Censorship is a Reality in Most Countries

by Diana-Mara Anghelina - Generally speaking, censorship refers to preventing the access of the public to information. In case you are wondering who may take such a decision, it is the controlling groups who believe that others are not allowed to access the information which is being censored. Governments usually do that in most of the countries in the world. There is a form of positive...

Lesson Plan : Acquiring New Information

Class type: elementary level pupils (4th grade) Frequency: 1 hour/week; 50'/hour Textbook: Optional course Type of lesson: acquiring new information (Vocabulary) Skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening Purpose: The purpose of this lesson is to provide students with the vocabulary related to zoo (animals and their description), at an elementary level. Didactic strategies: - methods...

Lesson Plan : It's the Highest in the World

Class type: 6th grade Frequency: 2 hours/week; 50'/hour Textbook: Snapshot VI, Longman Type of lesson: mixed - acquiring new information Skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening Didactic strategies: - methods and procedures: conversation, explanation, dialogues, talking about experiences; - organization: class work, pair work, individual work; - materials and equipment: textbook,...