[填空题]The traditional classroom and the IITV classroom are______.

[填空题]The traditional classroom and the IITV classroom are______.

[填空题]Through IITV a teacher can teach students in different______.

[填空题]IITV gives a teacher a lot of advantages.

[填空题]If a teacher and a student talk on the IITV network, there is______.

[单项选择]
Traditional methods of banking are under threat from a "new type of account" which is actually meant to be almost perpetually in debit. This account, to be (21) in a few months’ time, is intended to (22) a range of personal banking services; such as current accounts, mortgages, personal loans and credit cards. Customers, who must (23) that they are at least five years from retirement, will be required to (24) a mortgage of at least 10,000 on their homes and have their salaries paid directly into the account. They will then have an agreed credit (25) of up to three times their annual salary, to use as they wish, as well as the usual (26) such as debit, credit and cash cards and a cheque book. Accounts in debit will be charged interest at a rate of 8.2 percent. This (27) favourably with the standard mortgage rate of 8.45 percent,
A. connects
B. compares
C. relates
D. differs

[多项选择]Classroom Participation Should Be Encouraged
You are to write in three parts:
In the first part, state your point of view on classroom participation.
In the second part, give some specific reasons to support your view.
In the last part, bring what you have written to a natural conclusion or a summary.
Marks will be awarded for content, organization, grammar and appropriateness. Failure to follow the above instructions may result in a loss of marks.

[填空题]How many computers in the classroom

[填空题]Palmer viewed that classroom language teaching should follow ______ principles of language learning.

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Maintaining classroom discipline is a growing problem for many schools. 46) Some children seem incapable of following the rules, perhaps because they feel they are unreasonable or unclear.
There can be no such excuse at Bebington High School on the Wirral. When children misbehave at Bebington, the teacher immediately writes their names on the classroom board. They know they are in trouble and they know what the penalty is likely to be. Their classmates know too that the choice to break the rules was their own.
47) The effect, claim the proponents of this American system of discipline, has been to improve behaviour, allowing more time to be spent on teaching. "Assertive discipline" was introduced into Bebington last September and Margaret Hodson, a science teacher, says the results are "little short of a miracle".
Since the program was introduced into England two years ago, 450 schools, 80 per cent of them primary have adop