1 Research Paperについて
課題:自分の興味のあることについて調査して、そのことについてリサーチ・ペーパーを書く。
語数:約1,000語
提出日:1月22日(金)
締め切り: 5時(7号館3階英語準備室)
評価のポイント:形式、内容、英語
構造
Title
Abstract
Introduction (Background)
Method(s)
Result(s)
Discussion
Conclusion
2 タイトルとアブストラクの特徴(復習)
Body mass index and health related quality of life in elementary school children: a pilot study
特徴:名詞表現、冠詞の省略、前置詞の多用など
Abstract
Background(研究の背景となる知識、経緯、研究の目的など)
We investigated the relationship between Body Mass Index (BMI) and health-related quality of life (HRQOL) indicated by baseline health status in elementary school children.
特徴 過去形 (we investigated ...) 略語の提示 (BMI, HRQOL)
Methods(研究をどのように実施したか方法の説明)
Data were obtained via parents whose children enrolled in an elementary school, kindergarten to fourth grade, in southern Mississippi in spring 2004. Parents completed the SF-10 for Children™, a brief 10-item questionnaire designed to measure children's HRQOL on a voluntary basis.
特徴: 受動態、過去形 (were obtained ..., enrolled, completed)
同格表現 (in an elementary school, kindergarten to fourth grade) (the SF-10 for Children™, a brief 10-item questionnaire)
Results(研究の結果、事実:グラフ、表、数値、統計など)
A total of 279 parents completed the questionnaires for their children. On average, physical and psychosocial summary scores, major indicators for HRQOL, were significantly higher among the elementary school children in our study relative to those from U.S. children overall (p < 0.0001 and p = 0.0007, respectively). Males tended to have better physical functioning than their female classmates, whereas females had better psychosocial health. Overall, except for third graders, the physical summary scores increased as grade level increased. The means for psychosocial score fluctuated without a clear pattern over the five grade levels. High level of BMI was significantly associated with children's physical summary scores below 50, a norm used for U.S. children (p = 0.003). Gender and grade were not significant predictors of children's physical and psychosocial scores.
特徴:過去形 (completed, were significantly higher, tended to have, increased, fluctuated, was significantly associated with)
数値的表現 (A total of, On average, summary scores, major indicators, p < 0.0001 and p = 0.0007, respectively, significantly, below 50)
Discussion(考察:上記の結果についての補足、理由、予測、可能性など)
This study can be used as baseline information to track changes over time, in BMI and health status among the elementary school children. In addition, this study can be used to investigate relationships between BMI, health status, intellectual ability, and performance in school.
特徴:助動詞 (can be used)
Conclusion(結論:まとめ)
The findings suggest that programs designed to encourage children to lose weight in a healthy manner, thus reducing their BMI, could improve the physical and psychosocial health, and subsequently increase HRQOL.
特徴:現在形 (suggest)、助動詞 (could) The findings suggest that ..., could improve ...
全体的な特徴:的確に必要なことだけを述べる。単純な文構造、ある程度決まった接続語句の使用 ( in addition, thus, subsequently)
*こうしなければいけないというルールはないが、ある程度その分野によって表現などにある傾向がある。論文を読みながら自分で特徴を少しずつ発見することが大切。
3実際の論文の特徴を考えよう
Background (Introduction)
Health is a concept that is broader than simply the absence of disease, but encompasses physical, social, mental, and emotional well-being. Health-related quality of life (HRQOL) is a notion that attempts to merge all aspects of overall quality of life related to general health. These life circumstances have been identified as both physical and mental [1]. Indices of HRQOL represent physical and mental perceptions, and health risks, functional status, and socioeconomic status. At the population level HRQOL measures conditions and resources that affect the perceptions of health and functional status. In this context, HRQOL can be seen as an expansion to the concept of health which then allows for encompassing the physical and mental needs in a population [2].
Body mass index and health related quality of life in elementary school children: a pilot study
2009年11月24日火曜日
2009年10月23日金曜日
writing 14
10月23日 26 organ transplant presentation
OrganDonor.Gov
The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN)
10月30日 essay 2 提出 5時締め切り(今回提出されたものは返却しません。)
(タイプで打って提出してください。)
授業中、相談可。
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
評価目安: スピーチ 20点
チャット 20点
エッセイ1 30点
エッセイ2 30点+α
OrganDonor.Gov
The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN)
10月30日 essay 2 提出 5時締め切り(今回提出されたものは返却しません。)
(タイプで打って提出してください。)
授業中、相談可。
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
評価目安: スピーチ 20点
チャット 20点
エッセイ1 30点
エッセイ2 30点+α
2009年10月16日金曜日
writing 13
2学期後半の内容
10月16日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月23日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月30日 essay 2
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
・書式(タイプ、形式など)
・タイトル
・essay構成(Introduction, body, conclusion)
・thesis statement
・paragraph構成(topic sentence)
英文を書くときのポイント:
・主題(thesis statement)明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
・主題を先に述べる
・主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをその後にわかりやすく説明する
・さいごに、主題について再度言及する(結論)
例
College is a place that the students can learn more and new knowledge and experience in it. Of course, different people have different reason to study in college. For example, some people want to be to go on a further study after they graduate from the college; some people hope to find a good job after their studying in the college and also some people wish to exchange their present situation through studying in the college. In my opinion, no matter what reason people study in the college for, studying in the college is just a preparation for their future' life.
