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Catherine the cat is also listening to the Russian students Raf and Maria.

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Catherine the cat is also listening to the Russian students Raf and Maria.

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The two teachers are listening to Maria.

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The two teachers are listening to Maria.

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Maria is talking with Mrs Barnstable from the USA via GoogleHangout.

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Maria is talking with Mrs Barnstable from the USA via GoogleHangout.

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Ms Brenda is showing what the weather in South Africa is like on her iPad.

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Ms Brenda is showing what the weather in South Africa is like on her iPad.

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Polina has just read a nice story about a person who faced a challenge (a screenshot).

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Polina has just read a nice story about a person who faced a challenge (a screenshot).

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Raf's and Sergey's French teacher is pleased with her students' performance.

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Raf's and Sergey's French teacher is pleased with her students' performance.

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Sergey has read a poem in French and answered our questions in French and English.

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Sergey has read a poem in French and answered our questions in French and English.

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Tikhon has just read about basketball and answered the guests' questions

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Tikhon has just read about basketball and answered the guests' questions

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Sasha is reading about the history of basketball from home via Skype.

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Sasha is reading about the history of basketball from home via Skype.

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Alexandra is reading about Paralympic Games.

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Alexandra is reading about Paralympic Games.

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These students from Rambuka school like Alexandra's story.

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These students from Rambuka school like Alexandra's story.

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Only the teachers know where the guests are from.

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Only the teachers know where the guests are from.

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A class from Sri-Lanka is listening to Sasha's story

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A class from Sri-Lanka is listening to Sasha's story

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Everyone is listening with great interest

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Everyone is listening with great interest

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Nastya's Mum was very impressed by all the students' reading and speaking skills

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Nastya's Mum was very impressed by all the students' reading and speaking skills

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Raf has just read a story about a school in French

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Raf has just read a story about a school in French

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Ioann is reading aloud. His teacher is happy.

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Ioann is reading aloud. His teacher is happy.

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Tom Conaway

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Paralympic Games

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I have read a passage from Beauty and The Beast

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I have read the text " A Born Teacher" from Year 11 englisn text book.

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Главная / Последние новости * Ирина Слуцкая - Золото наших сердец

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Евгений Плющенко, Яна Рудковская и Корпорация PMI представляют уникальное ледовое шоу - сказку для всей семьи с элементами волшебства "Щелкунчик". В шоу принимают участие знаменитые фигуристы Евгений Плющенко (Дроссельмейер), Ирина Слуцкая (Рождественская звезда), Эммануэль Сандю (Мышиный король) и др.

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Professor Stephen William Hawking was born on 8th January 1942 (exactly 300 years after the death of Galileo) in Oxford, England. His parents' house was in north London but during the second world...

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At a plain, black well-pump in the small southern town of Tuscumbia, Alabama, one of the world's great miracles took place. It began one bright, spring day in 1887. Puffy white clouds floated overhead on a background of blue, while birds fluttered through oaks and maples and flowers burst forth from the fertile soil in an array of colors-all unheard and unseen by a pretty girl of seven.

Standing at the totally blind and deaf Helen Keller's side was a young woman, Anne Sullivan. Miss Sullivan was steadily pumping cool water into one of the girl's hands while repeatedly tapping out an alphabet code of five letters in the other-first slowly, then rapidly. The scene was repeated again and again as young Helen painstakingly struggled to break her world of silence.

Suddenly the signals crossed Helen's consciousness with a meaning. She knew that "w-a-t-e-r" meant the cool something flowing over her hand. Darkness began to melt from her mind like so much ice left out on the sunny March day. By nightfall, Helen had learned 30 words.

Helen Adams Keller was born a healthy child on June 27, 1880, to Captain Arthur H. and Kate Adams Keller of Tuscumbia. At the tender age of 19 months, she was stricken with a severe illness which left her blind and deaf.

At the age of six, the half-wild, deaf and blind girl was taken by her parents to see Dr. Alexander Graham Bell. Because of her visit, Helen was united with her teacher Anne Mansfield Sullivan on March 3, 1887. After Helen's miraculous break-through at the simple well-pump, she proved so gifted that she soon learned the fingertip alphabet and shortly afterward to write. By the end of August, in six short months, she knew 625 words.

By age 10, Helen had mastered Braille as well as the manual alphabet and even learned to use the typewriter. By the time she was 16, Helen could speak well enough to go to preparatory school and to college. In 1904 she was graduated "cum laude" from Radcliffe College. The teacher stayed with her through those years, interpreting lectures and class discussions to her.

Helen Keller, the little girl, became one of history's remarkable women. She dedicated her life to improving the conditions of blind and the deaf-blind around the world, lecturing in more than 25 countries on the five major continents. Wherever she appeared, she brought new courage to millions of blind people.

Her teacher, Anne Sullivan is remembered as "the Miracle Worker" for her lifetime dedication, patience and love to a half-wild southern child trapped in a world of darkness.

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At a plain, black well-pump in the small southern town of Tuscumbia, Alabama, one of the world's great miracles took place. It began one bright, spring day in 1887. Puffy white clouds floated overhead on a background of blue, while birds fluttered through oaks and maples and flowers burst forth from the fertile soil in an array of colors-all unheard and unseen by a pretty girl of seven.

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I want to read you about Bethany Hamilton.
Her motto is 'Me quit? Never!'

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I have chosen a text about Willard Wigan, because I think, it would be interesing for others to learn about this person. He was considered not very clever, but he has a great tallent.

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Here is the link to the WRAD site: