CELE English Transition Online: Tenses by OMD

omd — 2020-07-07 09:14:00 UTC

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Response for the practice

2020-07-31 11:20:15 UTC

hi everyone, here is my response for the practice. Please check it. Thank you

responses

2022-07-13 01:31:10 UTC

Sometimes it is easier to see and hear something than it had explained to you, and occasionally students just need to take out from a classroom environment and drop into an immersive world where they can watch dinosaurs walking around them, experience a performance at West End theatre or in a concert hall, or live streamed with other students around the world in VR social spaces. The list of apps be generated is dramatically and quickly grow, and with every new piece of software, another avenue for learners opens up.

2022-08-03 15:39:50 UTC

Responses

2022-08-12 02:19:15 UTC

1.Sometimes it is easier to see and hear something than have it explained to you, and occasionally students just need to take out of a classroom environment and drop into an immersive world; where they can watch dinosaurs walking around them, experiencing a performance at a West End theatre or in a concert hall, or live streamed with other students around the world in VR social spaces. The list of apps be generated is dramatically and quickly growing, and with every new piece of software, another avenue for learners opens up.

2.Things you do not expect to occur actually happens to you every day. Most surprises are minor, like a staff conflict, but some are not, like a blizzard. Some test your organization to the verge of destruction. You can not plan for the unexpected, and in many cases, planning actually sets you up to respond incorrectly. You make assumptions about how the world is and what is likely to happen. Unfortunately, many people try to make their worldview match their expectations, and thus ignore or distort signs that something different is happening. People look for confirmation that they are correct, not that they are wrong.

Answers

2024-09-15 09:32:07 UTC

2. Things you don’t expect to occur actually happen to you every day. Most surprises are minor, like a staff conflict, but some aren’t, like a blizzard. Some tested your organization to the verge of destruction. You can’t plan for the unexpected, and in many cases, planning actually sets you up to respond incorrectly. You made assumptions about how the world is and what’s likely to happen. Unfortunately, many people try to make their worldview match their expectations, and thus ignore or distort signs that something different is happening. People looked for confirmation that they were correct, not that they were wrong.