Students can learn new knowledge and experiences from the studying in the college. There are many teachers, professors with abundant teaching experience who teach students lots of new knowledge and help them to solve the problems in their study. With their help, student can learn a lot of useful basic and professional knowledge which is very helpful for their future' work. And study. After they finish their study in the college, students go to work in the society and contribute to the different fields.
Students can learn how to arrange their own time reasonably. Before their studying in college, their life often arranged by their parents and their study often arranged by their teachers. It is very different for them to live and study in college, because students studying in college have to arrange their life and study by themselves. They have right to arrange their part time, such as when to get up, when is the sport-time, when to finish the assignment etc. This is very important experience for students' work and life in the future.
Studying in the college make students having opportunity to live with other student and learn how to cooperate with other people. Usually, people often have uncomfortable feeling to live with a stranger, because they do not know each other and perhaps their habit and personality are different. But for the long run, it is good for them. They have to cooperate with each other and solve a lot of problems they will face together.
Gradually, they can learn how to care and understand other people. It is a preparation for students to go to cooperate with other people in the society. All in all, students not only can learn lots of new knowledge from the books but also can learn much more necessary experience such as how to arrange time and how to cooperate with other people. It is very important for their future' wok and life.
下記のチャットルームに授業前に投稿しておく。
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
10月16日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月23日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月30日 essay 2
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
・書式(タイプ、形式など)
・タイトル
・essay構成(Introduction, body, conclusion)
・thesis statement
・paragraph構成(topic sentence)
英文を書くときのポイント:
・主題(thesis statement)明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
・主題を先に述べる
・主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをその後にわかりやすく説明する
・さいごに、主題について再度言及する(結論)
例
College is a place that the students can learn more and new knowledge and experience in it. Of course, different people have different reason to study in college. For example, some people want to be to go on a further study after they graduate from the college; some people hope to find a good job after their studying in the college and also some people wish to exchange their present situation through studying in the college. In my opinion, no matter what reason people study in the college for, studying in the college is just a preparation for their future' life.
Students can learn new knowledge and experiences from the studying in the college. There are many teachers, professors with abundant teaching experience who teach students lots of new knowledge and help them to solve the problems in their study. With their help, student can learn a lot of useful basic and professional knowledge which is very helpful for their future' work. And study. After they finish their study in the college, students go to work in the society and contribute to the different fields.
Students can learn how to arrange their own time reasonably. Before their studying in college, their life often arranged by their parents and their study often arranged by their teachers. It is very different for them to live and study in college, because students studying in college have to arrange their life and study by themselves. They have right to arrange their part time, such as when to get up, when is the sport-time, when to finish the assignment etc. This is very important experience for students' work and life in the future.
Studying in the college make students having opportunity to live with other student and learn how to cooperate with other people. Usually, people often have uncomfortable feeling to live with a stranger, because they do not know each other and perhaps their habit and personality are different. But for the long run, it is good for them. They have to cooperate with each other and solve a lot of problems they will face together.
Gradually, they can learn how to care and understand other people. It is a preparation for students to go to cooperate with other people in the society. All in all, students not only can learn lots of new knowledge from the books but also can learn much more necessary experience such as how to arrange time and how to cooperate with other people. It is very important for their future' wok and life.
下記のチャットルームに授業前に投稿しておく。
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2009年9月16日水曜日
Writing 12
Anesthesia Information for Patients
Anesthesiology
10月9日(金) essay 1 提出 Radiology や Anesthesia を題材として 400語程度
授業中には質問を受けつける。必ず誰かに読んでもらう。
提出期限: 10月9日(金) 午後5時締め切り(厳守)
提出場所: 7号館3階 英語準備室
提出様式: A4 用紙にタイプで
表紙にTitleをつけて番号と名前を明記
読んでくれた人の名前を書いておく
2枚目から書き出し、パラグラフを分ける
語数: 400語程度
構成(essay structure):
Introduction
主題(thesis statement)を明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
Body
主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをわかりやすく説明する
Conclusion
さいごに、主題を言い換えて述べる
Anesthesiology
10月9日(金) essay 1 提出 Radiology や Anesthesia を題材として 400語程度
授業中には質問を受けつける。必ず誰かに読んでもらう。
提出期限: 10月9日(金) 午後5時締め切り(厳守)
提出場所: 7号館3階 英語準備室
提出様式: A4 用紙にタイプで
表紙にTitleをつけて番号と名前を明記
読んでくれた人の名前を書いておく
2枚目から書き出し、パラグラフを分ける
語数: 400語程度
構成(essay structure):
Introduction
主題(thesis statement)を明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
Body
主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをわかりやすく説明する
Conclusion
さいごに、主題を言い換えて述べる
2009年9月10日木曜日
writing 11
Radiology
Chorus Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology
Radiology Education. com
What in radiology are you interested in?
How much do you know about radiology?
Do you want to be a radiologist?
