Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Improved Thesis Statement for "Double Edge of Globalization"
Globalization have improved the inter-connectivity internationally which caused degradation of environment and ironically, the inter-connectivity is a source of solution to the environmental issues.
Thursday, 12 September 2013
Thesis Statement for "The Double Edge of Globalization"
Globalization is said to be double edged, bringing about the rise of international trading and simultaneously damaging the environment through their practices; deforestation has caused global warming and climate change. It is also important that governments have come together to solve the problems that they have caused, thus making the world more interconnected.
Sunday, 8 September 2013
2nd summary draft of "Double Edge of Globalisation"
Summary:
According to Chanda (2007), globalisation has increased international trading and consumers demand. As a result, the environment suffered with the attempts to satisfy consumers need. Attempts such as deforestation has caused great damage to environment and health of the citizens. A plus point for such damages however, is that governments work together to help solve such problems or, at least to salvage the situation. Globalisation also brings about improved efficiency, technology and many other aspects within various countries.
According to Chanda (2007), globalisation has increased international trading and consumers demand. As a result, the environment suffered with the attempts to satisfy consumers need. Attempts such as deforestation has caused great damage to environment and health of the citizens. A plus point for such damages however, is that governments work together to help solve such problems or, at least to salvage the situation. Globalisation also brings about improved efficiency, technology and many other aspects within various countries.
Friday, 6 September 2013
1 liner summary of De Sheng's English Learning Journey
De Sheng had his English education in China and have enjoyed his days as a student under Miss Lin, one who strived to make language learning interesting and this has spurred De Sheng to study overseas.
Summary of "Double Edge of Globalisation"
As the title suggested, Globalisation has brought about positive effects and negative effects. Of which, the summary should therefore contain evidence of bought positive and negative impacts.
Summary:
According to Chanda (2007), globalisation has increased international trading and consumers' demands. As a result, the environment suffered with the attempts to satisfy consumers' needs. Attempts such as deforestation has caused great damage to environment and health of the citizens. A plus point for such damages however, is that governments work together to help solve such problems or at least to salvage the situation. Globalisation also brings about improved efficiency, technology and many other aspects within varies countries.
Summary:
According to Chanda (2007), globalisation has increased international trading and consumers' demands. As a result, the environment suffered with the attempts to satisfy consumers' needs. Attempts such as deforestation has caused great damage to environment and health of the citizens. A plus point for such damages however, is that governments work together to help solve such problems or at least to salvage the situation. Globalisation also brings about improved efficiency, technology and many other aspects within varies countries.
Sunday, 1 September 2013
Survey questions for “The Double Edge of Globalization”
Why is China taken as an example?
"Governance at both local and global levels has failed to promote conservation and reforestation." Why?
Why were the nations that have signed the Kyoto Protocol not making sufficient efforts to grapple with the challenge of global warming?
Why is deforestation and global warming a highlight in the article?
What are the positive effects of globalization?
My English Learning Journey Draft 2
Since young, I was signed up for tuition classes just like a typical Singaporean's kid. English language was one of my worst subjects and it still is, now. Despite my parents' effort to put me into tuition class, I still couldn't do well in English. Since Primary 1 through to my secondary school's days, I had been attending the same tuition class with the same tutor and the same method. Eventually I gave up and stopped the class before I was going to the fourth year. Back then I knew I was struggling with English but I managed to get borderline passes until my 'O' Levels. I failed my English and had a hard time trying to find schools for my tertiary education. Fortunately I managed to get into Republic Poly but was required to sit for the 'O' levels English examination again. The school was kind enough to recommend English tuition. I went to sign up for the class and from there, the feedback from the tutor was helpful and eventually improved my grade for English.
In my opinion, part of the reason for not doing well despite the extra classes was because of the teaching methodology. I guess the repetitive writing and answering comprehensive questions did not help me a lot in improving my English. During the period of time when I was still in the tuition class, we were only told to answer past-year papers and write tons of essays. I personally feel that it could have been better if I had done the questions myself rather than to spend extra cash on getting others to provide me the questions. Nonetheless, I have to admit one of the biggest problems for not performing well in English language is because of my laziness. I have spent very little time on reading books since I was young.
With this experience of mine, I believe feedback is one key factor to improvement. Reflective learning is the way to go!
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