For those who is preparing for a PP project
Here is some useful information for making presentation easily and nicely
Showing posts with label sophomores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sophomores. Show all posts
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
For those who's working on the project
Список
студентов, выполняющих проекты по английскому языку:
Юридическое
отделение:
51-65 pp
1. About myself-Агаева Хадижат
2. My home-Абдуллаев Абдулла
3. My town/village - Аммаев Т.- Махачкала, Дадаев - Избербаш, Тагиров – Мамаул, Бавматов - Каякент
4. Daily routine-Закергаев Юсуп
5. My university-Арсланбекова Наида
6. My native country (Russia/Dagestan)- geographical, political and cultural description-Гарунов (Дагестан), Хизриев (Россия)
7. English-speaking countries - geographical, political and cultural description -Назирбеков Н. (Великобритания)
8. My future profession - Кадиев Курбан.
66-79 pp
1. The state structure of Russian Federation - Рамазанова Зарема
2. The judiciary of Russia - Мирзалабагомаев Шамиль
3. The state structure of the republic of Dagestan - Меджидов Альберт
4. The state and its organs - Раджабов Зураб
5. The state structure of the UK - Магомедов Валиюлла
6. The USA. State structure - Куцулова Эльмира
7. Elections in Russia and the USA - Абдусаламов Сайди.
80-100 pp
1. The problem of capital punishment.- Алигаджиев Бахмуд
2. Human rights - Омарова Лиана
1. About myself-Агаева Хадижат
2. My home-Абдуллаев Абдулла
3. My town/village - Аммаев Т.- Махачкала, Дадаев - Избербаш, Тагиров – Мамаул, Бавматов - Каякент
4. Daily routine-Закергаев Юсуп
5. My university-Арсланбекова Наида
6. My native country (Russia/Dagestan)- geographical, political and cultural description-Гарунов (Дагестан), Хизриев (Россия)
7. English-speaking countries - geographical, political and cultural description -Назирбеков Н. (Великобритания)
8. My future profession - Кадиев Курбан.
66-79 pp
1. The state structure of Russian Federation - Рамазанова Зарема
2. The judiciary of Russia - Мирзалабагомаев Шамиль
3. The state structure of the republic of Dagestan - Меджидов Альберт
4. The state and its organs - Раджабов Зураб
5. The state structure of the UK - Магомедов Валиюлла
6. The USA. State structure - Куцулова Эльмира
7. Elections in Russia and the USA - Абдусаламов Сайди.
80-100 pp
1. The problem of capital punishment.- Алигаджиев Бахмуд
2. Human rights - Омарова Лиана
Экономическое
отделение:
1 курс:
1. Рагимова Наида - "My native country. Russia (general description)"
2. Темирбекова Х. - "English-speaking countries (general description)"
3. Гасанов А. - "Great Britain (general description)"
4. Айвазова Х. "English-speaking countries (general description)"
2 курс:
1 курс:
1. Рагимова Наида - "My native country. Russia (general description)"
2. Темирбекова Х. - "English-speaking countries (general description)"
3. Гасанов А. - "Great Britain (general description)"
4. Айвазова Х. "English-speaking countries (general description)"
2 курс:
1. Магомедова Заира – “The main economic laws”
2. Сулейманова Равганият – “Types of economic profession”
3. Бабаева Эльвира – “The sources of income”
4. Ибрагимова Наида – “What is economics and what do economists do?”
5. Абдуллаева Фатима – “The main economic problems. Inflation and unemployment”
6. Мугудинова Гульнара – “The money and its functions”
7. Исаева Карина – “What is management and what do good managers do?”
Данные будут обновляться.
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PP-presentation topics for economists
Hello, my dear sophomores! As I promised earlier I leave here some topics for your future PowerPoint presentations.
Don't forget about the points you can get for your work.
51-65 pp
Don't forget about the points you can get for your work.
51-65 pp
1. About myself
2. My home
3. My town/village
4. Daily routine
5. My university
6. My native country (Russia/Dagestan)- general description
7. English-speaking countries - general description
8. My future profession
66-79 pp
1. The economy of Russia/Dagestan
2. The economy of English-speaking countries (the USA, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada etc.)
3. The trade. Home and foreign trade.
4. The factors of production
5. The commerce and its structure
6. What is marketing? The main rules of marketing.
7. Advertising. Advertising media.
8. Banking in Russia and the UK
9. Taxes in Russia and the USA
10. The famous economists (biography and their works)
80-100 pp
1. The main economic laws. Demand and supply.
2. The main economic problems. Inflation and unemployment
3. What is management and what do good managers need?
4. The money and its function
5. The sources of income
6. What is economics and what do economists do?
7. Types of economic profession
8. Planned, mixed and market economy.
9. Monopolies, oligopolies and perfect competition
Please, choose a topic and leave your comment.
