Learning Japanese

Learning Japanese this semester was a dream come true . I remember the day the day got introduced to the language . It was the day i saw the anime " Ranma 1/2 " on Axn channel when i was form 2 . That was the day i fell in love with Japanese Anime . Many years passed by and i watched a lot of anime with the help of subtitles . Now my dream will come true to watch anime's without subtitles .

I always never forget the anime Ranma 1/2 , because it was a real action, comedy and full of romantic love scenes.Ranma 1/ 2 rocks ! Learning Japanese is not easy as it requires hardwork and attentio . I want you guys share a video when i was learning japanese . pls comment guys !

This is the way how you learn !

Date : 26 July 2010

Time : 8.30 a.m.

Class : 1 Anslem

Number of students : 31/31

Level of proficiency : Intermediate

Theme : Grammar

Topic : Negative and Positive Statement

Learning outcome : By the end of the lesson the students should :

a)Able to repeat properly after listening to statement

b)Speak using the correct statement (negative or positive )

c)Able to question and answer politely

d)Learn various ways and types of positive and negative statement

e)How to make a statement positive and vise-verse

By end of the lesson the students should be able to :

converse

answer correctly

able to differentiate when to use positive and negative statement

use all the types of positive and negativements

Education Emphasis :

Thinking skills

writing skills

multiple intelligence

Resource Materials :

Preston's Revised English For Primary

Priory Knowledge

Critical thinking

Kemahiran Masa Depan

Moral values :

students and teacher have a better understanding

a better learning enviroment

Stage / Time	Content	Teacher and student activities	Rationale and materiale
Stage 1 Induction	Questions : Ex: Is this pen not yours? You are William aren’t you ?	a )A set of questions are forwarded to students using the positive and negative statements. b)the students are then required to answer.	Whiteboard and marker pens Rationale : To give an idea to the students and to learn how well they know about negative and positive statement
Stage 2	Types of negative and positive statement	Teachers teaches about the types of negative and positive statement. The students are then taught how to answer and question .	Lcd projector Laptop White screen Speaker Rationale : To help them understand when to use the statements
Stage 3	Write 5 positive and negative statements Then write the answers for the statements	Teacher explains briefly again . The teacher gives a piece of paper and asks the students to do the task.
Stage 4	Do you know everything about positive statements ?	Teacher gives a test to check and the students . Lastly the students are tested with a quiz .	White board and handhouts

They are just special!

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To successfully teach a dyslexic child to read, you need to use a multi-sensory method. This helps reach the dyslexic reader. Simultaneous, multisensory teaching usies all learning pathways in the brain (visual/auditory, kinesthetic-tactile) simultaneously in order to enhance memory and learning. In addition, the teaching strategy should be systematic and cumulative. Multi-sensory language instruction requires that the organization of material follows the logical order of the language. The sequence must begin with the easiest and most basic elements and progress methodically to more difficult material. Each step must also be based on those already learned.
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The content presented must be mastered to the degree of automaticity.Multi-sensory, structured language programs need to include both synthetic and analytic instruction. Synthetic instruction presents the parts of the language and then teaches how the parts work together to form a whole. Analytic instruction presents the whole and teaches how this can be broken down into its component parts.

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