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Now we're getting to the heart of the visual-auditory-kinesthetic theory. It is true that some people have especially good visual or auditory memories. In that sense there are visual learners and auditory learners. But that's not the key prediction of the theory. The key prediction is that students will learn better when instruction matches their cognitive style. That is, suppose Anne is an auditory learner and Victor is a visual learner. Suppose further that I give Anne and Victor two lists of new vocabulary words to learn. To learn the first list, they listen to a tape of the words and definitions several times; to learn the second list, they view a slide show of pictures depicting the words. The theory predicts that Anne should learn more words on the first list than on the second whereas Victor should learn more words on the second list than on the first. Dozens of studies have been conducted along these general lines, including studies using materials more like those used in classrooms, and overall the theory is not supported. Matching the "preferred" modality of a student doesn't give that student any edge in learning.
How can that be? Why doesn't Anne learn better when the presentation is auditory, given that she's an auditory learner? Because auditory information is not what's being tested! Auditory information would be the particular sound of the voice on the tape. What's being tested is the meaning of the words. Anne's edge in auditory memory doesn't help her in situations where meaning is important. Similarly, Victor might be better at recognizing the visual details of the pictures used to depict the words on the slides, but again, that ability is not being tested.
The situation described in this experiment probably matches most school lessons. Most of the time students need to remember what things mean, not what they sound like or look like. Sure, sometimes that information counts; someone with a good visual memory will have an edge in memorizing the particular shapes of countries on a map, for example, and someone with a good auditory memory will be better at getting the accent right in a foreign language. But the vast majority of schooling is concerned with what things mean, not with what they look like or sound like.
So does that mean that the visual-auditory-kinesthetic theory is correct some small proportion of the time, such as when students are learning foreign language accents or countries on a map? Not really. Because the point of the theory is that the same material can be presented in different ways to match each student's strength. So what the teacher ought to do (according to the theory) is this: when learning countries on a map, the visual learners should view the shapes of the countries but the auditory learners should listen to a description of each country's shape; and when learning a foreign accent, the auditory learners should listen to a native speaker but the visual learners will learn more quickly if they view a written representation of the sounds. It seems obvious that this approach won't work.


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Realising future value: how to incentivise investment in railways
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With the re-launch of the franchising system and a return to shorter franchises, the spotlight returns to how operators and investors can be incentivised to invest on a long-term basis. Tammy Samuel looks at the options.
Richard Brown and Sir Roy McNulty acknowledged in their reports that 'investment' is needed in the railway. But there does not appear to be widespread use of residual-value mechanisms in the railway to incentivise train operators or investors to improve railway assets with a life beyond the end of a franchise. McNulty's partial response was to make franchises longer. With the recent re-launch of the franchising system, promised activity over the next eight years and a return to shorter franchises, the spotlight returns to how operators and investors can be incentivised to invest on a long-term basis.
In a railway franchising context, the residual or future value of the asset will be what the asset is worth at the end of the franchise in question. Without an acknowledgement, calculation or payment of this value, then an asset would have to pay for itself during a franchise period — something that could make the investment in question not worthwhile…
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An academic staple updated for the first time in fifteen years, David Alan Black's user-friendly introduction to New Testament Greek keeps discussion of grammar as non-technical as possible. The simplified explanations, basic vocabularies, and abundant exercises are designed to prepare the student for subsequent practical courses in exegesis, while the linguistic emphasis lays the groundwork for later courses in grammar. Revisions to this third edition include updated discussions and scholarship, further back matter vocabulary references, and additional appendices.
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YeduthunGyeonggido, South Korea5 Stars Out Of 5Completely new to NT Greek? This book is for you!December 15, 2010YeduthunGyeonggido, South KoreaQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Learn to Read New Testament Greek, Third Edition.I cannot recommend David Alan Black's "Learn to Read New Testament Greek" highly enough! This textbook is designed for those without prior linguistic training and is a truly no-nonsense approach to learning Koine, the language of the New Testament. The content is equivalent to a 1st year Greek course and by the end of the book you'll be able to read and understand the entire Gospel of John on your own. I also found it so encouraging to be reading and writing Greek sentences (albeit very simple ones) by just the fourth chapter.
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If you want to learn NT Greek and have no prior knowledge of the language, or even of how foreign languages work, then this book will suit your perfectly. At the same time, the linguistic lessons are dispersed in short and practical explanations throughout the book, so someone with a linguistic background won't get bored and will be able to learn even faster as they connect his terminology with things they've already learned.
