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Educators as Leaders: Motivating Appropriately
jose lucio Docente
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Educators should be cautious not to over use extrinsic motivators when trying to engage their students in the classroom. Extrinsic motivators may be beneficial in simple and repetitive tasks, but it has…
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Wilde and "The Picture of Dorian Gray"
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Oscar Wilde had been thinking about creating a major novel for some time. In 1884, he often visited the studio of a painter friend called Basil Ward. One day the sitter at Ward’s studio was a very…
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We are living things
EduBook Organización
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Human beings Human beings are living things. We are born, we eat, we grow, we interact with each other, we reproduce and we die. Human beings are different from animals in two ways: We can think. We can…
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LSE Cities: Future cities
Laia Docente
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LSE studies how people and cities interact in a rapidly urbanising world, focussing on how the design of cities impacts on society, culture and the environment. Through research, conferences, teaching…
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An example of a reflex action
EduBook Organización
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Reflex actions are rapid and happen without us thinking. For example, imagine that you are in the kitchen and your hand accidentally touches a hot saucepan; you would pull your hand away. The sensory…
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Computer Science Unplugged
Tiching explorer Organización
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The resource consists of a book (PDF file) designed to help us learn how computers work. The book contains mathematically based activities (e.g. exploring binary numbers, mapping and graphs, patterns…
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Video about filler such as Like and Stuff
British Council Organización
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After watching "Oxford Scene 2" (from the "Word on the Street" series), in this video we focus on informal words such as "like" and "stuff" when they don't mean…
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Reading
EduBook Organización
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Scrooge walked home to the rooms where he lived. Years ago his partner Marley lived there. They were very old and dark and silent. The knocker1 on the door was large but it was like hundreds of other…
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Before you read Ch 2 01 (FCE) - Marley’s Ghost
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Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each space. There is an example at the beginning. Scrooge walked home to the rooms where he lived. Years ago partner Marley lived there. They were…
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True/false. The birth of the modern world
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Which of the following statements about the birth of the modern world are true or false?: The economic expansion of the 17th and 18th centuries was accompanied by a new way of understanding the world…
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