . day/ the . Essential Question for today’s learning? . Peter Amey Publication notes Invited keynote address at the Twelfth Safety-critical Systems Symposium, Birmingham, UK, 17-19 February 2004. Published in “Practical Elements of Safety” Fe Dr Gina May. Student Learning Advisory Service. What is ‘paraphrasing’?. One of the legitimate ways of ‘borrowing’ from a source. . (others are quoting and summarising). The expression of someone else’s ideas in your own words. i ii iii Dear Students:Dear Students: Welcome to Norman North High School! It is my honor to serve you during these four years of your educational life. Your experiences while at Norman North will hel Instructions . This module is designed to provide the slides and materials needed to teach staff, students and families about a SW-PBS Classroom topic. . Notes have been written to assist with the presentation. All information is taken from “How to Study” by Kenneth E. . Standley. Why . should I take notes? I can remember just as much if I listen carefully. ! . False!. . Studies . have shown . that…. Day Monday Notes: Tuesday Notes: Wednesday Notes: Thursday Notes: Friday Notes: Saturday Notes: Sunday Notes: Workout Intervals Steady row Repeat four times for one set then take a break of 3 minu Reasons to write a thank you note…. To show gratitude . for a gift – Christmas, birthday, graduation, wedding. f. or hosting a special event or dinner. for a business service that was especially good. Dr . Anand. . Mahanand. Dept. of Materials Development. EFL University, Hyderabad-500007. Selecting a topic. How do you get a topic?. How do you select?. How do you narrow it down?. What are the criteria of your selection?. Textbook pp. 66-67. Purpose: . Read to discover examples of the speaker’s feelings of isolation and exile.. Background: . The ties of kinship were such an important part of life during the Anglo-Saxon period that the threat of becoming isolated from one’s community was almost unbearable. The speaker of this elegy mourns the loss of her husband and what he represents—security, comfort, and safety—although it is not clear why she has lost his favor or why she is a “friendless exile.” The speaker may have been married to her husband in order to end a dispute between clans, and if the dispute were rekindled, she would have been separated from her husband and banished. Another interpretation is that the husband, too, has turned against her. Whatever the cause of her isolation, her grief represents the universal concept of loss and loneliness.. ‘Thank You’. Stephanie Boeding. Alumni communications coordinator. Wartburg College. Waverly, IA. stephanie.boeding@wartburg.edu. www.wartburg.edu. What a ‘thank you’ can do. iModules. tools have helped us more than . . will:. Become familiar . with the format and use of learning logs . Experience . reflective writing activities . Gain a better understanding of how to use Cornell Notes . . Learn how to use WICOR strategies . the main ideas or topics. Students will be more likely to identify the important concepts during class and take more selective notes. However, avoid giving students so much material that they elect po NotesStudents must take one nWestern Cultures course Students who transfer to UNI with an AA degree may still need to complete the LAC 2B requirement if they did not satisfy this category with a trans