Volume 48 Number 2 2010
My greatest Magazine is English
Teaching Forum in my life. I read
some Magazines and NewsPapers
too, but The English Teaching
Forum's accuracy is measureable
on my study. It is also valuable
for me, due to becoming an
English language student for teacher.
Such a way the respected Magazine
has been coming through the
Post Box in Kathmandu only
two copies of this year 2010.
I have enjoyed with Lacrosse
word puzzle and BE A GOOD
SPORT , the lesson is fruitful for me.
I have heard the first time about
the sport LACROSSE, that is
formed in Mexico before twelfth
century. in this era as many
as women are involving on
an enjoyable sport LACROSSE.
Using films for intercultural training
by Christine Poel (Germany) is
new way for the teacher on the
following points of views--->
-------> Cultural representation in film,
------->Films that deal with different patterns of behavior,
------->Using films in the classroom,
------->An intercultural project involving film,
------->Using the internet for research purposes,
------->Composing film summaries,
------->Presentation skills,
"Towards Better Group Work:
Seeing the Difference between Cooperation and Collaboration"
Gives an important idea , such key terms are necessary to remember
-------> Strengths of collaboration
------->Collaboration --- a chimera or realistic goal?
-------> A limited yet important role for teachers
-------> Laying the groundwork for successful collaboration
*∞> Being consistent
*∞> Cultivate a positive environment
------->-------> Sample Collaborative activities
*∞> Vocabulary brainstorm
*∞>Preparing s structured survey
*∞> Drawing together
*∞> All the ingredients matter?
*∞> The secret of the internet
------->-------> Frequently Asked
Questioned about Collaborative tasks
1. How can I be sure that all the
students will participate?
2. Should teachers assign roles- or not?
3. How should teachers handle
emotional reactions?
Conclusion : Give it a chance.
This time the readers are able to
get new sport's in introduction.
That's about LACROSSE.
LACROSSE originated in
Mexico early than 12th century.
It was famous in at least 48 north
east American tribes in 1600s, now
LACROSSE championship can
draw up to 50,000 people.
www.uslacrosse.org/museum
