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Physical Exercise is essential for Learning Memory in Children

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Topics: aerobic exercise, children, Exercise, learning, Memory, Mental Health, physical fitness.

Exercise makes so fit and energetic, recently it found that children who make exercise on daily basis are more confident. Exercising can improve learning and memory in children.

According to a new study exercising is particularly true when the learning on a task is more challenging.

The latest study involved 48 children between the ages of nine and 10. The kids were asked to memorize names and locations on a fake map. The children learned by either studying or being tested on the material as they studied.

Researchers said that half of the children were in the top 30 percent of their age group on a test measuring aerobic fitness, while the other half scored the lowest 30 percent.

The findings revealed that children who were fitter performed better than those who were not as fit.

Researchers also found that the difference between the high-fitness and low-fitness groups was also more apparent when the initial learning was performed by studying alone than when testing and study were interspersed.

Previous research suggested that mixing testing and study improves later recall in children, and is less challenging than studying alone.

The study suggest that fitness levels may influence learning differently when the study method used is more challenging, and that higher levels of aerobic fitness can benefit learning and memory in school-age children.

“Future research should focus on the manner in which these factors impact the neural processes of children during learning,” researchers wrote.

“Reducing or eliminating physical education in schools, as is often done in tight financial times, may not be the best way to ensure educational success among our young people,” they added.

 
 

Подготовка к ЕГЭ. Чтение и лексико-граматические задания по теме "Politics"

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Подготовка учащихся к сдаче Единого государственного экзамена, естественно, должна осуществляться на всех этапах обучения и при рассмотрении любой лексической темы. Предлагаю задания, помогающие подготовить ученика к сдаче ЕГЭ по английскому языку, которые базируются на лексике по теме "Политика",  также позволяют отработать навыки по словообразованию, чтению с различными стратегиями и т.д.

GRAMMAR 1

1

Life has become … since the end of the cold war.

GOOD

2

Now the majority of people live under democratic systems – 54,8% of …, to be exact.

THEY

3

So, the idea of democracy … a global reality. But there is just one problem.

BE

4

The democracy we see in many … countries often have an ugly face.

WORLD

5

Governments always want their … to be liberal. But they make people participate in elections.

COUNTRY

6

Undoubtedly, in a democratic state the rights of citizens must be …. by the State Constitution.

guarantee

7

And the … rule of this country is EQUALITY and LAW.

ONE

GRAMMAR 2

1

Suppose the election was free and fair. But it brought to power racists, fascists or separatists, who publicly oppose to peace and …

INTEGRATE

2

It does happen: … elected leaders ignore constitution limits on their power and the basic rights of the people.

 

DEMOCRACY

3

The … democracy always means liberal democracy

WEST

4

– not only free and fair elections but also the respect of the … rights.

BASE

5

People elect their … to rule the country

REPRESENT

6

But now we see the rise of democracy.

Not liberty

7

People in the countries without a tradition of ethnic harmony often vote along racial, … or ethnic lines.

 

RELIGION

 

The Higher Organs of Power in the USA

 

1

Among the duties and powers of the President … by the Constitution

list

2

are the … : the President is Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, he appoints ambassadors to foreign powers as well as other high officers of the United States.

follow

3

Within his … is

competent

4

also the … for taking care

responsible

5

that the laws be … executed.

faithFUL

6

The administrative … of the nation is conducted by Secretaries who form the Cabinet.

busy

7

Secretaries are heads of the most important departments in the …

Administer

 

 

 

 

1

Secretaries … by the President

appoint

2 WB

but their … must be confirmed by the Senate.

nominate

3

The cabinet … are:

member

4

WB

the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of … ,

Defend

5

WB

the Attorney General, the Postmaster General, the Secretary of the Interior, the Secretary of Agriculture, the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Labour, and the Secretaries of Health, … and Welfare.

Educate

6

The whole legislative power in the USA …  in the Congress.

vest

7

WB

There are two chambers in the US Congress: the Senate and the House of … .

Represent

8

The judicial branch of power in the US is … than in other countries.

POWERFUL

9

The system of checks and balances keeps any branch from ... too much power and using it wrongly.

GET

10

In fact, the US President is elected …

DIRECT

Vocabulary:                                                         

to vest in — наделять, облекать

to make treaties — заключать договоры

chief executive — глава государства

 

chamber — палата


GRAMMAR 3 (TEST)

 

  1. Democracy is a political regime which … by the free actions of people within the framework of law.


A.  characterize

B.  is characterized

C.  is characterize

D.  to characterize


 

  1.  The Constitution of the RF … in 1993.


  1. was adopted
  2.  is adopted
  3. to adopted
  4. to adopt


 

  1.  Democratic State wants its President … by the people.


A.  to elect

B.  to elected

C.  elect

D.  to be elected


 

  1.  Which is right?
    1. Can you tell me please what branches of power there is in GB?
    2. Could you tell me what branches of power there are in GB?
    3. Do you know what branches of power are there in GB?
    4. Do you know what in GB branches of power?