Please speak about radiology in your presentation. Do not read or describe radiology. I hope you talk about something about radiology from your own knowledge and experience.
Chorus Collaborative Hypertext of Radiology
Radiology Education. com
What in radiology are you interested in?
How much do you know about radiology?
Do you want to be a radiologist?
Please speak about radiology in your presentation. Do not read or describe radiology. I hope you talk about something about radiology from your own knowledge and experience.
2009年8月31日月曜日
writing 10
英語2について
Writing
1学期のessayについて
・書式(タイプ、形式など)
・タイトル
・essay構成(Introduction, body, conclusion)
・thesis statement
・paragraph構成(topic sentence)
授業では、ノートパソコンを用意するようにしてください。
来週までの宿題:下記のチャットルームに9月11日前に投稿しておく。
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2学期の内容
9月1日 復習と予定 (tumors, stroke, developmental disorders)
9月11日 24 radiology
9月18日 24 radiology presentation
9月25日 25 anesthesia presentation
10月2日 25 anesthesia presentation
10月9日 essay 1 presentation
10月16日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月23日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月30日 essay 2
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
Writing
1学期のessayについて
・書式(タイプ、形式など)
・タイトル
・essay構成(Introduction, body, conclusion)
・thesis statement
・paragraph構成(topic sentence)
授業では、ノートパソコンを用意するようにしてください。
来週までの宿題:下記のチャットルームに9月11日前に投稿しておく。
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2学期の内容
9月1日 復習と予定 (tumors, stroke, developmental disorders)
9月11日 24 radiology
9月18日 24 radiology presentation
9月25日 25 anesthesia presentation
10月2日 25 anesthesia presentation
10月9日 essay 1 presentation
10月16日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月23日 26 organ transplant presentation
10月30日 essay 2
2学期の目標
原稿なしに英語で話させる
英語のエッセイがうまく書ける
2009年6月17日水曜日
Writing 9
Essay Writing(課題3)
医療に関連した話題(「医者たまご」で扱った内容:腫瘍、脳卒中、発達障害に関連して)であればどの話題でもけっこうです。300語以上でエッセイを書く。ただ事実を書いたり、病気などを説明するものはいけません。自分の考えをきちんと主題として示し、まとめなさい。評価のポイントは、内容、構成、英語の順です。
提出期限: 6月30日(火)
午後5時締め切り(厳守)
提出場所: 7号館3階 英語準備室
提出様式: A4 用紙にタイプで
表紙にTitleをつけて番号と名前を明記
2枚目から書き出し、パラグラフを分ける
語数: 300語以上
(語数が大幅に満たない場合、評価対象外)
構成(essay structure)
Introduction
主題(thesis statement)を明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
Body
主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをわかりやすく説明する
Conclusion
さいごに、主題を言い換えて述べる
評価(evaluation)
授業活動(出席とコメント) 50点
スピーチ 10点
課題1 10点
課題2 10点
課題3 20点+α
医療に関連した話題(「医者たまご」で扱った内容:腫瘍、脳卒中、発達障害に関連して)であればどの話題でもけっこうです。300語以上でエッセイを書く。ただ事実を書いたり、病気などを説明するものはいけません。自分の考えをきちんと主題として示し、まとめなさい。評価のポイントは、内容、構成、英語の順です。
提出期限: 6月30日(火)
午後5時締め切り(厳守)
提出場所: 7号館3階 英語準備室
提出様式: A4 用紙にタイプで
表紙にTitleをつけて番号と名前を明記
2枚目から書き出し、パラグラフを分ける
語数: 300語以上
(語数が大幅に満たない場合、評価対象外)
構成(essay structure)
Introduction
主題(thesis statement)を明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
Body
主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをわかりやすく説明する
Conclusion
さいごに、主題を言い換えて述べる
評価(evaluation)
授業活動(出席とコメント) 50点
スピーチ 10点
課題1 10点
課題2 10点
課題3 20点+α
2009年6月12日金曜日
Writing 8
語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
Task for today Friday, 5th June
Presentations
107 - 115
50 - 58
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
ASSIGNMENT 課題3 (Homework)
Write an essay with more than 300 words. If it is related to health science topics, any topics would be all right. Please show clear thesis statement and follow the essay structure. You don't copy any medical article and describe medical facts. You will have to show your own original idea.
医療に関連した話題であればどの話題でもけっこうです。300語以上でエッセイを書く。ただ事実を書いたり、病気などを説明するものはいけません。自分の考えをきちんと主題として示し、まとめなさい。評価のポイントは、内容、構成、英語の順です。
(提出期限 6月26日)
今後の授業予定
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
Task for today Friday, 5th June
Presentations
107 - 115
50 - 58
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
ASSIGNMENT 課題3 (Homework)
Write an essay with more than 300 words. If it is related to health science topics, any topics would be all right. Please show clear thesis statement and follow the essay structure. You don't copy any medical article and describe medical facts. You will have to show your own original idea.
