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Education in Estonia

Volunteers
wanted

You`ve been studying hard for your final exams all year
and finally they are over.  It`s time to
start applying for your first job and earn money or apply to go to university,  or is it? 
Some people decide to do something quite different before they settle
down to a full time job or education.

Every year, thousands of young adults from all over the
world take part in a once- in-a-lifetime adventure. Voluntary organisations
such as the “ International Voluntary Service” and “Operation Raleigh” offer
young adults the chance to leave abroad,  and work on projects which help the community
or the environment.  Volunteers  can be found in Greece helping to protect the
falling number of black bears, working in residential homes in Portugal or even
helping gorillas in Rwanda. There are no pre-conditions in terms of
nationality, ability, qualifications or social background. Volunteers need only
a passport, a reference and enthusiasm.

According to Tom Grieve who works with young adults on
these projects: “This is a unique learning experience for anyone who takes
part-and an opportunity to build up friendship all over the world. Each
volunteer is looked after by someone from the host project, and every
participating country provides support.”

Kate, a volunteer who worked in a children`s home in
India told us why she decided to volunteer: ”I wanted to feel that I was going
to do something really useful. I had an idea that I could make a difference.”
Most volunteers are not paid wages or salary, but are given accommodation and
food, and sometimes receive an allowance. Training is usually offered to
volunteers both before and during their time away –and they can get advice on
finding other employment after their return to their own country.

So what do people get out of volunteering? Nick, who
worked with elephants in Malawi last year says:  “ One day I was sitting in my bedroom in
London, looking at elephants on the TV, the next day I was staring into the
eyes of an elephant and helping to scrub his back. I made  loads of friends that I wouldn`t have met in
London, and had some incredible 
experiences. It changed my outlook on life.”

Volunteering can help you develop skills which are
attractive to employers and universities, such as independence, initiative and
social skills. So what are you waiting for? Anyone who is interested in
volunteering, or wants further information, can contact their nearest volunteer
agency, or look for opportunities on many volunteer websites on the Internet.

Word bank

Looking
at these words try to guess what the text will be about and make up sentences
or a group of sentences on the topic.

Volunteer-volunteering
–voluntary organisation/ agency

Adult

Take
part- participate- participant- participation

Offer-suggest+ing/that

Live
abroad

Help
the community/the environment

Residential
home/ children`s home

Pre-conditions

In terms of- с точки зрения

Nationality/ ability/
qualification/social background

Reference

Enthusiasm

According to

Unique learning experience

Opportunity to build up
friendship

All over the world

Provide support

Host project/country/family

Make a difference

Wages/salary

Accommodation

Receive an allowance

Employment-employ-employer-employee-
unemployment-unemployed

Make loads of friends

Have incredible experiences

Change outlook of life

Develop useful skills

Such as

Independence/initiative/ability
to work in a team/ responsibility/ flexibility/ tolerance…..

Word building

1.Millions of people attend art galleries and ………………. every year. (exhibit)

2. A grant was given for the ……………. of the sports facilities. (construct)

3. The …………….. tours are included in Salzburg, Vienna, Graz and Innsbruck. (sight)

4. The building was planned around an attractive main …………….. and two towers. (enter)

5. It is his ………………. to run for office next year. (intend)

6. A ………… decreases, ten times, pedestrians accident risks in the dark. (reflect)

7. There have been ……………. developments in technology in the last century. (impress)

8. My most ……………..place was this little park near the beach where I grew up.(memory)

Word building

1.       He drives so ………………. that I am sure he will have an accident. (care)

2.       Stephen Hawkins is one of the best …………… in the world. (science)

3.       She takes great care about  her ……………… (appear)

4.       There is plenty of ……………….. in this job, which is one of the things I like about it. (vary)

5.       All the actors give good …………………. and the photography is superb. (perform)

6.       There has been another decrease in the number of …………….. in America. (marry)

7.       Recent ………………….research in America has shown that the kitchen is often the most used of all the rooms in the home. (science)

