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I react to some TikToks and give my perspective on a variety of topics regarding modern dating. Of course these reaction videos are entertaining, but I do also think they help shed light on behaviors to look out for when you're meeting new people. CONTACT/ FOLLOW ME:Instagram: @courtneycristineryanBUSINESS INQUIRES: courtneycristineryan@gmail.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today, we delve into a deeply moving and personal poem by one of India's most celebrated poets — Kamala Das. The poem is titled "My Mother at Sixty-Six", a gentle yet powerful meditation on ageing, love, and the inevitability of separation.

Supporting older, novice readers requires more than just phonics or comprehension strategies—it demands a multicomponent intervention approach. Students need structured instruction in vocabulary, syntax, text processing, and writing when working with complex texts. But for this to be effective, intervention must be intentional, well-planned, and fully supported.During this episode, Dr. Mitchell Brookins, a nationally recognized literacy practitioner, shares insights from a middle school in New Orleans, where a multicomponent intervention transformed how students engaged with rigorous texts. ...

Send us a textClement of Alexandria was one of the many luminaries of the Catechectical School of Alexandria, one of the early church's most distinguished centers of learning and theology. His argument that all truth, whether found in the Bible or in Greek philosophy, issues from a single source, namely Christ, potentially marks him as one of the earliest exemplars of "Christian humanism." But Clement is not without some controversy, including in his attempt to appropriate the label "gnostic" for himself and bring it into harmony with Christianity. Richard M. Gamble's The Great Tradition: ...

Mbote na bino banzo, moe boyeli malamu na Lingala Kitoko. Lelo toko yekolo ndenge nini to bengaka batu oyo ba wuti na village na Lingala? Nga, naza molakisi na bino ya Lingala, Jk29. Hi everyone, and welcome to Lingala Kitoko. Today, we are going to learn how you call those who are from the village? I'm your Lingala teacher, Jk29. Now let's do it. Grab your notebook & pen, please have a seat. Connect with Jk29 on👇🏽 FB page: @Official.jk29 Instagram: @realk29 Tiktok: @therealjk29 X (twitter): @officialjk29 Subscribe on🔽 YouTube's channel: Official jk29 Listen/stream his music on ...

Welcome to another lesson of Coffee Break Japanese! This time, we expand on previous lessons by discussing how to talk about locations in town. We also learn how to ask for directions to places and how to say 'here' and 'there'.If you'd like to get more out of the lessons then check out our online course which provides access to video versions of the lesson, lesson notes, review audio consolidation lessons, and quizzes to test your understanding. Click here to find out more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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🎥 Subscribe to our Youtube @exploartchannel as we grow our storytelling space!乌鸦喝水的故事告诉我们，遇到困难时，不要放弃，而是要动脑筋、想办法。乌鸦看到瓶子里的水太少喝不到，但它没有灰心，而是一个个地捡起小石子放进瓶子里，最终水面升高，它成功喝到了水。这教会我们：智慧和坚持可以帮助我们解决问题。The story of The Crow and the Pitcher teaches us that when we face challenges, we shouldn’t give up—instead, we can think creatively and find smart solutions. Even though the crow ...

Welcome to a very special episode of my podcast — one that’s close to my heart. In this episode, we take a deep, personal dive into the world of French polar — those dark, moody crime films that blend existential tension with gritty police drama and unforgettable characters.But this isn’t just a lesson in vocabulary or film history. Today, I’m joined by someone very special: mon papa.My father is a true cinéphile, a lifelong lover of le polar français. Together, we explore the directors who shaped his cinematic world. We revisit his all-time favorite films like Le Cercle Rouge, Le ...

We all deal with negative self-talk from time to time. Many people deal with this negative self-talk which is really dangerous. In this podcast, I talk about how to stop that negative voice that is keeping you on the wrong path of failure. Listen and learn how to tame that inner voice, by using two simple but powerful rules.

A L’Ecoute est un podcast réalisé par et pour les jeunes du quartier de Beaubreuil, avec la radio BeaubFM et […]

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As Republicans and Trump supporters in particular celebrate the first 100 days of the the new Trump administration, we travel to Texas to talk to our colleague Evelyne, French born naturalised American, who's been living in Houston for many years, as she shares he thoughts and feelings about the present as well as her hopes and fears for the future in the new reality that is Trump's version of America First.

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Te damos la bienvenida a la radio de Vaughan. Abre bien los oídos, porque vas a exponerte a una emisión ininterrumpida de contenidos en inglés. Disfruta con nosotros de una variada programación diaria de clases de inglés para todos los gustos, para todos los públicos y para todos los niveles. Con Vaughan Radio, siempre aprendes algo nuevo mientras mejoras tu comprensión auditiva, así que dale al play, sube el volumen y prepárate para aprender inglés como nunca lo habías hecho antes. Listen, learn, and enjoy!

💬 What Does "u guet" Mean in Swiss German? 7 day free trial https://app.swiss-german-online.com/subscriptions In Swiss German, the little word "u" (pronounced like "oo") is used as a booster — it strengthens the meaning of an adjective. Think of it like saying "sooo good" or "super tasty" in English. Instead of just "guet" (good), you say "u guet", which means really good or very good — with emotion and emphasis! 🥣 Example: 👨‍🍳 "Wie isch d'Suppe?" 👩‍🦱 "U guet!" → "How’s the soup?" → "Sooo good!" Katrin Erni, a passionate Swiss German teacher, shares this...