医療に関連した話題であればどの話題でもけっこうです。300語以上でエッセイを書く。ただ事実を書いたり、病気などを説明するものはいけません。自分の考えをきちんと主題として示し、まとめなさい。評価のポイントは、内容、構成、英語の順です。
(提出期限 6月26日)
今後の授業予定
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
2009年6月4日木曜日
Writing 7
語学研修説明(アメリカ・サンフランシスコ)
Task for today Friday, 5th June
Presentations
99 - 106
41 - 49
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
ASSIGNMENT 課題2 (Homework)
What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
脳卒中を予防するにはどうしたらよいか論じなさい。(提出期限 6月5日)
今後の授業予定
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
Task for today Friday, 5th June
Presentations
99 - 106
41 - 49
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
ASSIGNMENT 課題2 (Homework)
What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
脳卒中を予防するにはどうしたらよいか論じなさい。(提出期限 6月5日)
今後の授業予定
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
2009年5月26日火曜日
Writing 6
Task for today Friday, 29th May
Presentations
89 - 98
31 - 40
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
ASSIGNMENT 課題2 (Homework)
What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
脳卒中を予防するにはどうしたらよいか論じなさい。(提出期限 6月5日)
今後の授業予定
6月5日 スピーチと語学研修説明(アメリカ・サンフランシスコ)
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
英文を書くときのポイント:
・主題(thesis statement)明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
・主題を先に述べる
・主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをその後にわかりやすく説明する
・さいごに、主題について再度言及する(結論)
例
College is a place that the students can learn more and new knowledge and experience in it. Of course, different people have different reason to study in college. For example, some people want to be to go on a further study after they graduate from the college; some people hope to find a good job after their studying in the college and also some people wish to exchange their present situation through studying in the college. In my opinion, no matter what reason people study in the college for, studying in the college is just a preparation for their future' life.
Students can learn new knowledge and experiences from the studying in the college. There are many teachers, professors with abundant teaching experience who teach students lots of new knowledge and help them to solve the problems in their study. With their help, student can learn a lot of useful basic and professional knowledge which is very helpful for their future' work. And study. After they finish their study in the college, students go to work in the society and contribute to the different fields.
Students can learn how to arrange their own time reasonably. Before their studying in college, their life often arranged by their parents and their study often arranged by their teachers. It is very different for them to live and study in college, because students studying in college have to arrange their life and study by themselves. They have right to arrange their part time, such as when to get up, when is the sport-time, when to finish the assignment etc. This is very important experience for students' work and life in the future.
Studying in the college make students having opportunity to live with other student and learn how to cooperate with other people. Usually, people often have uncomfortable feeling to live with a stranger, because they do not know each other and perhaps their habit and personality are different. But for the long run, it is good for them. They have to cooperate with each other and solve a lot of problems they will face together.
Gradually, they can learn how to care and understand other people. It is a preparation for students to go to cooperate with other people in the society. All in all, students not only can learn lots of new knowledge from the books but also can learn much more necessary experience such as how to arrange time and how to cooperate with other people. It is very important for their future' wok and life.
Today's topic
Developmental Disorders
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Step 2
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a syndrome characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It is diagnosed on the basis of clinical criteria. Drug therapy with stimulant drugs, behavioral therapy, and educational interventions are the main treatment options. ADHD is currently considered a disruptive behavior disorder, but it has normally been classified as a developmental disorder. It is said that ADHD affects about 3 to 8% of school-aged children in the U.S., but a number of experts think ADHD can be excessively diagnosed. That is because doctors tend to apply criteria inaccurately. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there are three types of ADHD: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined. Research shows that ADHD tends to run in families.
Step-3
1 Professionals experienced in the evaluation of children with developmental disorders can diagnose autism. Qualified professionals may include pediatricians, pediatric neurologists, child psychiatrists, and psychologists. When diagnosing autism, a review of the child’s developmental history, a clinical interview, and observation of the child are essential. Some professionals may use behavior checklists or standardized screening tests to help with the diagnosis of autism.
2 It is difficult to give a specific diagnosis of autism before age three, but some children show autistic behaviors almost from birth. Rates of development vary in infants and young children. In addition, autism is frequently accompanied by mental retardation or slow learning. You may also find some behaviors associated with autism in children who are mentally retarded, so it may also be difficult to discriminate between autism and mental retardation in very young children.
3 There is currently no cure for autism. Professionals and others who are familiar with autistic people suggest many kinds of intervention in autism. However, you should be careful of any intervention that assures a cure or any particular method that claims to be the only effective approach. Data show that the best intervention for autism or PDD (pervasive developmental disorders) is early intensive intervention that makes use of behavioral methods and speech therapy to remediate particular deficits.
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31 - 40
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ASSIGNMENT 課題2 (Homework)
What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
脳卒中を予防するにはどうしたらよいか論じなさい。(提出期限 6月5日)
今後の授業予定
6月5日 スピーチと語学研修説明(アメリカ・サンフランシスコ)
6月12日 スピーチと語学研修説明(オーストラリア・ゴールドコースト)
6月19日 まとめとエッセイライティング(課題3)
英文を書くときのポイント:
・主題(thesis statement)明確にする(一つのことを述べる)
・主題を先に述べる
・主題について、具体例、理由、詳細、背景などをその後にわかりやすく説明する
・さいごに、主題について再度言及する(結論)
例
College is a place that the students can learn more and new knowledge and experience in it. Of course, different people have different reason to study in college. For example, some people want to be to go on a further study after they graduate from the college; some people hope to find a good job after their studying in the college and also some people wish to exchange their present situation through studying in the college. In my opinion, no matter what reason people study in the college for, studying in the college is just a preparation for their future' life.
