Ira Aldridge -- a black New Yorker -- was one of nineteenth-century Europe's greatest actors. He performed abroad for forty-three years, winning more awards, honors, and official decorations than any of his professional peers. Billed as the "African Roscius," Aldridge developed a repertoire initially consisting of Shakespeare's Othello, melodramas about slavery, and farces that drew on his ability to sing and dance.
This issue of The Teacher´s Magazine presents you with varied resources which cater for your student´s ages and levels. From individual reading and writing activities to speaking collaborative work, the students will have to solve certain situations developing their ability to think in a critical way. For the little ones, find an attractive weather chart to welcome winter.
This book promises hours of fun and loads of benefits for all the family!
Each seek-and-find activity can be done individually as a pastime, or played as a game with a partner or a ‘rival’ group.
But more than that, solving the puzzles develops figure-ground perception and improves the ability to establish object constancy and size relationships.
There is a natural relationship between academic reading and word learning. Inside Reading is a four-level reading and vocabulary series designed to use this relationship to best advantage. Through principled instruction and practice with reading strategies and skills, students will increase their ability to comprehend reading material. The intermediate level
Practice makes perfect, and that's exactly what English to the Max! has in store for you - 1,200 questions in reading, writing, and sentence completion to maximize your English skills. Whether it's preparing for English assessment or entrance exams, or just trying to improve your ability to perform well in the classroom or on the job, this book has it all. Targeted, topic-specific problems help you take command in the key areas of English.