PP-presentation topics for law-students
Dear law-students!
Please, choose a topic and leave your choice as a comment to this publication.
51-65 pp
Please, choose a topic and leave your choice as a comment to this publication.
51-65 pp
2. My home
3. My town/village
4. Daily routine
5. My university
6. My native country (Russia/Dagestan)- geographical, political and cultural description
7. English-speaking countries - geographical, political and cultural description
8. My future profession
66-79 pp
2. The judiciary of Russia
3. The state structure of the republic of Dagestan
4. The state and its organs
5. The state structure of the UK
6. The court system of England
7. The USA. State structure
8. The judiciary of the USA
9. Elections in Russia and the USA
80-100 pp
2. Types of legal profession in Russia
3. Civil and criminal cases.
4. Crime and punishment. Types and kinds.
5. The problem of violence in our country
6. The problem of capital punishment.
7. Jury service in Russia and the USA
8. Police forces in Russia and other countries.
9. The problem of police abuse
10. Human rights
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
For the 2nd year extramural students of economics
Read and translate the text. Make a list of the main terms.
THE SOURCES OF INCOME
Before people can consume anything, however, they must do two things. First they must earn the income to buy the things they want. Then they must decide how the money will be spent. There are two ways to earn income: from work and from the use of wealth.
Income From Work
Most of the income comes from work. In return for working, people receive a wage or a salary. The term «wage» typically refers to the earnings of workers paid by the hour or unit of production. «Salary» refers to earnings paid on a weekly or monthly basis. How much you earn will depend on the kind of job, the abilities, the performance, and a number of other factors.
Income From Wealth.
Wealth can be expressed as the value of the things you own. Adding the value of all your possessions, bank accounts, savings, and the like will give you the total amount of your wealth.
Used in certain ways, wealth can earn income. If you owned a house, you might be able to let others use it for a fee. In that instance economists would say that you used your wealth to earn «rent.» Wealth, in the form of money that is loaned to others or deposited in a savings account, will earn interest. As you can see, interest and rent are two forms of income that can be earned by wealth.
Other types of income are dividends and capital gains that can be generated from the wealth.Monday, February 17, 2014
Interpretation of a Text
Dear sophomores!
Here is useful information about the Interpretation
of a Text
1. Speak of
the author in brief.
- the facts
of his/her biography relevant for his/her creative activities
- the epoch
(social and historical background)
- the
literary trend he/she belongs to
- the main
literary pieces (works)
2. Give a
summary of the extract (story) under consideration (the gist, the content of
the story in a nutshell).
3. State
the problem raised (tackled) by the author.
4.
Formulate the main idea conveyed by the author (the main line of the thought,
the author's message).
5. Give a
general definition of the text under study.
- a 3rd
person narrative
- a 1st
person narrative
- narration
interlaced with descriptive passages and dialogues of the personages
- narration
broken by digressions (philosophical, psychological, lyrical, etc.)
- an
account of events interwoven with a humorous (ironical, satirical) portrayal of
society, or the personage, etc.
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Economic Terms
Hello, sophomores!
Learn the explanation of the chosen term and try to give it to your classmates.
Give as more examples of using the term as you can to make the meaning clear.
Help your classmates to understand what term you are talking about.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
East meets West
Hi, my dear friends!
I have found some interesting infographics made by Yang Liu, the artist and designer. She tries to describe the difference between eastern and western cultures.
Click on the picture and follow the link
Which kind is more familiar to you? I think there is much common between Chinese and Dagestani. Don't you agree?
Monday, October 14, 2013
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Letter from: the fascinating, forbidden land of Dagestan
Thursday, September 26, 2013
How can we make the European social model sustainable?
Study the following infographics here
What do YOU think? Is Europe’s social model still sustainable?
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Well, you want to try? ;-)
If you can read this poem to the end and at the same time pronounce all the words correctly, then you speak English better than 90% of English speakers in the world.
Dearest creature in creation,
Study English pronunciation.
I will teach you in my verse
Sounds like corpse, corps, horse, and worse.
I will keep you, Suzy, busy,
Make your head with heat grow dizzy.
Tear in eye, your dress will tear.
So shall I! Oh hear my prayer.
Friday, May 17, 2013
The Lord of the Rings: an allegory of the PhD?
Hi, sweeties! :-)
Here you can read funny reflections on The Lord of the Rings.
Make a conclusion on it.
For the 2nd year students
Saturday, April 6, 2013
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