Will increase funding to schools for providing Mandarin training

The aim is to double number of Chinese learners in Britain to 400,000

David says that UK schools should dubble the number of Chinese language assistants by 2016 and increase funding to reduce the cost to schools of providing Mandarin training. 

 The Hanban and The British Council will launch a number of UK-China School partnerships to funding 60 headteachers to go on study visits to China in 2014. The plan is to dubbel the chines lerers to 400,000.

David says "I want Britain linked up to the world’s fast growing economies. And that includes our young people learning the languages to seal tomorrow’s business deals."

German and french is aparently a outdated languch and mandorin is the new thing. "By the time the children born today leave school, China is set to be the world’s largest economy."
 David Cameron is taking Mandelas advise "if you talk to a man in a language he understands that goes to his head, if you talk to him in his own language that goes to his heart". But why dosen't Cameron what to reach out to the Germans and Freanch harts?

Mr Cameron’s remarks will delight those who have bene pushing for a significant expansion of Mandarin, including London Mayor Boris Johnson, but risk angering French and German teachers, and officials in Paris and Berlin.

British Council has research's that Mandarin Chinese is in the top five most important languages for the UK’s prosperity, influence and security in future years, but still only one per cent of the UK’s adult population speak it well enough to hold a conversation.

The British Council had decided  that 50,000 English teachers in China, will in the next three years be a part of efforts to get more speaking Mandarin. British math teachers will allsow go there to investigate math and science teaching in schools to identify ideas that could drive standards up in British schools.

Even though Cameron said that it's mostly to make good business deals with China it it is a great way to learn to communicate. In our opinion the more people you can communicate with the better and this will also have positiv effects on England because more people will be able to get jobs as teachers and stuff. 

Chapman reports that David Cameron, during a visit to China, said that he thinks that the educational ties with China should be strengthened. He plans to do it by increased funding to schools so the costs for providing Mandarin training will go down. He also wants to double the the number of Chinese language assistants in the UK by 2016. 

The article goes on to quote David Cameron: "I want Britain linked up to the world’s fast growing economies. And that includes our young people learning the languages to seal tomorrow’s business deals." He says that China will be the worlds largest economy when todays children leave school, so it is time to focus more on Mandarin and less on french.

According to the article, research by the British Council puts Mandarin Chinese in the top five most important languages for the UK’s prosperity, security and influence in future years. The article also states that only one per cent of the UK’s adult population speak it well enough to hold a conversation.

Chapman concludes with the fact that the new national curriculum will make studying foreign languages compulsory in primary schools, so the pupils wont have to wait until secondary school. 

I think that David Cameron might be right about Mandarin being a more important language than French. Since China is a very large economy, it makes sense to be able to speak Mandarn if you want to work with something that includes business with China. Since Esperanto didn't really break trough as a world language, you  need to learn multiple languages. I also think that it's wrong to force everyone to speak English just because the British colonized almost the entire world and forced their language onto other people while killing lots of them and taking the rest as slaves. It is not more than right that the British should have to learn other languages. They can't just assume that everyone will learn english to talk to them, so they should make an effort of their own. 

Summary: According to news agencies on The Telegraph, a 47 year old cyclist spent 30 minutes trapped under a car after being run over, it is a miracle that he escaped with no broken bones at all. " I didn't shut my eyes and think 'this is it', although it could have been." (Quote by Justin Futers, the victim).

Essay: 

The prime minister says: "I want Britain linked up to the world’s fast growing economies. And that includes our young people learning the languages to seal tomorrow’s business deals." 

The desirable effect of this would be a strengthened relationship with the people of China and an easier way  to make business deals. As Nelson Mandela said:

“if you talk to a man in a language he understands that goes to his head, if you talk to him in his own language that goes to his heart”

We do believe that it could be useful, however it will take a few generations for the language to actually stick. 

The message that Cameron is giving is quite clear, although he could have more motivations for this plan. 

The purpose is clear. 