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A Description of Arabic Spelling in English can be confusing even for native speakers of English, and especially for foreigners learning English. This is in part because English has words derived from many different languages with many different spelling systems--such as French, German, Latin and Greek. So in English we have spellings like: kn in know ,gh in laugh , ph elephant , sometimes a "c" is pronounced like a "k" and sometimes like an "s." the "sh" sound is written as two letters instead of as one. • Arabic has one letter for each sound--so spelling is a lot easier than in English. You hear the sound; you know which letter to use. In Arab countries schools, they don't give spelling tests, because spelling is not a problem with the Arabic language. If you can pronounce a word in Arabic, you can spell it. And if you can read it, you can pronounce it. (Unlike in English.) • The Arabic alphabet is written from right to left and there are 28 letters in the Arabic alphabet. English has both printing and writing, but Arabic has only writing; it is a cursive alphabet, meaning the letters always connect to one another. There are no capital letters in Arabic. Arabic letters can have as many as 4 different shapes, depending on where the letter occurs in the word. This may sound complicated, but it's really not. In English we have capital, or upper case, and lower case letters, and then we have printing and writing. So we can have as many as 4 letter shapes in English, too. For example a capital G looks nothing like a lower-case g. • Lastly, Arabic, like Hebrew and other Semitic languages, has long vowel sounds and short ones. Arabic does not consider the short vowels to be real letters, and they are usually not used in writing. In a newspaper, for example, they are usually not printed. So although Arabic has only 28 actual letters, there are also a number of other symbols used in writing which are not considered letters. Arabic vs. English Phonological System The Arabic and English phonological systems vary extensively, not only in the range of sounds used, but also in the relative importance of vowels and consonants in expressing meaning. While English has 22 vowels and diphthongs to 24 consonants, Arabic has only eight vowels and diphthongs to 32 consonants. While there are no similarities between the Arabic and English writing systems, Arabic spelling within its own system is simple and virtually phonetic. Letters stand directly for their sounds. Arabic speakers attempt, therefore, to pronounce English words using the same phonetic methodology. Add to this the salience of consonants in Arabic and you get severe pronunciation problems caused by the influence of the written form: 'istobbid' for stopped (the 'p' sound does not exist in Arabic) 'forigen' for foreign. http://www.lerc.educ.ubc.ca/LERC/courses/489/worldlang/Abdulmanan/description.html 1 A Description of Arabic Word Order: • In formal written Arabic the verb comes first followed by the subject. This convention is followed more in writing than in speech, and may transpose to English writing: • e.g. Decided the minister yesterday to visit the school. Questions and Negatives; Auxiliaries • The auxiliary "do" has no equivalent in Arabic. Where no specific question word is used, a question is marked only by its rising intonation: • e.g. You went to London? You like coffee? • Note that the Arabic for "where?" is "wayn?", which is often confused with "when". • Negatives are formed by putting a particle (laa or maa) before the verb: • e.g. He not play football. The Verb to Be • There is no verb "to be" in Arabic in the present tense. The copula (am, is, are) is not expressed. It is therefore, commonly omitted in English by Arabic speakers, particularly in present progressive forms: • e.g. He teacher. The boy tall. He going to school. Pronouns • Arabic verb forms incorporate the personal pronouns, subject and object, as prefixes and suffixes. It is common to have them repeated in English as part of the verb: • e.g. John he works there. Excerpt from: http://www.lerc.educ.ubc.ca/LERC/courses/489/worldlang/Abdulmanan/description.html 2 A Description of Arabic Articles • There is no indefinite article in Arabic, and the definite article has a range of use different from English. The indefinite article causes particular problems as it is commonly omitted with singular and plural countable: • e.g. This is book or This book (for This is a book) He was soldier • When the English indefinite article has been learned by the Arabic speaker, it tends to be used wherever the definite article is not used: • e.g. There are a books. I want a rice. • There is a definite article form in Arabic, though it takes the form of a prefix (al-). It is used, as in English, to refer back to indefinite nouns previously mentioned, and also for unique reference (the sun, on the floor, etc.) • The most common problem with the definite article arises from interference from the Arabic genitive