Education of Yesterday and Today’s Learning Why is education and learning important for every human being? Education is an important tool that helps an individual work for a better future. When we say education, it is the continuous process of learning things – from simple knowledge to complex information. As the world’s population is growing, the number of people who value the importance of education is increasing as well. However, some people believe that the quality of education in former times is incomparable to the quality of education today. But this is the opposite of what some scholars say today; due to modernization and globalization, education today is far more excellent than the education before. Thus, the learning of students nowadays is great, fast, and efficient. It is most likely that if the quality of education is excellent, the contribution of learning to the students has a great impact as well But, what is the difference between syst...
SET I 1. Ninge. 2. În Franța plouă des. 3. Plouă de trei ore. 4. A nins. 5. A plouat de la 7 la 8. 6. Ploua când am ajuns la Londra. 7. Ninsese când am ajuns. 8. Ploua de trei zile când ne-am întors de la Paris. 9. Credem că a nins. 10. Credeam că ninge. 11. Credeam că va ninge. 12. Tom mi-a spus că va telefona mai târziu. 13. Sora mea mai mare e cu cinci ani mai în vârstă decât mine. 14. Ai citit ultima carte a lui Hilary Mantel? 15. Ultimul roman a lui Thomas Hardy se numea ”Jude the Obscure”. 16. Dacă aș fi avut timp, aș fi citit articolul aseară. 17. Dacă îmi va împrumuta umbrela galbenă, mă voi duce la plimbare. 18. Dacă l-aș întâlni pe John, i-aș spune că ...
Each October, a controversial question comes up: "Should Christians celebrate Halloween?" With no direct references to Halloween in the Bible, resolving the debate can be a challenge. How should Christians approach Halloween? Is there a biblical way to observe this secular holiday? A few of today's popular celebrations associated with Halloween have pagan roots stemming from the ancient Celtic festival, Samhain . This harvest festival of the Druids ushered in the New Year , beginning on the evening of October 31 with the lighting of bonfires and offering of sacrifices. As the Druids danced around the fires, they celebrated the end of the summer and the beginning of the season of darkness. It was believed that at this time of year the invisible "gates" between the natural world and the spirit world would open, allowing free movement between the two worlds. During the 8th century in the diocese of Rome, Pope Gregory III moved All Saints Day to November 1, offi...
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