Students can learn new knowledge and experiences from the studying in the college. There are many teachers, professors with abundant teaching experience who teach students lots of new knowledge and help them to solve the problems in their study. With their help, student can learn a lot of useful basic and professional knowledge which is very helpful for their future' work. And study. After they finish their study in the college, students go to work in the society and contribute to the different fields.
Students can learn how to arrange their own time reasonably. Before their studying in college, their life often arranged by their parents and their study often arranged by their teachers. It is very different for them to live and study in college, because students studying in college have to arrange their life and study by themselves. They have right to arrange their part time, such as when to get up, when is the sport-time, when to finish the assignment etc. This is very important experience for students' work and life in the future.
Studying in the college make students having opportunity to live with other student and learn how to cooperate with other people. Usually, people often have uncomfortable feeling to live with a stranger, because they do not know each other and perhaps their habit and personality are different. But for the long run, it is good for them. They have to cooperate with each other and solve a lot of problems they will face together.
Gradually, they can learn how to care and understand other people. It is a preparation for students to go to cooperate with other people in the society. All in all, students not only can learn lots of new knowledge from the books but also can learn much more necessary experience such as how to arrange time and how to cooperate with other people. It is very important for their future' wok and life.
Today's topic
Developmental Disorders
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Step 2
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a syndrome characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It is diagnosed on the basis of clinical criteria. Drug therapy with stimulant drugs, behavioral therapy, and educational interventions are the main treatment options. ADHD is currently considered a disruptive behavior disorder, but it has normally been classified as a developmental disorder. It is said that ADHD affects about 3 to 8% of school-aged children in the U.S., but a number of experts think ADHD can be excessively diagnosed. That is because doctors tend to apply criteria inaccurately. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there are three types of ADHD: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined. Research shows that ADHD tends to run in families.
Step-3
1 Professionals experienced in the evaluation of children with developmental disorders can diagnose autism. Qualified professionals may include pediatricians, pediatric neurologists, child psychiatrists, and psychologists. When diagnosing autism, a review of the child’s developmental history, a clinical interview, and observation of the child are essential. Some professionals may use behavior checklists or standardized screening tests to help with the diagnosis of autism.
2 It is difficult to give a specific diagnosis of autism before age three, but some children show autistic behaviors almost from birth. Rates of development vary in infants and young children. In addition, autism is frequently accompanied by mental retardation or slow learning. You may also find some behaviors associated with autism in children who are mentally retarded, so it may also be difficult to discriminate between autism and mental retardation in very young children.
3 There is currently no cure for autism. Professionals and others who are familiar with autistic people suggest many kinds of intervention in autism. However, you should be careful of any intervention that assures a cure or any particular method that claims to be the only effective approach. Data show that the best intervention for autism or PDD (pervasive developmental disorders) is early intensive intervention that makes use of behavioral methods and speech therapy to remediate particular deficits.
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2009年5月21日木曜日
Writing 5
Task for today Friday, 22nd May
ASSIGNMENT: What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
Presentations
79 - 88
21 - 30
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Today's topic
Avian influenza is an infectious disease of birds caused by type A strains of the influenza virus. The disease occurs worldwide. While all birds are thought to be susceptible to infection with avian influenza viruses, many wild bird species carry these viruses with no apparent signs of harm. ...
May is American Stroke Month and High Blood Pressure Awarenss Month. Stroke rates could go down if more people controlled their high blood pressure.
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Step 2
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a syndrome characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It is diagnosed on the basis of clinical criteria. Drug therapy with stimulant drugs, behavioral therapy, and educational interventions are the main treatment options. ADHD is currently considered a disruptive behavior disorder, but it has normally been classified as a developmental disorder. It is said that ADHD affects about 3 to 8% of school-aged children in the U.S., but a number of experts think ADHD can be excessively diagnosed. That is because doctors tend to apply criteria inaccurately. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there are three types of ADHD: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined. Research shows that ADHD tends to run in families.
Step-3
1 Professionals experienced in the evaluation of children with developmental disorders can diagnose autism. Qualified professionals may include pediatricians, pediatric neurologists, child psychiatrists, and psychologists. When diagnosing autism, a review of the child’s developmental history, a clinical interview, and observation of the child are essential. Some professionals may use behavior checklists or standardized screening tests to help with the diagnosis of autism.
2 It is difficult to give a specific diagnosis of autism before age three, but some children show autistic behaviors almost from birth. Rates of development vary in infants and young children. In addition, autism is frequently accompanied by mental retardation or slow learning. You may also find some behaviors associated with autism in children who are mentally retarded, so it may also be difficult to discriminate between autism and mental retardation in very young children.
3 There is currently no cure for autism. Professionals and others who are familiar with autistic people suggest many kinds of intervention in autism. However, you should be careful of any intervention that assures a cure or any particular method that claims to be the only effective approach. Data show that the best intervention for autism or PDD (pervasive developmental disorders) is early intensive intervention that makes use of behavioral methods and speech therapy to remediate particular deficits.