construction: • English-Arabic John's book. (or The book of John.)Book John. A man's work. (or The work of a man.)Work man. The teacher's car. (or The car of the teacher.) Car the teacher. • Most errors of word order and use of articles in genitive constructions are interference of this kind: • e.g. This is the book the teacher. This is the key door. • It follows that Arabic speakers have great difficulties with the Saxon genitive construction. • The special cases in which English omits the article, e.g. in bed, at dawn, on Thursday, for breakfast, etc. usually take the definite article in Arabic: • e.g. At the sunset we broke our fast. Adjectives and Adverbs • Adjectives follow nouns in Arabic and agree in gender and number. This may cause beginners to make mistakes: e.g. He is man tall. for (He is a tall man.) • Adverbs are used less commonly in Arabic than in English and, except for adverbs of time; do not have a fixed pattern. Adverbs of manner are often expressed in a phrase: quickly is expressed "with speed", and dangerously as "in a dangerous way." There is frequent confusion between the adjective and adverb forms in English, and the adjective form is usually overused: • e.g. He drives very dangerous. Excerpt from: http://www.lerc.educ.ubc.ca/LERC/courses/489/worldlang/Abdulmanan/description.html 3 A Description of Arabic Vocabulary • The acquisition of vocabulary is particularly difficult for Arab learners of English. Only a minimal number of words in English are borrowed from Arabic. A small range of mainly technical words, such as computer, radar, helicopter, and television, have been taken into Arabic, but these are common to most languages. Arabic speakers have very few aids to reading and listening comprehension by virtue of their first language, and they should not be expected to acquire English at anything like the same pace as European learners. Writing System • Arabic orthography is a cursive system, running from right to left. Only consonants and long vowels are written. There is no upper and lower case distinction, nor can the isolated forms of letters normally be juxtaposed to form words. Punctuation • Arabic punctuation is now similar to western style punctuation, though some of the symbols are inverted or reversed, e.g. a reversed question mark and comma. The use of full stops and commas is much freer than in English, and it is common to begin each new sentence with And or So. Connected writing in English tends therefore to contain long, loose sentences, linked by commas and "ands." • NOTE: The markings on top and underneath the writing sample provided should not be confused with punctuation. They are, in fact, the short vowels. Excerpt from: http://www.lerc.educ.ubc.ca/LERC/courses/489/worldlang/Abdulmanan/description.html 4 Did You Know? Some famous Arab-Americans include: Politics Ralph Nader--Consumer advocate, and the first Arab-American presidential candidate Spencer Abraham --Secretary of Energy and former Senator from Michigan Donna Shalala--Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Clinton, and the first Arab-American to hold a cabinet position George Mitchell--Former Senator from Maine, U. S. negotiator of Northern Ireland peace accords, now Palestinian-Israeli peace negotiator. John Sununu--Former Governor of New Hampshire and White House Chief of Staff under President Reagan Not to mention several other members of Congress... Sports Doug Flutie--Football great and Heisman Trophy winner. Rony Seikaly - Center for the New Jersey Nets--"The Pride of Lebanon" and definitely the tallest Arab I've ever seen... Former UCLA basketball coach Jim Harrick Business Jacques Nasser--President of Ford Motor Company And too many others to mention... Entertainers Paul Anka--Famous singer Danny Thomas, and his daughter Marlo - Both actors Tiny Tim--Singer, whose real name was Herbert Khaury Frank Zappa--Rock 'n' Roll genius Tiffany--Famous pop star Paula Abdul--Famous pop star Casey Kasem--Radio star, founder of "American Top 40" and the original voice of "Scooby Doo." Jamie Farr--Actor, known for his starring role in "M.A.S.H" Kathy Najimy--TV and movie star 5 Salma Hayek--Lebanese-Mexican-American actress Tony Shalhoub--Actor, star of the movie "The Big Night" F. Murray Abraham--Oscar winner for the movie "Amadeus"....the "F" stands for "Farid." Wendy Malick--TV actress Many behind-the-scenes people, writers, directors and others in Hollywood Scientists, Educators, Doctors Dr. Michael DeBakey--Pioneering heart doctor Dr. Ahmed Zewail won the Nobel prize for Chemistry in 1999, and Dr. Elias Corey won it in 1990 (2 of them !!!) Dr. Farouk el-Baz, an Egyptian-American, worked at NASA planning the Apollo moon landings. Christa McAuliffe--The teacher who died in Space Shuttle Challenger disaster in 1983 Jack Shaheen--Commentator for CBS news David Adamany--President of Temple University You can it in the document "Arab-Americans: Making a Difference," authored by Casey Kasem himself. 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