Australian Open 2015
Page one for male players. (Lesson 1)
Page two for female players. (Lesson 2)
Use: Lead-in questions.
Set-up: a colour page per table
Q: 你喜欢谁？
A: 我喜欢[name]
Q: 你最喜欢谁？
A: 我最喜欢[name]
https://www.dropbox.com/s/njziwiyo6wqxb6v/w02%20talk%20about%20ausopen.pdf?dl=0
Teach this sentence:
Why to teach it?
– nobody denies guanxi plays a crucial role in Chinese communities but many people feels Australia had a similar system. Is it it true? What are the similarities and differences.
What to teach?
– grammar 有、没（有）、就
– culture: concepts of 关系, how it influences people’s life / power and wealth distribution
How to teach it?
– a big question 🙂
「有關係就沒關係，沒關係就有關係」
柯文哲說，他前幾天和體育局官員談到，台北市12個運動中心的場所租出合約，租金計價方式都不一樣，所以他叫財政局定統一公式，體育局現在補助學校辦運動比賽的經費，過去很多是看交情、看關係，「有關係就沒關係，沒關係就有關係」，因此，未來他會要求把補助費申請表、補助標準等都上網公告，審核委員也要公開遴選，才能達到公開透明的目標。
Source: http://newtalk.tw/mobile/news_in.php?id=56354
I stole the idea for you from alliance française de melbourne.
I’m quite happy with iOS 7. You can check these new features out.
I just realised that I can get a professional laid-out CV by using the export tab under Portfolio.
Here is a simple example of using Comic Life.
I want to document and share more chinese lessons online. I wonder if there is a best template I can use.
I will share it on mediawiki. I am currently working on this template: http://han-yu.org/wiki/index.php/Template:LessonPlan
Once I finalise it, I will use it to share more lesson plans (particularly for teaching with ICT) and this can also be used on wikiversity.
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I start making CVs at the moment. One of the leading tools for students is Mahara. I also use it for myself and it works really well. Unfortunately, there is a small flaw. You can’t print out your CV easily as a PDF file.
I tried copy&paste to MS Word, and then adobe Dreamwaver. Both aren’t satisfactory. Guess what, I know a free tool called BlueGriffon and after a quick adjustment. It produces great CVs.
You can download BlueGriffon from below.
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