8.       Many programmes on TV are …………… for children because of violence. (suit)

9.       What time is your ………………. from New York? (fly)

10.   His father is a very ……………….. businessman, I believe. (success)

11.   Don`t drive and speak on the mobile at the same time. It is stupid and ………….. (legal)

12.   The party …………… were bright and …………….. (decorate, colour)

13.   There is a great …………….. of flowers growing in our garden. (vary)

14.   Much ……………. is necessary before all diplomatic visits. (prepare)

15.   This magazine has got some very ……………… suggestions about cookery. (use)

16.   Exercise helps you  lose weight and has ……………… health benefits. (addition)

17.   The clerk`s attitude was not only ………………. but also very rude. (help)

18.   A lot of money was spent on the ……………….. of the space programme. (develop)

19.   Two girls had a strong and lasting  …………….. (friend)

20.   I am sure the library has got the ………………….. books you need. (refer)

21.   Getting accurate  ………………. is important to journalists. (inform)

22.   The ………………… of this fossilindicates the species is older than we thought. (discover)

23.   We saw the most …………… sunset in Florida last year. (beauty)

24.   There is a ………………. that she will be studing abroad next year. (possible)

25.   You should consider your options ………….. before making a decision. (care)

26.   Mamy youth ………………..offer summer enrichment  programs. (organise)

27.   The two countries have overcome many of their ……………… differences. (culture)

28.   It is our ……………….. to protect the environment. (oblige)

29.   My mother`s ……………….. has been a great help in my life. (encourage)

30.   Painting  the exterior of the house improved its …………… immensely. (appear)

31.   Travelling by train is more ……………… than thravelling by bus. (comfort)

32.   The decision will ……………. benefit both companies. (hope)

33.   John`s grades were pore at first, but showed some …………… by half term. (improve)

34.   Her high heeled shoes were quite …………. for the rocky road. (suit)

35.   His ………………. as Hamlete was a huge success. (perform)

36.   The firefighters moved into ……………… as soon as the alarm sounded. (act)

Sample Film Review

DeTamble Does Travel Through Time, Marvelous!

“The Time Traveler’s Wife” is a Love Story through-out time, literally. Henry DeTamble is a Librarian who time travels. However, he is not able to control when or where. The movie was based on the book and National Bestseller, “The Time Traveler’s Wife”, by Audrey Niffenegger. This book was first published in 2003, and was Niffenegger’s first book. The book received great reviews from “The New Yorker”, “Entertainment Weekly”, “Time Out New York”, “The Times (London)”, and many others. The movie, on the other hand, was directed by Robert Shwentke, and main characters are Rachel McAdams as Clare Abshire and Erick Bana as Henry DeTamble. The Genre of the movie was selected as Science Fiction/Romance/Drama. Plus, the movie recently premiered in August 14, 2009. This movie’s plot and narrative stayed well composed with the book.

The plot is based on a Chicago Librarian, Henry DeTamble, who time travels, as mentioned before. In his mid-thirties he travels into a meadow, where his present wife, was sitting and coloring a few a feet outside of the meadow. Clare Abshire is Henry’s wife, and the little girl he meets outside of the meadow; where it is located outside of her mansion, in Michigan. Even though Clare sees Henry all her life, Henry has never seen her until is twenty-eight. Henry falls in love with Clare, and they get married. Through-out their marriage, Henry time travels. He has to. It is just something he cannot control, and Clare gets left behind, waiting and waiting.

Henry DeTamble and Clare Abshire are the main characters of this movie. Henry has some kind of genetic alternation in his DNA which makes him time travel. He always travels without ANYTHING, clothing not included. Because his clothing is not a part of his body, so it can’t travel with him. His wife is Clare Abshire, who majored in Art. She loves to draw; ever since she was little. Clare Abshire used to live in Michigan, but moved to Chicago for the University. In Chicago’s Library is where Henry first meets Clare, because he works there, and Clare sees Henry for the first time in two years. The movie may seem confusing to type out; however, on the big screen it is told from the point-of-views from Henry and Clare. This helps set-off different staging, camerawork, and other important criteria’s for the movie.

The mood and atmosphere of the movie is set in Chicago or Michigan, where Clare used to live. It all depends as well to where Henry is at and when. The colors of the film are based on the seasons of the year. For example, the seasons are put to help the audience understand the time Henry traveled to. Maybe the year and date may not be given, but the season changing from scene to scene will give off to the viewer that Henry has indeed traveled. From the every beginning of the movie, where young Henry and his mother are driving, and the season is in the winter and dark. However, Henry and his Mother are involved in a car accident, and Henry is able to travel away. This must signal to the audience as a climatic moment, and that is how most of the climatic moments happen, during the evening or late at night. Plus, having the climatic moments happen in the evening will help with the movements of the characters.

