Thursday, June 24, 2010
Students' Works on Paragraph
Education for the poor determines the nation’s future in three sectors. The first sector is human resource development. Education helps the poor to develop their knowledge and skill which enable them to compete in global era. The second sector is economic development. Once we have a better human resources the better we build an economic foundation for the nation’s future. The last sector is the opportunity for the government to give an equal chance for the poor, which makes education possible for all in the future.
Paragraph by Student 2:
Increase in fuel price will influence some economic aspects. It will influence transportation cost, which in turn will influence prices of all primary needs. If prices of all primary needs rise, it will cause/trigger a higher inflation, which in turn / eventually will burden people’s lives.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
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Model of describing process
Many people think that Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a very complicated process. In fact, it actually is a simple process involving four steps. First of all, the patient is prepared for the treatment. She is usually instructed to lie down on a removable bed with her head straight. Secondly, the bed is pushed mechanically into a large, hollow tube, at the end of which a powerful magnetic-powered camera is installed. When her head is placed firmly in the right position, the camera scans the inside part of her head. The picture of the head is sent to a computer outside the tube within only a few seconds. Finally, the patient is taken out from the tube and the process is completed.
Sunday, June 10, 2007
June 6th
Academic Writing
6th June 2007
Grammar Translation Method is kind of teaching technique which is usually used in teaching reading through translating the text. This technique has been changing in the practically way. Before in learning process, the teacher would translate the difficulties words into Indonesian, therefore the teacher was the active and the students would not be active in the class.
Nowadays GTM has been used to make the students more active in learning process. The teacher will give the synonym or antonym of the difficulties words from the text, so that the students will think about those words. This is a good way to make the students more creative.
By
Pu3
MPBI-X
WM Surabaya Catholic Univ.
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Definition, April 30, 2007
Monday, May 14, 2007
Model of an essay comparing advantages and disadvantages
[The above line is the instruction for IELTS Task 2. Below is the outline of an essay in response to that task. Notice how the writer organizes his ideas in accordance with the instruction!]
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Advantages:
TV provides education and broadens their knowledge
It also is cost-efficient; it delivers knowledge without forcing them to go out or spend some additional money
Disadvantages:
TV may peg children on their sofas, making them move less and socialize less
Some popular contents may lead them to adopt wrong values.
Outline for essay responding to Task 2 IELTS
[The above line is the instruction for IELTS Writing Task 2. Below is the outline for the essay. Watch how the writer lists and organizes the ideas that MATCH the instructions! It is VERY IMPORTANT that you write an essay that MEETS the criteria given by the instructions.]
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Causes:
First, sanction is lax.
Second, some people just have the desire to drive fast.
Solution:
First, punishment should be tougher, backed up by high-technology.
Second, more intense campaign should be addressed to drivers, followed by facilities for racing where these people can satisfy their hunger for speed.
Model of an argumentative essay
[The above line is the task set by the IELTS for Writing Task 2. The following is the essay. Watch the organization of ideas!]
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An opinion maintains that absolute freedom should be given to artists in order for them to explore artistic potentials as fully as they can. Government should not interfere with this intention, and should let these artistic geniuses explore things and do things as they wish in the name of the beauty of aesthetic expression. Such view, in my personal opinion, should not be encouraged. I present below two main reasons why I disagree with this opinion (= THESIS STATEMENT = inti dari argumen.)
First (transition signal), absolute freedom does more damage than good. This is true with everything, including arts. If artists have unlimited freedom in their hands, they will break some social boundaries which have been keeping order in the society. Nude poses, for example [include example], while undoubtedly constitute a pure expression that an artist would like to display, will stir chaos if performed in front of the public with strict religious codes.
Secondly, unlimited freedom may in some cases endanger the artists themselves. If they go far beyond the line of safety, they will expose themselves to risks, which may range from injuries to death. Some years ago a female artists plunged to her death when performing a happening act intended to protest the building of skyscrapers in a section of New York city [illustration]. Had the police successfully prevented her from doing that dangerous jump, the artist would have been still alive. Thus, to some extent, the role of government in limiting some aspects of life will also benefit artists.
In short [transition signal for concluding], freedom is of course important but it should always be exercised to a safe limit. The limit should be such that while it permits creative expression to flourish among artists, it still protects the public rights for enjoying decent artistic show and keeps the artists safe.
Thursday, April 26, 2007
Model Essay of Chart Description
Figure 3 shows the percentage of recycling by type of material during the period of 1994 to 2002.
As it is clear from the graph, all materials—newspaper, glass, aluminum, plastic-- had an increasing trend. The percentages, in the descending order, were as follows: newspaper, glass, aluminum, and plastic. Newspapers was obviously the material that was most often recycled. In 1994, around 28% of it was recycled. This continued in a rising trend and finally hit over 50% in 2002.
Glass had the next highest percentage of being recycled. In 1994, around 12% if plastic as recycled. In 1999, however, it was equaled by aluminum, which from that point onward continued climbing until 35% in 2002, slightly above the percentage of glass at 30%.
Finally, plastic comprised the material with the lowest percentage of recycle. Starting from zero in 1994, the percentages rose slowly, almost steadily, to 15% in the year 2002.
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