The week ten lecture was about 'You and the New Zealand Police'.
The presenter is Rohon Stace who is a New Zealand Police and his main work is education. There are about ten main points in this lecture.
First of all is communicating with police, including emergency and Non-emergency situations. Secondly is language and communication difficulties. A friend or language line can help you overcome it. Thirdly is police and the world. Fourth is your rights with police. Fivth is information of police. You can check in internet wetside www.police.govt.nz. Sixth is dometic or family violence. Seventh is that what to do. You also can call 111. Eighth is Protection orders. Ninth is looking after you chlidren in New Zealand. Lastly is about burglary.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
week 9 - oral blog entry 6
I am seeing two pictures A and B in the computer group B. Picture A is that students are studying individual with their book and notebooks. They can discuss each other. This is the tranditional teaching way. Picture B is the morden way. Students are studying in a group with a computer. There are five students in a group and discuss. they can search imformation in the internet and write and save the writing in the computer. I think Picture B way is good, because the computer can help and impove them study more.
Monday, May 7, 2007
Week 8 Oral Blog Entry 5_ Domestic News Headlines
I heard this story on Morning Report on National Radio on Monday April 30th.
"The main story of The Press that is the government is looking for a way who choose and see the numbers. The story said that last year there are 30 thousands children a day give the classes."
consonant to vowel linking: childern a day
extra linking sounds: story of
weakforms of prepositions: looking for
"The main story of The Press that is the government is looking for a way who choose and see the numbers. The story said that last year there are 30 thousands children a day give the classes."
consonant to vowel linking: childern a day
extra linking sounds: story of
weakforms of prepositions: looking for
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