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ASSIGNMENT: What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
Presentations
79 - 88
21 - 30
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Today's topic
Avian influenza is an infectious disease of birds caused by type A strains of the influenza virus. The disease occurs worldwide. While all birds are thought to be susceptible to infection with avian influenza viruses, many wild bird species carry these viruses with no apparent signs of harm. ...
May is American Stroke Month and High Blood Pressure Awarenss Month. Stroke rates could go down if more people controlled their high blood pressure.
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Step 2
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a syndrome characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. It is diagnosed on the basis of clinical criteria. Drug therapy with stimulant drugs, behavioral therapy, and educational interventions are the main treatment options. ADHD is currently considered a disruptive behavior disorder, but it has normally been classified as a developmental disorder. It is said that ADHD affects about 3 to 8% of school-aged children in the U.S., but a number of experts think ADHD can be excessively diagnosed. That is because doctors tend to apply criteria inaccurately. According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there are three types of ADHD: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined. Research shows that ADHD tends to run in families.
Step-3
1 Professionals experienced in the evaluation of children with developmental disorders can diagnose autism. Qualified professionals may include pediatricians, pediatric neurologists, child psychiatrists, and psychologists. When diagnosing autism, a review of the child’s developmental history, a clinical interview, and observation of the child are essential. Some professionals may use behavior checklists or standardized screening tests to help with the diagnosis of autism.
2 It is difficult to give a specific diagnosis of autism before age three, but some children show autistic behaviors almost from birth. Rates of development vary in infants and young children. In addition, autism is frequently accompanied by mental retardation or slow learning. You may also find some behaviors associated with autism in children who are mentally retarded, so it may also be difficult to discriminate between autism and mental retardation in very young children.
3 There is currently no cure for autism. Professionals and others who are familiar with autistic people suggest many kinds of intervention in autism. However, you should be careful of any intervention that assures a cure or any particular method that claims to be the only effective approach. Data show that the best intervention for autism or PDD (pervasive developmental disorders) is early intensive intervention that makes use of behavioral methods and speech therapy to remediate particular deficits.
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2009年5月13日水曜日
Writing 4
Task for today Friday, 14th May
Presentations
69 - 78
11 - 20
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Submit your ASSIGNMENT 1
Writing tips: paragraph writing (topic sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence)
Basic paragraph structure
Today's topic
American Stroke Association
May is American Stroke Month and High Blood Pressure Awarenss Month. Stroke rates could go down if more people controlled their high blood pressure.
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
STEP 2
1 Brain cells start to die when blood flow to the brain stops, because they do not receive the nutrients and oxygen they need to survive. Quick access to medical care is critical to survive and recover from a stroke. Thanks to advances in immediate stroke treatment, the mortality rate from strokes has declined in recent years.
2 The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) in the U.S. conducts and supports research into the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders and stroke. There are a lot of different stroke symptoms, and the type observed depends on the type of stroke that has occurred. There are a number of major general signs and symptoms of a stroke: numbness or weakness of the face, arms or legs; trouble with speaking and understanding (aphasia); vision loss; difficulty walking; confusion; dizziness; loss of coordination and balance (ataxia); and severe headache.
3 When someone shows symptoms of a stroke, a physician will promptly evaluate his or her medical history and immediately perform brain imaging tests, such as a CAT scan and MRI. Prompt treatment, including blood flow recovery to the brain and patient stabilization, is essential. The overall stroke treatment process may include medications, surgery and rehabilitation.
ASSIGNMENT: What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
Presentations
69 - 78
11 - 20
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Submit your ASSIGNMENT 1
Writing tips: paragraph writing (topic sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence)
Basic paragraph structure
Today's topic
American Stroke Association
May is American Stroke Month and High Blood Pressure Awarenss Month. Stroke rates could go down if more people controlled their high blood pressure.
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
STEP 2
1 Brain cells start to die when blood flow to the brain stops, because they do not receive the nutrients and oxygen they need to survive. Quick access to medical care is critical to survive and recover from a stroke. Thanks to advances in immediate stroke treatment, the mortality rate from strokes has declined in recent years.
2 The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) in the U.S. conducts and supports research into the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders and stroke. There are a lot of different stroke symptoms, and the type observed depends on the type of stroke that has occurred. There are a number of major general signs and symptoms of a stroke: numbness or weakness of the face, arms or legs; trouble with speaking and understanding (aphasia); vision loss; difficulty walking; confusion; dizziness; loss of coordination and balance (ataxia); and severe headache.
3 When someone shows symptoms of a stroke, a physician will promptly evaluate his or her medical history and immediately perform brain imaging tests, such as a CAT scan and MRI. Prompt treatment, including blood flow recovery to the brain and patient stabilization, is essential. The overall stroke treatment process may include medications, surgery and rehabilitation.
ASSIGNMENT: What are the risk factors of stroke? What should we do to prevent stroke? Do you have any good ideas to do so? Please discuss how to prevent stroke. You should use more than 200 words. If you can, please type it. Deadline to submit is Friday, June 5th.
