Monday, 30 December 2013
Friday, 27 December 2013
Thursday, 26 December 2013
Using on-line dictionaries for translation of the texts of special purpose.
Today, December 26, an integrated lesson ( English - IT (Information Technology) have
passed in the 10 "A" grade. The theme was " Using computer
dictionaries in the on-line system translation of the texts of special purpose" (
when studying the theme "World Religion" ).
At the lesson pupils worked in a team, carrying out tasks of different levels, skills of literary translation of the texts with special terminology using on-line computer dictionaries. The students took an active part in the work of this kind, because the theme was very interesting for them.
At the lesson pupils worked in a team, carrying out tasks of different levels, skills of literary translation of the texts with special terminology using on-line computer dictionaries. The students took an active part in the work of this kind, because the theme was very interesting for them.
Friday, 20 December 2013
Excursion to the Chukovsky House Museum in Peredelkino
Schoolchildren of our school took an exciting stroll, arranged by teachers Severina O.V. and Samsonova N.I., along the historical site of Peredelkino. They walked by the Church of Transfiguration, literary cemetery, where famous Russian writers are buried, the settlement of writers.
The heart of their trip was the Chukovsky House Museum, where they listened to a very interesting excursion introducing Korney Chukovsky as an outstanding literary translator from English, who discovered names of Mark Twen, Conan Doyle and other English and American writers to Russian readers.
Their guide Pavel Kruchkov, a literary critic, told the children that their neighborhood is rich in translating traditions. There lived such famous translators as Boris Pasternak, Arseny Tarkovsky and others.
The heart of their trip was the Chukovsky House Museum, where they listened to a very interesting excursion introducing Korney Chukovsky as an outstanding literary translator from English, who discovered names of Mark Twen, Conan Doyle and other English and American writers to Russian readers.
Their guide Pavel Kruchkov, a literary critic, told the children that their neighborhood is rich in translating traditions. There lived such famous translators as Boris Pasternak, Arseny Tarkovsky and others.
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Thursday, 5 December 2013
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