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Poverty in the world
The main causes of poverty in the world are lack of access to resources, lack of economic opportunities, and political instability. Many international organizations receive donations to provide aid to poor countries, helping with issues like famine, child mortality, and education. Individuals can also help by donating money or volunteering with charitable organizations to support long-term development programs.
A World Language
English is the most important language in the world, spoken by over a billion people as either a first, second, or foreign language. It is used for 75% of the world's mail and 60% of phone calls. English is crucial for international business, technology, communication, politics and travel. The document encourages learning English now given its global prevalence and importance.
World Language
This document discusses the benefits of studying a world language. It notes that knowing another language can open opportunities, allow you to connect with other cultures, and improve career prospects. Studying a language enhances cognitive skills, improves standardized test scores, and is attractive to colleges and employers. While Spanish is a useful choice, other languages like French and German provide distinctive advantages and open professional doors. Overall, becoming multilingual enhances one's view of the world and makes one more competitive in the global marketplace.
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Language history and change
1) In the late 18th century, Sir William Jones suggested that languages from different geographical areas may have a common ancestor language. Linguistic investigation into language families has been ongoing for over two centuries since then.
2) The Proto-Indo-European language is reconstructed as the common ancestor of the Indo-European language family, which originally formed in Europe and spread into the Indian subcontinent.
3) Language change occurs through sound changes, borrowing words from other languages, broadening and narrowing of word meanings over time, and syntactic changes to word order and inflection. The historical development of English can be divided into Old, Middle, and Modern English periods marked by external influences and internal sound changes
World language
English has become a global language required for university study and many careers. It is used in academia and is the predominant language for international business and tourism. English originated from Germanic and Celtic languages, with influences from Old French following the Norman conquest of Britain. It spread around the world through British colonization in places like the US, Canada, Australia, India, and others. Today, around 337 million people speak English natively and 350 million use it as a second language. It is the most used language in global commerce and air travel due to the influence and power of English-speaking countries like the UK and US throughout history. While English as a lingua franca enables communication and cultural exchange, it also threatens local languages
World Poverty
Poverty is defined as the inability to meet basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare. Over 1.2 billion people live in extreme poverty, subsisting on under $1.25 per day, with many more living on just $2 per day. South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa contain the highest percentages of the world's poor, at 43.5% and 24.3% respectively. The document provides statistics on global poverty and defines related terms.
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The main causes of poverty in the world are lack of access to resources, lack of economic opportunities, and political instability. Many international organizations receive donations to provide aid to poor countries, helping with issues like famine, child mortality, and education. Individuals can also help by donating money or volunteering with charitable organizations to support long-term development programs.
A World Language
English is the most important language in the world, spoken by over a billion people as either a first, second, or foreign language. It is used for 75% of the world's mail and 60% of phone calls. English is crucial for international business, technology, communication, politics and travel. The document encourages learning English now given its global prevalence and importance.
World Language
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Language history and change
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2) The Proto-Indo-European language is reconstructed as the common ancestor of the Indo-European language family, which originally formed in Europe and spread into the Indian subcontinent.
3) Language change occurs through sound changes, borrowing words from other languages, broadening and narrowing of word meanings over time, and syntactic changes to word order and inflection. The historical development of English can be divided into Old, Middle, and Modern English periods marked by external influences and internal sound changes
World language
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World Poverty
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Bellevue world language 101
- 2. Bonjour
- 5. J’aime… les sports les arts les films les gens voyager le Xbox lire la cuisine la musique la famille
- 6. D’où es tu? Je suis de Iowa.
- 7. Conversation
- 14. Job Interview
- 15. 28 years in Education
- 17. Publishing
- 19. Introductions
- 21. Your Best First Day Ever
- 22. 90% Target Language Why? How?
- 24. Remember
- 25. Passion
- 27. Travel
- 28. Wesh!
- 31. 1st Language
- 32. Imagine
- 34. What Challenges? 90% Target Language •Teacher A Talks 30s Silence •Teacher B Talks 30s Silence •Teacher C Talks 30s Silence •Discussion Overflow
- 35. What Not to Be Afraid Of
Notes de l'éditeur
- Introduce the feelings with gestures – TPR Add to name tag
- Add to name tag
- Levez-vous si vous êtes de Iowa Add to nametag
- Bicycle Chain
- TPR
- Taught all grade levels 4 states Both coasts
- Initial standards in 1995 Revision for WA Filmed by WGBH Boston
- Think Hi 5 Alive
- Brainstorm at least 3 ideas