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  How to teach english to spanish...

  María Teresa Orlando

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  Although there are several teaching methodology books for teachers on the market, there is little if anything specifically focused on how to teach English to Spanish speakers.  The large and growing Hispanic community in the United States that wants and needs to learn English along with the daily-increasing demand for English classes in Latin American countries underline the need for an instructional text such as this one.
   "How to Teach English to Spanish Speakers" is a comprehensive introduction to teaching . English to students with Spanish-language backgrounds.  It provides practical step-by-step guidance for new teachers and offers fresh ideas for more experienced teachers.  It is also ideal for English translators and native English speakers who wish to give English classes.  his resource book examines straightforward teaching procedures, underlying pedagogy and fundamental principles of teaching English, and includes a considerable variety of classroom and research approaches for language instruction.  It suggests practical pedagogic options while exploring various teaching methodologies, comprehensive strategies and effective methods for teaching and developing one's own distinctive teaching style.  It analyzes the crucially important qualities of an effective English teacher.  
  The most critical reason for this book is to look into what we teach, whom we teach, where we teach and, above all, how we can most successfully teach.  Through valuable insights and personal experiences of working with different learning styles, predominant intelligences and different ways of building confidence, it discusses teaching and the learning process, classroom management and different ways to improve learners' listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.  It also provides clear explanations as well as examples of class observations, lesson and unit plans, and offers reliable procedures, practical tips and activities  for teaching Spanish-speaking children, adolescents and adults from beginning to advanced language levels.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Aunque hay varios libros sobre metodología de enseñanza para profesores en el mercado, hay poco o nada que esté enfocado específicamente en cómo enseñar inglés a los hispanohablantes. La numerosa y creciente comunidad hispana en los Estados Unidos que quiere y necesita aprender inglés, junto con la demanda cada vez mayor de clases de inglés en los países de América Latina, incrementan la necesidad de este práctico texto. "Cómo enseñar inglés a los Hispanohablantes" es una introducción accesible para los estudiantes de habla hispana que quieren enseñar inglés; proporciona una guía práctica paso a paso para los docentes que recién se inician y ofrece nuevas ideas para los profesores con más experiencia. También es ideal para los traductores de inglés y los nativos de dicho idioma que quieran ejercer la docencia. Este libro de consulta examina los procedimientos, la pedagogía y los principios fundamentales de los diferentes métodos e incluye una variedad considerable de enfoques de investigación para la enseñanza/aprendizaje de la lengua. Sugiere opciones pedagógicas prácticas mientras explora diversas metodologías de enseñanza, estrategias integrales y herramientas efectivas tanto para desarrollar como para aplicar el estilo propio de cada docente. También analiza las habilidades indispensables para ser un profesor de inglés eficiente y eficaz. El propósito crucial de este libro no es solamente analizar qué, a quién, dónde y para qué enseñamos, sino sobre todo, cómo podemos enseñar con más éxito . Se abarcan todos los niveles, desde principiantes hasta avanzados, para el aprendizaje de niños, adolescentes y adultos de habla hispana.

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  The Attack on Taranto -...

  Thomas P Lowry, John W.G. Wellham

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  On November 11, 1940, 21 slow, canvas-covered British warplanes, launched from the carrier Illustrious, attacked the harbor at the Italian port of Taranto and put most of the Italian navy out of commission. This all-but-forgotten operation, the authors argue, deserves historical recognition as an inspirational precedent for the Japanese raid on Pearl Harbor 13 months later. Taranto demonstrated that battleships in a shallow, heavily defended harbor could be sunk by a handful of torpedo-bombers. That lesson Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto, commander-in-chief of the Japanese fleet, learned well-while the American military virtually ignored it.   “By this single stroke the balance of naval power in the Mediterranean was decisively altered.” –Winston S. Churchill

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  DMT Entity Encounters: Dialogues...

