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2. Measure For Measure - Shakespeare's Plays OECD/CERI ICT PROGRAMME Hungarian case study No. 4 A Case Study of ICT and School Improvement at the PRIMARY SCHOOL AT ALMÁSI STREET, MAKÓ, hungary June 2001, Budapest Andrea Kárpáti, Team Leader Csilla Sándor, Researcher in the South of hungary. "hungary bridge from west to most developed areas in. hungary. This is probably the only school in hungary where the position of the http://shakespeare.about.com/library/blmeasure_1_2.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Shakespeare Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Shakespeare with Amanda Mabillard Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Shakespeare FAQs Quotations Shakespeare Timeline ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Measure for Measure, Act I, Scene II ACT ISCENE II A Street. Enter LUCIO and two Gentlemen LUCIO If the duke with the other dukes come not to composition with the King of Hungary, why then all the dukes fall upon the king. First Gentleman Heaven grant us its peace, but not the King of Hungary's! Second Gentleman Amen. LUCIO Thou concludest like the sanctimonious pirate, that went to sea with the Ten Commandments, but scraped one out of the table. Second Gentleman 'Thou shalt not steal'? LUCIO Ay, that he razed. First Gentleman Why, 'twas a commandment to command the captain and all the rest from their functions: they put forth to steal. There's not a soldier of us all, that, in

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frizzy logic a lifestyle that doesn't add up Tuesday, April 08, 2003 Get out that hobbyhorse and ride, girl, ride Ok. It's a stupid hour in the middle of the night, but I just couldn't sleep because of my exponentially increasing anger over the no doubt almost non-existent UK media coverage of the massacre of civilians in the Democratic Republic of Congo. (See post below which I can't link to because the archives are up the spout.) Which led me, naturally, to one of my favourite irritants, the blind, stupid, ignorant and crass imbalance in reporting of the African continent in the domestic UK media. So. Name one country in Africa that you've heard quite a lot about. Other than South Africa. I'm willing to bet quite a fat wad of money that it'd be Zimbabwe. Oh yes, that's where that evil, evil little maniacal megalomaniac with his ridiculous Hitler mustache hangs out isn't it? He's a corrupt bastard who's starving his people, killing off opposition supporters and, oh, taking away those productive commercial farms and giving them to his mates. We hear about him a lot. But let's look at just a few examples. You might have heard accusations of the Zimbabwean Government's responsibility for exacerbating the country's food shortage. But did you hear about this:

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Lifetime Learners Institute at Norwalk Community College Fall 2002 Courses Main page Fall program Dates, locations Contact us ... Calendar Hint: To search this page for a name or key word, click Edit/Find on the menu at the top of the screen. NEW American Business Life in Fiction and Film 8 sessions - Tuesday - 1:00 PM - Starts 9/24 Ed Mintz has a degree in English and taught at NCC for 30 years. He enjoys his retirement by creating and leading courses which explore a variety of cultural areas. NEW Areas of Conflict-Israel and Palestine The goal of the course is to promote a fuller understanding of the sources of conflict and, through this understanding, to provide a basis for their resolution. This course, the first of a series of courses to be offered each fall, will focus on the Middle East conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian peoples. It will explore the history of the conflict (whose history?), the players (both populations and political structures), the issues, and the solutions. The sessions will begin with a review of material provided followed by a discussion of that material. 4 sessions - Monday - 12:30 PM - Starts 9/23 Dave Davidson has an MS degree from Fordham U., a BA degree from Marymount College, and MBA and BBA degrees from CUNY. He had a 32-year career in the corporate world followed by 9 years as a college counselor. He has traveled in the Middle East, both for business and pleasure, and has been in Israel/Palestine four times, most recently in 2000.

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Sociology 338 Project Introduction: Trends in Latino Educational Attainment The germination of our interest in the area of education comes from the abysmal statistics in educational outcomes for Latino students across the nation. In 1994, 34.7% of Latino students dropped out of high school, in comparison to 15.5% of blacks and just 12% of whites. How can such a troubling trend of epidemic proportions among Latino students be explained? Scholars like Jonathan Kozol attribute this trend to the disparity of resources and quality of education available in minority-majority school districts in low-income areas, in comparison to suburban, middle class communities. In Savage Inequalities , Kozol conducts a nation-wide comparison of the disparity in school spending per pupil and quality of education available in neighboring communities at extremely distant socioeconomic strata, such as Camden and Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Kozol comments that "to a real degree, what is considered 'adequate' or 'necessary' or 'sufficient' for the poor... is determined by the rich or relatively rich... in accord with their opinion of what children of the poor are fit to become, and what their social role should be"(216). Using information like the graph below, Kozol links students' educational attainment with the socioeconomic class of their families; however, Kozol points out that schools in minority-majority communities are at the bottom of the education and socioeconomic scale because the communities are aggregations of families under poverty.