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ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2009年5月6日水曜日
Writing 3
Task for today Friday, 8th May
Presentations
59 - 68
1 - 10
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Today's topic
Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Virus Infections
TOEFL ITP TEST 1月27日実施 500点目標
PlACEMENT TEST解答
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 D 5 B 6 D 7 C 8 D
9 C 10 C 11 C 12 B 13 B 14 C 15 D 16 A
17 B 18 C 19 B 20 D 21 D 22 C 23 D 24 C
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
STEP 1
Strokes, which are also known as cerebrovascular accidents (CVA), are life-threatening events in which part of the brain is deprived of oxygen. About 700,000 strokes occur in the United States every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 500,000 of them are first-time strokes. Over 160,000 people in the U.S. die from strokes every year. There are two types of strokes. One is an ischemic stroke, which occurs when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted by a blood clot. The other is a hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs when there is bleeding into or around the brain.
STEP 2
1 Brain cells start to die when blood flow to the brain stops, because they do not receive the nutrients and oxygen they need to survive. Quick access to medical care is critical to survive and recover from a stroke. Thanks to advances in immediate stroke treatment, the mortality rate from strokes has declined in recent years.
2 The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) in the U.S. conducts and supports research into the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders and stroke. There are a lot of different stroke symptoms, and the type observed depends on the type of stroke that has occurred. There are a number of major general signs and symptoms of a stroke: numbness or weakness of the face, arms or legs; trouble with speaking and understanding (aphasia); vision loss; difficulty walking; confusion; dizziness; loss of coordination and balance (ataxia); and severe headache.
3 When someone shows symptoms of a stroke, a physician will promptly evaluate his or her medical history and immediately perform brain imaging tests, such as a CAT scan and MRI. Prompt treatment, including blood flow recovery to the brain and patient stabilization, is essential. The overall stroke treatment process may include medications, surgery and rehabilitation.
ASSIGNMENT 1: The same in last class. Deadline to submit is Friday, May 15th.
Writing tips: paragraph writing (topic sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence)
Basic paragraph structure
ASSIGNMENT 2: Presetation. You speak about related topics that you have studied here in this classroom. You have 2-3 minutes.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
Presentations
59 - 68
1 - 10
Listening to each speaker, you will have to give your comments.
Today's topic
Novel Influenza A (H1N1) Virus Infections
TOEFL ITP TEST 1月27日実施 500点目標
PlACEMENT TEST解答
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 D 5 B 6 D 7 C 8 D
9 C 10 C 11 C 12 B 13 B 14 C 15 D 16 A
17 B 18 C 19 B 20 D 21 D 22 C 23 D 24 C
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
STEP 1
Strokes, which are also known as cerebrovascular accidents (CVA), are life-threatening events in which part of the brain is deprived of oxygen. About 700,000 strokes occur in the United States every year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 500,000 of them are first-time strokes. Over 160,000 people in the U.S. die from strokes every year. There are two types of strokes. One is an ischemic stroke, which occurs when the blood supply to the brain is interrupted by a blood clot. The other is a hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs when there is bleeding into or around the brain.
STEP 2
1 Brain cells start to die when blood flow to the brain stops, because they do not receive the nutrients and oxygen they need to survive. Quick access to medical care is critical to survive and recover from a stroke. Thanks to advances in immediate stroke treatment, the mortality rate from strokes has declined in recent years.
2 The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) in the U.S. conducts and supports research into the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders and stroke. There are a lot of different stroke symptoms, and the type observed depends on the type of stroke that has occurred. There are a number of major general signs and symptoms of a stroke: numbness or weakness of the face, arms or legs; trouble with speaking and understanding (aphasia); vision loss; difficulty walking; confusion; dizziness; loss of coordination and balance (ataxia); and severe headache.
3 When someone shows symptoms of a stroke, a physician will promptly evaluate his or her medical history and immediately perform brain imaging tests, such as a CAT scan and MRI. Prompt treatment, including blood flow recovery to the brain and patient stabilization, is essential. The overall stroke treatment process may include medications, surgery and rehabilitation.
ASSIGNMENT 1: The same in last class. Deadline to submit is Friday, May 15th.
Writing tips: paragraph writing (topic sentence, supporting sentences, concluding sentence)
Basic paragraph structure
ASSIGNMENT 2: Presetation. You speak about related topics that you have studied here in this classroom. You have 2-3 minutes.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2009年4月28日火曜日
Writing 2
Task for today Friday, 1st May
Today's topic
Swine Influenza (Flu)
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Tumor, which comes from the Latin word meaning “swelling,” is an abnormal growth or mass of tissue. Tumors are a sign of inflammation and can be benign or malignant. Nearly all tumors are examples of neoplasia, although certain developmental malformations or inflammatory masses may occasionally be called tumors. There are several different types of tumors. Their names usually reflect the kind of tissue they arise in, and may also tell you something about their shape or how they grow. For example, a medulloblastoma is a tumor that arises from poorly developed cells in the inner part of the brain. Diagnosis depends on the type and location of the tumor. Tumor marker tests and imaging may be used; some tumors can be seen on the skin or felt with the fingers.
