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Friday, March 27, 2009
Listening Blog-Week of April 13-17
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Friday, March 20, 2009
Listening Blog, Week of March 23-March 27
Directions for CS5 Listening Blog
Each student is required to listen to 5 hours of American audio each week. You may listen to the radio while you drive your car, or you may watch TV at home. You may even go see an American movie at the theatre. You may also go to YouTube.com, Google Video, or anywhere else on the Internet, and find an audio or video file. AT LEAST 1 OR 2 HOURS OF LISTENING SHOULD BE 'ACADEMIC'; IN OTHER WORDS, YOU MUST ATTEND A LECTURE ON CAMPUS, OR GO SEE A SERIOUS MOVIE/DOCUMENTARY, ETC. Anthony will check the CS5 Listening Blog every Friday night, so please post 5 hours of listening posts by the end of the week. In order to pass CS5, you must post 5 hours per week, for the next 7 weeks.
Every time you do one listening (one movie, one lecture, one TV show, one radio program, etc…) you must go to the CS5 blog and write the following information:
§ Title/Name of what you listened to
§ Length of listening
§ Short summary of what you listened to
§ Reaction to listening/opinion of listening
§ A new vocabulary word or phrase that you learned and its meaning
Please see the sample below......
TITLE:
I listened to a TV show called "Survivor."
LENGTH:
1 hour
SUMMARY:
In this episode of Survivor, there were 4 people left on the island. All four people were competing to win the big prize. The people had a big race and a man named Michael won the race. They did many things like playing a game with fire, and making a boat out of wood from trees on the island.
REACTION:
I liked this episode of Survivor because it was interesting and I learned many new words.
NEW WORD/PHRASE:
"On your mark, get set, go." This is a phrase used when people are about to start a race. A person yells it and then when he says "go" everybody must race.
Each student is required to listen to 5 hours of American audio each week. You may listen to the radio while you drive your car, or you may watch TV at home. You may even go see an American movie at the theatre. You may also go to YouTube.com, Google Video, or anywhere else on the Internet, and find an audio or video file. AT LEAST 1 OR 2 HOURS OF LISTENING SHOULD BE 'ACADEMIC'; IN OTHER WORDS, YOU MUST ATTEND A LECTURE ON CAMPUS, OR GO SEE A SERIOUS MOVIE/DOCUMENTARY, ETC. Anthony will check the CS5 Listening Blog every Friday night, so please post 5 hours of listening posts by the end of the week. In order to pass CS5, you must post 5 hours per week, for the next 7 weeks.
Every time you do one listening (one movie, one lecture, one TV show, one radio program, etc…) you must go to the CS5 blog and write the following information:
§ Title/Name of what you listened to
§ Length of listening
§ Short summary of what you listened to
§ Reaction to listening/opinion of listening
§ A new vocabulary word or phrase that you learned and its meaning
Please see the sample below......
TITLE:
I listened to a TV show called "Survivor."
LENGTH:
1 hour
SUMMARY:
In this episode of Survivor, there were 4 people left on the island. All four people were competing to win the big prize. The people had a big race and a man named Michael won the race. They did many things like playing a game with fire, and making a boat out of wood from trees on the island.
REACTION:
I liked this episode of Survivor because it was interesting and I learned many new words.
NEW WORD/PHRASE:
"On your mark, get set, go." This is a phrase used when people are about to start a race. A person yells it and then when he says "go" everybody must race.
Monday, March 16, 2009
UNCG Class Visitation Reports
UNCG CLASS VISITATION REPORTS
You must observe at least 12 hours of classes by Friday, April 17.
Please follow the format below:
Name: Angela Lu
Class: CS5
Instructor: Anthony
Date & Time: 1/31/2008, 9:30-10:45am
Course Title: Leisure & American Lifestyle
Professor: Dr. Catherine E. Dorwart
Class Visitation Report
The main topic was “Motivation”. The professor defined the motivation first, and then identified a variety of motivations for participation in recreation. She kept asking students questions and everyone was involved in the class. One of the topics is recreation in the lives of children. She mentioned that overscheduled child and asked us did we take some classes such as piano, violin classes after school. It recalls me when I was young; I went to cram school after class and to do homework or to review the lessons there. Many people think children will stand pressures. Indeed, I didn’t feel many pressures. I made lots of friends and the teacher taught me how to write my homework. And she taught us Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and some motivation concepts which I learned that before, so I am familiar with these parts.
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