A Birds Eye View English Listening Exercise

A Birds Eye View English Listening Exercise When speaking English, as in most languages, we typically use directions like up, down, left and right to describe directions. But imagine if you spoke a language that didnt use these directions. Imagine telling someone to raise their northwest hand, or go north down the hallway, and enter the first door on the east. Pigeons know their way around.There are several languages that do rely on a strong sense of direction to speak the language. In this English listening exercise, youll hear a podcast about how pigeons and humans can have an amazing sense of direction, when they pay attention and use their birds eye view. You can find and download the podcast here, or play it below. Contact us if youd like to take a class using this listening exercise. /* */ What was unusual about the war hero that Mindy talked about?Why pigeons?A.B.What was the problem for the British?What was so amazing about what GI Joe did?If you go ___ ___ __ ____ to the center of the earth, theres ___ ____ metal __ __ _____, churning.You long to grab one by the ____ ___ ___ ____ and ask them how they do this.What dont some languages have?How do you say hello in the Australian aboriginal language?How do they always know their direction, even indoors, according to the scientist?What did she see in her mind after a week in Austrailia?What is a birds-eye view?What interesting thing did Karen Jacobsen do?

I Got a C in 9th Grade Math, Now What - Private Tutoring

I Got a C in 9th Grade Math, Now What BobbiM Mar 22, 2013 In 9th Grade Math, I got a C, now what? This is another article by my daughter, who is a Freshman in high school and is in 9th grade math. Here, she shares her story of when she got a C in 9th grade math and what she did to learn from it and then to turn things around. I hope you find the article interesting and helpful. Thanks for reading and, if youre interested, she wrote another really interesting article on Organization Tips for High School Students. Oh, and if youre wondering what the picture of the Afro to the right is all about, I have no idea. It seemed like a good idea at the time, but now an Afro on a post about Math seems just really random. Oh well. This past term in school, I got my first C. Devastated by this Im determined for it to not happen again. But what went wrong this grading term? Lets make it into a lesson for us all. One factor that went into my C is that I did not understand things we learned earlier and so when we added upon that knowledge I was doomed to fail because I hadnt understood before. Lesson 1 Make sure you understand what youre learning before you move on in the lesson. You cant afford a gap in your learning and understanding.  Another factor resulting in my bad grade was that I didnt reach out and receive personal help that I needed to help me understand what I didnt. I did not ask for a tutor or even ask questions that I shouldve. Lesson 2 This was a fatal mistake and I know I dont need to be afraid to ask questions or get homework help-often its the only way youll learn.  I often leave school at school and seem to forget about it at home. Instead, it would have been beneficial to me if I had laid out what I needed help on and done some practice at home. Even reviewing notes would have been better than forgetting about school when I stepped into my house. Lesson 3 Take some time at home to do school work and review. Its all for your benefit anyway. Conclusion By figuring our the factors that played into my bad grade, I learned some crucial things I need to be doing in order to get good grades, but not only that: I learned things needed as habits in order to get the most out of my education and be more prepared for things ahead including college. Key points learned: Make sure you understand what youve learned before moving on Ask questions and reach out for the help you need Take some school home and review Find the Best Private Tutors At Reasonable Rates - Get Real Results Fast! Choose Your Subject - Add Your Zip Code - Find Top Rated Tutors Today InPerson or Online Online InPerson