The movement of characters is set on a normal pace. The only time the pace will change is when Henry is time traveling. For example, when Henry ends-up at a new place, he has to rush in order to find clothes. Which brings to the clothing and make-up options for this movie, the audience is able to adjust to the time Henry and Clare are from their clothes. For instance, when Henry is at the Meadow, he will always wear the same clothes because Clare laid them out for him. They are old clothes from her father. Secondly, Clare’s appearance changes through-out the movie to show that they are ageing. This was essentially put well into the movie because if not the audience and views would be lost, when Henry travels.

The Cinematography of this movie was well put-out. The camera distance when it would do close up’s of Henry and Clare’s face was mainly to see a reaction to a situation. For example, at their wedding Clare is walking down the aisle, but Henry is still facing forward. Once she gets to the altar, Henry turns around, and Clare can tell that is not her present Henry. The Director does a great job of getting her reaction of surprise, but the audience can see she was not upset, just happy that Henry was at the wedding. Other camera distances include when it seems like we are viewing them, or are witnesses of their love forming right in front of us. For instance, at the wedding when they are dancing their first song, the audience is viewing them for most of the time. Angle shots were also well captured, especially when Henry would start to travel. There was an incident where Henry seemed to be falling backwards as he was vanishing, and the camera falls with him, as if we were moving our heads to the right. Then the camera comes back up, when Henry gets up from wherever he has gone to. All the camera work in this film was well distributed through-out the movie. There were never too many shots of close-ups, far away, or different angels. They support each other really well.

For the music and sound, in the movie, there is a lot of instrumental music. It is really mellow, and relaxing when it has to be, and then it will pick up the pace for the climatic moments. For example, the wedding had a lot of soft and relaxing instrumental in the back ground. This would settle the audience into a state of smoothness within. Then when Henry disappears the music becomes sort of mysterious with like chimes. This would also help the viewers to know he wasn’t going anywhere dangerous, yet.

Then there are the special effects and computer animation nothing too fancy was added into the movie, but it still blended in well with the rest of elements. The special effects that the audience may point-out are the shot that was fired at Henry, the car accident he was involved in, when he was a child. However the most important special effect was, Henry disappearing. Of course we can disappear in real life, so work had to be done here. It was amazing how the special effects made Henry disappear so naturally, like if a human could time travel, they would not just vanish. They would start to disappear, and the audience can understand that when watching Henry travel. In comparison to this the computer animation was inputted with Henry disappearing. But as a viewer, I believe that simulating Henry outside in the meadow during Winter, or Henry and Clare outside their home celebrating New Year’s Eve were the best computer animations of the whole movie.

As part of the audience and reader of the book, I personally loved the movie. The ending is a tear-jerker for everyone, and when I mean everyone, it is true. Even my own boyfriend got a little tear-up, and so did I. I was able to notice how towards the ending when it would go silent, I could hear people crying with emotion. If the movie brought people to tears, then the overall work must be bowed to.

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Wordbuilding

1. We made the ……………. that she resign. (suggest)

2…………….. experiments have not proved his theory. (vary)

3. His …………….. was spent on the farm. (young)

4. His ……………. with television audiences is unrivaled. (popular)

5. The gymnasium was adorned with posters and crepe-paper ………………… for the dance. (decorate)

6. Praise is the greatest ……………… (encourage)

7. Internet safety is a ……………… topic of conversation. (fashion)

8. At the end of the speech he …………….. that we had been a fine audience. (conclusion)

9. The ………. of the fans filled the stadium. (cheerful)

10. GPs can make a real ………………… to the lives of elderly people. (improve)

11. For instance, trees bearing ............. fruits were made easy to climb, being much lower than forest trees. (eat)

12. Sinatra, dubbed `The Voice', was enjoying enormous .................. on radio, in night clubs and now in films. (popular)

13. Then they were to be put in a tin or other suitable ................... (contain)

14. It is advisable to stay on a normal, ............ diet for a while (various)

15. Here are some ................... places to bear in mind when you feel like a day's outing. (attract)

16.This method is more ..................... for large farms with sophisticated equipment. (suit)

Healthy Eating

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Use ; spend, swimming, high, club, best, running, fastest, jumpers, tennis player.

We go to our schol sports club on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

I like.

Very much.

I prefer to.

All my free time in the swimming poll.

I want to become the .

Swimmer in our club.

My friend Paul likes .

Best of all.

He is the .

Runner in the club.

Carla and Mark jump .

They are the strongest .

In our club.

Linda likes tennis a lot.

She is the best .

In our club.

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