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Western Civil-Society Empowerment and the Lessons Learned from the Balkans By Prof. Biljana Vankovska DCAF and the University of Skopje TFF associate May 7, 2002 DCAF Workshop Promoting Civil Society in Good Governance: Lessons for the Security Sector Prague, 15-16 April 2002 The starting premise of this analysis is that the Western policy of civil society empowerment has at the same time differed and coincided with the general policy of conflict management (or better, mismanagement) in the region. Western political interventions and civil society aid programmes confronted and/or supported each other but there has not been any consistent strategy of orchestrated approach. Understandably, the results at the end of the day appear to be minor and inadequate. 1. Civil Society Between Myths and Reality "Compatibility of pacifism and militarism was achieved that moment when the idea of nation-state was promoted and won at the election. Through the establishment of the nexus nation-state, which indivisible elements are the concepts of "one's own military" and "national security", there was introduced a distinction between "our" and "their" military, between the good (Slovenes) and bad (the others) boys, between justified and unjustified militarisation, and at last instance - all these led toward revolutionary (Leninist) logic of differentiation between "just" and "unjust" wars ..."

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Vol 31 No 3, July - September 1993 Page 38 PREVIOUS CONTENTS SEARCH NEXT HUNGARY Self-Correction and Rewriting of Student Compositions: The Correction Code by Nancy Marie Wood After spending hours correcting student compositions, we are often disappointed when we return papers to our students, only to see them glance at their grade and tuck them away in a book or notebook. We may wonder what, if anything, they have learned from their work. In my years of teaching writing to intermediate and advanced learners of English as a second or foreign language, I have found that the use of a correction code to guide students in correcting their own errors makes writing more of a learning activity. Using the correction code does not make marking papers more efficient, but it does provide students with an opportunity to learn from their mistakes and to gain confidence in their ability to write. Sample Correction Code SYMBOL TYPE OF ERROR cap capitalization P punctuation SP spelling add a word optional number (singular or plural) SV subject-verb agreement VT verb tense VF verb form (gerund, participle, etc.

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Monographs Online by Susan Taylor Howell Author of mail Susan Taylor Howell e-monographs fingering charts do you have comments or queries? ... our Website suggest how they can be applied in beginning recorder classes, "The characteristics of a good musician can be summarised as follows: 1. A well-trained ear 2. A well-trained intelligence 3. A well-trained heart 4. A well-trained hand. All four must develop together, in constant equilibrium. As soon as one lags behind or rushes ahead, there is something wrong." He felt that only the finest musicians should be permitted to teach children, unlike the attitude at many American teacher-training institutions. The same approach works for instruments, but there are differences. You can't Prepare low "la," for example, by using it in different songs until you have actually taught the fingering for that note, but there are other activities that accomplish the same thing. You can have the class sing low "la," and then find the note on their recorders. The teacher can play a tune with the new note, and ask them to figure out what you are doing. (My students love that!)

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ADMISSION LINKS: Primary and Lower School FAQ's Middle and Upper School FAQ's Diversity Financial Aid ... Directions to Founders' HallAdmission Office and Headmaster's Office PDF APPLICATIONS: Kindergarten Grades 1-5 Grades 6-12 Frequently Asked Questions about Middle and Upper Schools Grades 6 through 12 When and why was Viewpoint School founded? Viewpoint School was founded in 1961 by a group of parents in order to offer young people an enriched college preparatory program, emphasizing excellence and achievement, and providing individualized attention in a nurturing environment. What is the structure and size of Viewpoint? Located at the western-end of the San Fernando Valley with convenient access from freeways, Viewpoint is nestled in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains on a campus of 25 acres, with scenic canyon vistas, rolling hillsides, a flowing stream, colorful flowers, and stately heritage oak trees. What accreditations and memberships does the School hold?