National Brain Tumor Society
American Brain Tumor Association
1 The human body consists of many types of cells. Each type of cell has its own functions. Most healthy cells grow and then divide in an orderly manner to create new cells, as they are needed, to keep the body healthy and working well. However some types of cells divide too rapidly and grow without any order. A group of such cells forms an abnormal mass of tissue called a tumor. Each year in the U.S., more than 16,000 people are diagnosed with brain tumors. Tumors are either benign or malignant.
2 Malignant brain tumors have cancer cells and interfere with vital functions. They are likely to grow rapidly, invade the surrounding tissues, and can be life-threatening. These malignant tumors may put out roots that grow into healthy brain tissue like a plant. If they remain compact and do not have any roots, they are called encapsulated tumors. Benign tumors are generally harmless. However, when benign tumors are located in vital areas of the brain and affect vital functions, they may also be considered malignant.
3 Some brain tumors are referred to by grade. Grade 1 is the least malignant and grade 4 is the most. The grade of a tumor shows how the cells look under a microscope. Cells from higher-grade tumors look more abnormal than cells from lower grade tumors. They also grow faster and are more malignant than lower-grade tumor cells.
ASSIGNMENT 1: What do you think about tumors? Are you interested in tumors? If so, what in tumors do you want to study? Write your thought in 200 words. Deadline to submit is Friday, May 15th.
ASSIGNMENT 2: Presetation. You speak about related topics that you have studied here in this classroom. You have 2-3 minutes.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
Today's topic
Swine Influenza (Flu)
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Tumor, which comes from the Latin word meaning “swelling,” is an abnormal growth or mass of tissue. Tumors are a sign of inflammation and can be benign or malignant. Nearly all tumors are examples of neoplasia, although certain developmental malformations or inflammatory masses may occasionally be called tumors. There are several different types of tumors. Their names usually reflect the kind of tissue they arise in, and may also tell you something about their shape or how they grow. For example, a medulloblastoma is a tumor that arises from poorly developed cells in the inner part of the brain. Diagnosis depends on the type and location of the tumor. Tumor marker tests and imaging may be used; some tumors can be seen on the skin or felt with the fingers.
National Brain Tumor Society
American Brain Tumor Association
1 The human body consists of many types of cells. Each type of cell has its own functions. Most healthy cells grow and then divide in an orderly manner to create new cells, as they are needed, to keep the body healthy and working well. However some types of cells divide too rapidly and grow without any order. A group of such cells forms an abnormal mass of tissue called a tumor. Each year in the U.S., more than 16,000 people are diagnosed with brain tumors. Tumors are either benign or malignant.
2 Malignant brain tumors have cancer cells and interfere with vital functions. They are likely to grow rapidly, invade the surrounding tissues, and can be life-threatening. These malignant tumors may put out roots that grow into healthy brain tissue like a plant. If they remain compact and do not have any roots, they are called encapsulated tumors. Benign tumors are generally harmless. However, when benign tumors are located in vital areas of the brain and affect vital functions, they may also be considered malignant.
3 Some brain tumors are referred to by grade. Grade 1 is the least malignant and grade 4 is the most. The grade of a tumor shows how the cells look under a microscope. Cells from higher-grade tumors look more abnormal than cells from lower grade tumors. They also grow faster and are more malignant than lower-grade tumor cells.
ASSIGNMENT 1: What do you think about tumors? Are you interested in tumors? If so, what in tumors do you want to study? Write your thought in 200 words. Deadline to submit is Friday, May 15th.
ASSIGNMENT 2: Presetation. You speak about related topics that you have studied here in this classroom. You have 2-3 minutes.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
2009年4月22日水曜日
Writing 1
Task for today Friday, 24th April
Introduction time
Test for your placement
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Tumor, which comes from the Latin word meaning “swelling,” is an abnormal growth or mass of tissue. Tumors are a sign of inflammation and can be benign or malignant. Nearly all tumors are examples of neoplasia, although certain developmental malformations or inflammatory masses may occasionally be called tumors. There are several different types of tumors. Their names usually reflect the kind of tissue they arise in, and may also tell you something about their shape or how they grow. For example, a medulloblastoma is a tumor that arises from poorly developed cells in the inner part of the brain. Diagnosis depends on the type and location of the tumor. Tumor marker tests and imaging may be used; some tumors can be seen on the skin or felt with the fingers.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
語句の使い方がよく分からないときに役立つコーパス(corpus)
WebCorp
Introduction time
Test for your placement
KIT 2 (Overlapping)
Tumor, which comes from the Latin word meaning “swelling,” is an abnormal growth or mass of tissue. Tumors are a sign of inflammation and can be benign or malignant. Nearly all tumors are examples of neoplasia, although certain developmental malformations or inflammatory masses may occasionally be called tumors. There are several different types of tumors. Their names usually reflect the kind of tissue they arise in, and may also tell you something about their shape or how they grow. For example, a medulloblastoma is a tumor that arises from poorly developed cells in the inner part of the brain. Diagnosis depends on the type and location of the tumor. Tumor marker tests and imaging may be used; some tumors can be seen on the skin or felt with the fingers.
SMS English Chat Room
ID: smu
PASSWORD: moroyama
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