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Stage One: Deciding Where to Search

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Ten Steps to Better Web Research  Stage One: Deciding Where to Search In June 2013, Dulcinea Media will release Teaching Web Research Skills, a research-based multimedia experience that greatly expands upon these Ten Steps.  Read this blog post  for more information. Educators and parents, please view  our presentation on Teaching the Ten Steps . It includes a discussion of research studies and educator advice that informed these Ten Steps.  Step 1: The Internet Is Not Always the Best Place to Start Should you start this research project by using the Internet? Many schools offer access to remarkable databases that may be a much better place for you to begin your research. Sure, they may be a little inconvenient, but they may help you find the credible information you need more quickly than any search engine will.  As Joyce Valenza, librarian at Springfield Township High School in Pennsylvania, says, “students must be aware of the ...
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It's too bad that

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It's too bad that Too bad' means regrettable or unfortunate.  When using it in a sentence you are expressing a concern or regret for what has taken place.  The topic being discussed could have happened to you, the person you are talking to, or someone or something else. Here are some examples: " It's too bad that she lost her job. " " It's too bad that you have to go. " " It's too bad that I found out about it. " " It's too bad we will not be there on time. " " It's too bad that tickets are all gone to that concert. " " It's too bad that it is supposed to rain. " " It's too bad that she got hurt. " " It's too bad that my work has to lay off people. " " It's too bad that you do not understand. "
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English Conversation Tips

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English Conversation Tips In a controlled environment (i.e. a classroom) speaking English with others is relatively easy, as you're probably practising particular expressions or vocabulary. But in the outside world, conversations can be a lot more unpredictable and things can go wrong in conversations. Maybe you don't understand the other person – or maybe they don't understand you. Maybe you're talking about a difficult subject with technical vocabulary, or maybe the other person uses a lot of slang or English idioms that you don't understand. Here are some tips and strategies for when there are communication problems. You don't know the word Sometimes we forget the right word, or we realise as we're speaking that we don't know the word we need. We can also forget the word if we are under pressure, such as in an exam. But the important thing is to keep going – don't let the conversation stop! If you don't know the word, try to say it in ano...
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