 

  1.  … the head of state who is … is very important for a democratic society.
    1. To have …democratical elect
    2. Having … democratically elected
    3. Having … democratical elected
    4. To have … democratically elect
  2. The Constitutional Court … has the right … actions of the President… .
    1. has … to declare  … unconstitutional
    2.  has … declare … constitutionally
    3. have … to declare … constitutional
    4. has … declare … unconstitutionally

 

  1.   The Duma can …by the President if he  … with the Duma.
    1. dissolve … disagree
    2. be dissolved … disagree
    3. dissolved … agrees
    4.  be dissolved … disagrees



READING  1

 


A.   Possible only in a small society

B.   The Term Given by the Dictionary

C.   Democracy Nowadays

D.   What is Democracy?

E.    Democratic History of Europe

F.    The forms of Democracy

G.   Various Political Regimes

H.   The Origin of Democracy


 

1. There are many political regimes characterized by different features. But all of them can be divided into two groups: democratic and undemocratic systems. Among the second ones are totalitarian regime or absolute monarchy where there is very strong and hard power of the ruler.

2. Democracy is a form of government in which the supreme power is held completely by the people under a free electoral system.

3. In the dictionary definition, democracy "is government by the people in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system."

4. Democracy has its history in ancient Greece. However, other cultures have contributed to the evolution of democracy such as the American Indians, Ancient Rome, Europe, and North and South America.

5. Democracies are divided into two basic categories, direct and representative.

6. In a direct democracy, all citizens, can participate in making public decisions directly.  Such a system is practical only for a society with small numbers of people. Ancient Athens, the world's first democracy practiced its direct form with 6,000 persons – the maximum number that can physically gather in one place and practice direct   democracy.

7. Today, the most common form of democracy is representative democracy, in which citizens elect officials to make political decisions, formulate laws, and administer programs for the public good.

READING 2

 

1.                           Totalitarian regime is a regime with very strong and hard ruler.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

2.                           Absolute monarchy refers to the group of undemocratic regimes but it’s less hard that totalitarism.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

3.                           People are those who have great power in an undemocratic society.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

4.                           Free elected by the people representatives can rule the country in a democratic society.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

5.                            American Indians, Ancient Rome didn’t take part in the development of democracy.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

6.                            The direct form of democracy could be possible in Ancient Greece thanks to the fact that there were about 6,000 people who discussed political matters together.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

7.                            In the modern democratic society every person can discuss political problems or formulate law and administer programs.

A.  True                 B. False                          C. Not Stated

 

 

 

 
 

Tips for Doing Internet Research

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As there is usually far more information available than you require, you need to make choices about what to read and how best to use it.

Consider  

  •       Your purpose 

                    What do you intend to do with each piece of information?

                     Do you really need it?

                     Can you do without it?

  •       What you already have

                   Brainstorm your knowledge of the subject  before you start your research, or make                    a list of the keywords you already know on the subject.   

  •       Whether it is the best source 

                   Check to see if the source is reliable , up to date, written by experts in the field, and                      relevant to your needs.

  •      Whether it is the best example    

              As you find more information, the latest information may be better  than what you                     have already collected. Keep evaluating which material is the most up to date and                         which is the best for your purposes.

  •     How much you need 

                 Usually word limits are strict. Generally, you should't write more than a few lines or                   a paragraph on any one example. Bear this in mind when you take notes so that you                    do not record more than you need. this will save you a lot of time.   

 

 

 
 

Поздравляем победителей международного конкурса!

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Получены результаты международного конкурса «Английский в школе», в рамках которого участникам предоставлялась возможность проверить свои знания по английскому языку в соревновательной манере и дополнить свои портфолио при достижении положительного результата. В конкурсе, Генеральным образовательным партнером которой явилась Британская Международная Школа (The British International School), могли принять участие учащиеся 2-11 классов общеобразовательных школ и студенты профессиональных образовательных учреждений Российской Федерации, а также стран ближнего и дальнего зарубежья. Мы поздравляем учащихся 4 б класса – Абызова Алексея, занявшего 2 место, и Николаева Егора, занявшего 3 место. Ребята успешно ответили на вопросы конкурса, написали сочинение, перевели стихотворение. Желаем им дальнейших успехов в изучении английского языка.

 
 

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