We think that the ariticle may have been easier to read if they had an actual news paper article instead of an online article. The commercials cause a lot of distraction fron the actual text. 

Compared to other websites it could be considered relatively trustworthy although we would not trust it to 100 percent since articles are always angeled. 

The level of interest depends on the readers point of view and what correlation they have with the education of brittish students. 

We would say that it is quite educational.

The cyclist said: "I didn't shut my eyes and think 'this is it', although it could have been."

Nevertheless, the 76 year-old man who drove the car did not require any hostpital treatment, however, Justin Futers was lucky to make it with only cuts and bruises.

The South East Coast Ambulance Service were called at 12.53pm on Saturday when a man got hit by a car. Mr Futers, from Littlehampton, West Sussex was hit by a car on his bicycle as he pulled out of a junction and was wedged beneth the car. The innitial reaction from one person on the scene was - Oh my God, what have we here?' but then I heard an utterance under the car from the cyclist. 

After the event his bike was mangled

I think that this text might make some people, especially cyclists and drivers, aware of all the accidents that can happen if you are not careful on the roads. They do not really explain exactly how he crashed into the car in this text, which is slightly confusing. This article is trustworthy because the newspaper is legit, the text is covering a lot of information about where and when the accident happened. The text also has a photo of the cyclist which makes it even more trustworthy although the whole accident seems a bit unreal because there is no clear explanation of how he fell. Without a description of how he fell, it would seem unlikely that he got wedged underneath a car. I think this text was pretty boring to be honest, but it might make people more aware in traffic which is the most important thing.

Justin Futers, 47, drove out of a junction and was hit by a car. The man explains how life threatening this near death experience was. Mr. Futers hopes "these shocking images of his ordeal will be a warning to all road users to take extra care". After being trapped for 30 minutes emergency services managed to pull him out.

Mr. Futers managed to escape the dangerous situation without any serious injuries. The wittness Mike Bramton, who took the photos, initially believed that the cyclist was dead. However, as he approched the car Bramton heard an utterance from underneath the vehicle. The driver was a 76-year-old man who luckily did not require any hospital treatment.

After reading this piece, we think the article is not very trustworthy as the article did not contain enough information about the scene. For example, the authors did not mention the driver's actions or reaction after the accident. 

By James Chapman for the Daily Mail

PUBLISHED: 03:48 GMT, 5 December 2013

David Cameron want to the schools to learn out mandarin because he wants the uk to have a bigger conection to the world's fast growing economics. And that will lead to our young people being able to work with tomorrows bussines deals.

The artical is clear with what theyre trying to say and its not hard to understand. mostly because it is a fact that mandarine is a big, and growing, language in the bussines world and something that is worth invest in. 

He said: "I can't remember what I was thinking at the time other than 'There is a car on top of me.'."

the message was quite clear. it is just a story there is not really an acutal message other than a warning to people to be more careful in trafic. the purp0se of the original article was to jus tell the story. the orignal articel was published by the telegraph so it is quite thrustworthy i think? i dont really know what the telegraph is. it is eyecatching but i dont know if it is interesting. it is not a very educational article other than in the way of warning people to be careful in traffic.

Eventually, he was rescued and brought to a hospital, where they confirmed that no bones were broken. Undoubtedly, it is safe to say that he was lucky. 

Futers himself hopes that the shocking pictures that was taken of him during the accident will be a warning to all road users to take extra care. Despite the horrific accident, Futers aims to be back on his bicykle within a month. 

The primenister of the UK plans to double the number of mandarin speaking people in the nation by 2016. The goal is 400,000 people. The PM said: "I whant britain linked up to the world's dast growing economies. And that includes our young people learning the languages to seal tomorrow´s business deals." He thinks that they should extaeinch German and fernch to Mandarin tho they pridikt it will be spoken all around the world.

 Cyclist almost died in a car accident

 This is a summary of an article presented by the telegraph.co.uk. The article is about a man who was a painter and decorator who almost died getting trapped under a car. He thankfully lived event though he was milimeters from dying. A ex-firefigher helped him.