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zero407
zero407
24.12.2020 22:00 •  Английский язык

Moscow schools - open to all children good education is one of the best ways for every child- with or without disabilities Moscow educational organisations at all levels (preschool, school, vocational and higher education) create special teaching conditions depending on the students' individual to develop social skills. Almost every big school in Moscow can provide special con- ditions for teaching physically challenged children. Disabled children who enrol in their local schools can receive a good education and be included in their communities equally with others. Such schools, with students with mixed abilities and special educational needs, do a great job by adopting inclusive teaching methods. In case a child needs something more than that, Centres of Psychological-Pedagogical, Medical, and Social Assistance serve as resource centres to help every young person con- tinue their studies and develop social skills. For example, if a child has certain learning, medical or social difficulties which in any way stop them from studying, these centres can provide the necessary help.
Moscow: activities for all In Moscow, disabled children are welcome. They can visit museums, theaters, parks and various places of interest. Moreover, since 2015 the Festival 1+1 has been held in Moscow. The participants are inclusive groups including children and young people with different educational needs aged 3 to 20. Through their creative and artistic work, they can show their various talents and skills in dif- ferent kinds of art. What is most important about this fes- tival is that it encourages the public to think more about
the problems disabled children may have as well as the dif- ficult situations many young people are in. By going to the festival, the public can learn more about these children and how to help them. The highlight of this festival is the final Concert which attracts large crowds of people. Educational practices, public access for all and festivals like this are all good ways to remember one thing: no matter what difficulties you face, you can still achieve great things. And Moscow gets this message across.
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Aleks5953
Aleks5953
27.05.2023 22:28

1) We use the Internet every day. We can find different informatoin, chat with friends on the Internet. It is very useful and helpful.

2) Of course, the internet is more popular with young people, because not all adults understand very well modern technologes.

3) The Internet  has a lot of good sides as well as bad ones. For example, I spend too much time sitting at social networks. Some children spend much time, playng computer games. That't bad of course! But we can learn the latest news in the world, weather forcast, tv programme on the net, to watch a film or a consert at any time. It's its advantage.

4) Besides, I also use the Internet for my studies. I can find the necessary information for my school reports and presentations.

5) Though we should remember  that not all information and news from the Internet can be correct and true so we should not trust everything what we see on our screens.

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Demorage
Demorage
21.08.2022 05:29
July 15, 2001 was completed on the left bank of the Ishim River, the monument "Astana - Baiterek" monument lay the foundation .In the legend of Baytureke - fairy tree growing on Mount Kok - Tobe, washed by the boundless ocean. Every year, it leaves the sacred bird Samruk lays the golden egg - the sun. Each year, the dragon eats a light that symbolically means day and night, summer and winter, Good and Evil, Light and Darkness. The metal structure 105 meters high, weighing over 1,000 tonnes and is based on 500 piles. Ball diameter 22 meters and weighing 300 tons of glass - a chameleon, changing light depending on the sunlight, is raised to a height of 97 meters - a reminder that the new capital of Kazakhstan appeared in 1997.
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