it代替谁?

代词it最基本的用法是代替除人以外的一切生物和事物,不用来指代人。我们可以说:“W here is m y book?”“Its on the desk.”但不可以说:“W here is Jack?”“Itis in the room.”那么在什么情况下,it可以指代人呢?笔者认为主要见于下面几种情况:1.指说话人心目中的那个人。例如:—Itm ustbe Carla.她肯定是卡拉。—Y es,it was Carla herself.是的,她就是卡拉本人。2.代替说话者不太清楚的那个人,常用在打电话或有人敲门等情况。例如:—W ho is it?谁(敲门)啊?—Its m e,W eiM ing.是我,魏明。3.在回答其中用指示代词表示人的特殊…     

What is it?

Yon can find it everywhere．Yon can touch it or feel it.But it can’t be eaten and can’t be drunk．There is air in it．There is water in it．Because it has much nutrition(营养物)which plants live on it,and we     

How much is it?

教材分析:本课是“OxfordEnglishChangjiangEdition”(4B)第四单元第一课时,主要内容是“SectionA:Kenisatashoppingplaza.Hehassixtyyuanandhewantstobuyapresent.Heisaskingtheshopassis-tantthepricesofsomeitems”。根据这一话题,我确定出本课的目标:重点是用英语认读人民币及货物价格,能通过提供的信息应答“Howmuchisit?Doyouwantone?”,以持续相互间的交谈。我采用听、说、学和演的教学方法,遵循趣味性教学原则、情景教学原则和交际性原则,充分发挥现代教学媒体的优势,使课堂“情趣化、生活化、交际化”,引导学生在一种轻松、自…     

What time is it?

读下面的歌谣。根据歌谣内容在表盘上写出相应的时间,并把表盘和相应的图连起来。It's ten o'clock.Time for lessons.It's nice to be a boy.     

What Color is it?

What color is it?(这是什么颜色) Cloud is White,(云是白色的) and sky is blue．(天是蓝色的) What color is it?(这是什么颜色) Moon is yellow,(月亮是黄色的) and sun is red.(太阳是红色的) What color is it?(这是什么颜色) Branch is brown,(树枝是褐色的)     

Are women really asking for it?

Childbirth educators and doulas express frustration that the vast majority of women choose standard obstetric care for labor and birth, even though the evidence shows that this care increases the likelihood that they will experience unnecessary intervention and morbidity. Women are preparing for childbirth by reading and taking classes, but they are unprepared for this reality. What responsibility do doulas and childbirth educators have in alerting women of the risk?     

What Does it Mean to Question?

The purpose of this paper is two fold: first, to tease out the meaning inherent in the correlativity of the question and answer process and second, to suggest a philosophical answer to the question “What does it mean to question?” in the context of teacher education. To that end, we want to claim that R.G. Collingwood’s “Logic of Question and Answer” is a valuable tool in filling the gap in scholarship concerning the art of questioning. While research into the activity of teaching often emphasizes the role and effectiveness of questioning, these studies have largely focussed on the strategies and results of the practice of questioning. We argue that they place too little emphasis on making sense of the process itself and that more time should be spent on the Logic of Question and Answer. To accomplish our goal, in Collingwoodian form, we will contextualize an example of how the understanding of the question and answer complex informs the practice of teacher education in the specific area of the Social Studies Methods Course.     

What was it like for you?

Abstract

As LEAs and schools develop their inclusive policies and practices, arguments about how to provide the most effective education for pupils with EBD continue. Is it possible to provide high quality education for this group in mainstream schools whilst not adversely affecting the education of the other pupils? What are the consequences of placing the most disturbed pupils in special schools? What do the pupils themselves think? This article draws on findings from 26 interviews with former pupils of an EBD residential school. We were interested in their opinions about the quality of education and care they received at the school and the impact of the placement on their experiences as young adults. Overall, despite some concerns, the former pupils have very positive memories of the school and felt that it had helped them to overcome their learning and behavioural difficulties. The findings have key implications for the development of policy and practice.     

Teacher knowledge: What is it? How do we uncover it? What are its implications for schooling?

This paper follows the ways in which publications in TATE, that focus on teacher knowledge, provide insights into the development and growth of scholarly understanding of teacher knowledge. Relevant questions are: How is teacher knowledge defined? What modes of inquiry are adopted by the researchers? What are conceived as the implications of teacher knowledge for schooling? In order to answer these questions, nine papers were chosen from TATE according to the following criteria:

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distributed over a period of 20 years from 1988 to 2009

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representing an international group of scholars

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reflecting modes of inquiry

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focusing on a variety of themes related to teacher knowledge

These papers were analyzed according to the following aspects:

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Definition of teacher knowledge

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Mode of inquiry

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Emphasis on one or more of the commonplaces of education - subject matter, learner, teacher, milieu (Schwab, 1964)

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Emphasis on one or more of the kinds of teacher knowledge suggested byShulman (1986)

The analysis of each paper is presented followed by a discussion.Several tendencies in the development of the concept of teacher knowledge are noted. There is the extension of the term to include societal issues. As well, one finds a growing focus on the personal aspects of knowledge. The role of context in shaping teacher knowledge plays a crucial role in the analyzed papers, reflecting changes in the milieu of schooling. The main mode of inquiry in the analyzed papers is qualitative, interpretative. The authors of the various papers were interested in the concrete experiences and views of student teachers, and teachers, concerning their knowledge and its acquisition. This approach yields important insights but leaves open several questions. First, the curricular question: what concrete opportunities for gaining knowledge are offered to student teachers? Another question concerns the modes of teachers’ use of their professional knowledge. This question requires detailed observations and documentation of teachers’ actions in classrooms, trying to link their knowledge and practice.The papers analyzed in this review share a common scholarly language and are based in Western culture. It is important to see, as well, studies conducted in other cultures, which might have a different view of teacher knowledge.     

是One还是that还是it?

。ne,山at和it是英语中最简单、最常见的词汇,但类,但非同一物,泛指同类中的任何一个。the one表示要准确运用他们,还需花一定的功夫。特指的另一物。山at=the+名词,所指的名词与前面提 请看下面三题:到的名词为同一类,但非同一物;it二the(面s,山at,my 1.—期wdon‘twetakealit山break?,一)+名词,所指的名词就是前面提到的同一物。it和 一一一。idn,t we iust have_?(NMEr that为“特指”用法。例如: 2以x〕,23)She 15 100拓ng for a house;she likes one with a garage. A .it B.that C.one D.this You ha、e some叩讨es.Will youP』e…