History of the Culture of English Speaking Peoples by https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4 Here we share! en-us 2020-12-11 18:55:03 UTC 2026-03-03 14:10:33 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f9d0.png English as global language sheldy https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085311075 There are many opinions concerning the use of English and why it is important to speak it. It is associated with the idea of success and most of it, with the idea of economical wealth. Check this article to see how the author shows the importance of learning English in the globalized world we live today. Do you agree with his arguments? Expose your ideas here in this site. You can search and add more links or videos related to English as global language. You can also post some articles that refer about the topic with a comment of your own.  

]]> 2021-01-13 23:24:44 UTC https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085311075 Origins of English sheldy https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085319794 The history of the English language is very much related to the history of England. As the country grew so did the language that became the most spoken one in the world. But is it this language purely from England? Check this video and comment. Post any other files or websites that refer to the origins of English. 

]]> 2021-01-13 23:31:12 UTC https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085319794 1066 - Norman Conquest sheldy https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085357108 The year 1066 is significant in the history of war because:
  • It was the year William the Conquerer of Normandy defeated Harold Godwinson in the Battle of Hastings, claiming the throne of England. 
  • It marked a shift from territorial self-rule by Saxon tribes to total monarchic rule
  • It set up a feudal system of landowning in England, recorded in the Domesday book - the first census

The Bayeux tapestry depicts the events of 1066. 
]]> 2021-01-13 23:57:50 UTC https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085357108 Reading Response sheldy https://padlet.com/sheldy/zvhrufjm2011feu4/wish/1085371810 Title: Beowulf, chapter 1
Author:
 1.Brief Summary: of reading assignment either by chapter, scene or combined; the form may be outline or complete sentence or fragments. Highlight main character’s development, any new characters, and main action.
2. Questions for Class Discussion: elaborate literal, inferential, abstract questions that you asked yourself or would like to ask your trainer in the online discussion.
a. Literal questions: answers are right there on the page; you can put your finger on the answer; this is what the author says, for example.
b. Inferential questions: are the ones that the answer is found reading between the lines; they have more than one possible answer; what we think the author says.
c. Abstract questions: are for judging and evaluating validity of a concept or point; what we think about what the author says; a degree of right or wrong
 
3. One Significant Quotation: include page number, act and scene, and speaker. Be ready to explain the reason you chose the quotation as well as the significance of the quotation itself.
 
4. Reaction / Response: additional thoughts, questions, or responses to the reading – including    discussion notes that you can share with your trainer in the online discussion.
 Remember this activity is limited to one page only. You edit this publication.
 
  

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