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STA 2023 Introduction to Statistics I, Course Outline Spring 2000 WEEK TOPICS Introduction (1.1 - 1.6)*; Relative frequency distributions and histograms (2.2); Summation notation (2.3); Measures of central tendency and variability (2.4-2.5); Omit (2.1). Interpreting standard deviation; Rare events and statistical inference, percentiles, z-scores (2.6-2.7); Omit (2.8-2.10). Sample spaces, sample points, events, and the probability of an event (3.1); event composition (3.2); Mutually exclusive events, the Additive Rule (3.4); Complementary events (3.3); Conditional probability (3.5). The Multiplicative Rule, independence (3.6); Omit (3.7-3.8); Review (if time is available). Random variables and probability distributions (4.1-4.2); Expected value and variance of discrete random variables (4.3). Binomial random variables, mean and variance of the binomial distribution, binomial tables (4.4); Omit (4.5-4.6). Continuous random variables (5.1); Normally distributed random variables, table of the standard normal distribution (z-table) (5.3); Omit (5.2). Normal approximation to the binomial distribution (5.5); Omit (5.4, 5.6); Review (if time is available).

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Katalin Nemethne Pal, GKI Economic Research Co.: Small Open Economies: The Benefits of the Foreign Direct Investment The Experiences in the Hungarian Manufacturing Industry Presentation at the 1st International Conference of Association of South Eastern European Economic Universities. Thessaloniki, May 24-27, 2000 Introduction By the end of the eighties and the beginning of the nineties deep economic and political crises broke out in most Central East European countries. The process stemmed from a general crisis of the planned economy , which manifested itself in equilibrium, growth, structural, institutional, and modernisation crisis. These crises led to the change of social and economic systems, but with different speeds and depth in each country. The transition countries of South Eastern Europe are facing now the historic chance of integrating themselves into the more developed part of Europe. This program is very similar to the situation in Central Eastern Europe ten years ago. Many years have to pass before a reliable assessment can be provided on the position achieved by the region in the world economy as well the success of different policies pursued by each country . However, after ten years it is time for us to make a balance.

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GLOBAL VISON - LOCAL ACTION European convention of the World Council of Reformed Churches at Nagyvárad Global vision - Local action was the motto of the European convention of the World Council of Reformed Churches. The meeting was held between 18-23 August, 2002. László Tõkés, bishop of the Királyhágó-mellék (Transsylvania, Rumania) Church District invited the delegates of the European Reformed Churches to the town on the banks of the river Körös. A resolution was made that the number of the governing council would be reduced to 12. The member Churches, numbering around 40, elected the Swiss Gottfried Locker as president, Marek Izdebski, Eszter Karsai from Budapest as vice presidents and Ian Alexander as secretary. Dr Sándor Fazakas, professor of the Debrecen Theological University was elected to be the member of the theological committee. An interview with him follows. What were the main areas of discussion and some of the decisions of the meeting? The participants tried to express the message of the Church towards the world, society and other denominations in three main areas: 1. confronting the past. 2. situation of minorities, 3. economic justice and globalisation. Confronting the past This issue has its actuality in almost every country of Europe. Often stepping forward and renewal are bogged down by sins, failures and unresolved issues from the past in relation to Church-life as well as the society on the whole. Often the victims and the responsible are still occupying their formal positions. This set-up makes living together, reconciliation and moving forward very difficult. What can be the solution in such a situation? Forgiveness loses its value and reconciliation can never happen without acknowledgement of ones sins. The opinion of the delegates was that the Church itself should become the medium of reconciliation. One could accept responsibility and ask for forgiveness without fear. This way the Church could be the model for the society.

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OIT @oit spring 00 issue UMass Technology Projects Showcased: Five College Multimedia Fair By Carol B. MacKnight Academic Computing cmacknight@oit.umass.edu Please note: This is an archived copy of a printed publication, provided for reference and context only. In the case of some articles, information and links (especially to non-UMass Web sites) may be out of date. OIT does not actively maintain these pages. The Five College Multimedia Fair has become an annual showcase for faculty multimedia projects. This year's fair was held at Smith College on February 17, 2000. Enthusiastic faculty from the Five Colleges displayed their projects and spoke about how their use of technology enhances students’ learning experiences. In the short talks and at poster sessions, groups gathered to hear "compassionate pioneers" describe and answer questions about uses of technology, pedagogy, and the developmental process. Projects at all levels of technical complexity were represented. Participants representing many disciplines demonstrated Web pages designed to accompany specific courses or research topics, multimedia presentations created with various software packages, tutorial programs, interactive tools, software for research and analysis of data, and much more. From the excitement generated, some of these experimental applications are likely to spawn new designs and uses of technology.

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