  David Luke

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  This book opens the doors to one of the strangest puzzles in contemporary consciousness research: why do so many people who take DMT report meeting autonomous “entities” that feel intelligent, alien and uncannily real? Structured around a series of live dialogues between scientists, shamans, philosophers and seasoned psychonauts, it reads like a four-day symposium captured on the page. Clinical researchers bring data from human trials; anthropologists bring ayahuasca cosmologies from the Amazon; philosophers resurrect ideas of daimons and imaginal realms; cosmologists speculate about fields, dimensions and information. No single perspective is allowed to dominate. Instead, each chapter turns the question of entity encounters in a different light—psychological, spiritual, neurological, esoteric—while the round-table discussions reveal points of agreement, sharp disagreement and genuine surprise. More than a catalogue of trip reports, this is a serious attempt to think about DMT beings without reducing them to “just hallucinations” or inflating them into unquestionable gods. It invites the reader into a rare kind of conversation: one where mainstream science and visionary experience meet on equal footing, and where the mystery is kept intact even as new conceptual tools are forged to face it.

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  Beyond The Breaking Point - The...

  Davis Truman

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  Welcome to the captivating world of "Beyond The Breaking Point: The Tragedy of Climate Changes"!  
  Get ready to dive into the heart of pressing environmental issues in a friendly, approachable tone that welcomes readers from all walks of life. We'll sail through rising sea levels and coastal erosion, witnessing the power of nature and the resilience of communities facing this challenge head-on. 
  As we delve into extreme weather events like hurricanes, floods, and droughts, we'll be amazed by how nature adapts and how the human spirit perseveres. You'll find yourself empowered to take on these challenges with newfound determination. 
  But it's not just about the environment; we'll also explore the delicate balance between biodiversity and ecosystem collapse. Prepare to be captivated by the wonders of our planet's diverse life forms and the urgency of protecting them. 
  As we shift our focus to human societies, we'll face the heart-wrenching reality of displacement and climate refugees. Yet, in this struggle, we'll discover the resilience and compassion that bind us together as a global family. 
  But don't worry, it's not all heavy topics! We'll also explore positive initiatives and success stories, illuminating the hope and potential within us all. From grassroots movements to youth activism, you'll be inspired by the incredible work being done to combat climate change. 
  Get inspired and motivated to adopt responsible consumption and production practices, embrace sustainable agriculture, and advocate for climate-resilient cities. 
  Join us in cultivating a sustainable mindset where every choice becomes a powerful action toward a brighter future. From personal lifestyle changes to the role of businesses and corporations, we'll unveil the potential for change within us all.

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  City Networks - Connectivity and...

  Lyric Vale

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  Connectivity is a critical element in shaping the development and functionality of modern cities. As urbanization accelerates, the ability to connect people, services, and infrastructure becomes fundamental in ensuring that cities grow in a sustainable, efficient, and equitable manner. Whether through transportation, digital infrastructure, or social systems, connectivity determines the overall effectiveness of urban environments. It not only enables economic growth and innovation but also enhances the quality of life for urban residents, facilitating better access to services, opportunities, and resources. As cities evolve, improving connectivity has become one of the most pressing priorities for urban planners, policymakers, and developers. 
  Historically, the evolution of urban connectivity was rooted in physical infrastructure. Roads, railways, and ports formed the foundation for the development of cities, enabling the movement of goods, services, and people. These early forms of connectivity allowed urban centers to thrive, driving economic activity and creating spaces for cultural exchange. As cities grew, so did their need for more complex and advanced networks. In the 21st century, digital connectivity has added a new layer of importance to urban development. High-speed internet, mobile technology, and digital communication systems have transformed how cities function, providing real-time access to information and services that were previously unavailable. 
  The concept of the "smart city" highlights the profound impact of digital connectivity on urban life. By integrating technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, and big data, cities can improve everything from traffic management to resource distribution. Smart city solutions enable cities to operate more efficiently and sustainably, optimizing the use of energy, water, and other resources while reducing waste and pollution.

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  The Lie of Be Yourself

  Vera Mindvell

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.   
  Deconstruct the dangerous myth of authenticity that dominates modern culture. This provocative analysis reveals how the advice to 'be yourself' oversimplifies human nature, ignores social context, and sets people up for failure. Discover why successful people adapt strategically rather than remaining rigidly authentic to some fixed self-concept. Learn how flexibility, growth, contextual awareness, and strategic self-presentation create better outcomes than stubborn adherence to a singular identity everyone encourages you to find and express. Explore the history of authenticity as cultural value, why it emerged in consumer capitalism, and how it serves commercial interests more than human flourishing. Understand that you contain multitudes, contradictions, and possibilities that no single authentic self could encompass. Freedom comes from embracing complexity, not finding simplicity.

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