What changes in present-day school would you propose to make them more effective for educating pupils? сочинение.

well..i would haveproposed to introducee-learning.sincechildren are nowmore thansitat their computers.ieif we introducee-learning,children will havean interest inlearning.soiwould givechildren the opportunity toconducta lesson.to be clear, weunderstand thetopicor not.mostof all, iwould suggestthat weoftenwenttoeither,and usedtheir knowledge ofthe living.it seems to methat these changeswould be good tohave affectedall of us.

ну..  я бы предложила ввести электронное обучение. так как дети сейчас больше сидят за компьютерами. тоесть если мы введем электронное обучение, у детей появится интерес к учебе. так же я бы давала возможность детям вести урок. чтобы было понятно поняли мы тему или нет. скорее всего я бы предложила чтобы мы чаще ездили куда либо, и применяли свои знания в живую. мне кажеться что эти изменения хорошо бы повлияли на всех нас.

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1. we want happiness for all russians. we want everyone to be free. (l. tolstoy)

2. in our regiment, i was considered one of the best shooters. (pushkin)

3. forgive me, my angel, but your pathetic letter made me laugh. (pushkin)

4. herman heard the door slam in the porch, and saw that someone again looked at him through the window (through the window into his room). (pushkin)

5. the dawn was shining in the east, and the golden rows of clouds seemed to expect sunshine (pushkin)

6. “i did not expect you to be so spiteful,” lyubochka said. (l. tolstoy)

7. the shooting (the shooting) turned out to be worse than levin expected. (l. tolstoy)

8. tugilovo is not far from us, only three miles: go for a walk in that direction you will meet him, right. (pushkin)

9. alexey alexandrovich ordered tea to go to the office (l. tolstoy)

10 as soon as it happened to us to be alone, we would sit down in a cozy corner and begin to reason, forgetting everything in the world. (l. tolstoy) 11. he was about thirty-five years old, and for this we revered him as an old man. (pushkin)

12. she (g. kiti) was more beautiful than he imagined her. (l. tolstoy)

13. she [kіti] was waiting for him to invite her to the waltz (to ask somebody for a waltz), but he did not invite, and she looked at him in surprise. (l. tolstoy)

14. in the evening they went to the pier (pier) to see how the ship came. (chekhov)

15. letters from the house came quiet, kind, and, it seemed, everything had already been forgiven and forgotten. (chekhov)

16. i want to be an artist, i want fame, success, freedom, and you want me to continue living in this city, to continue this empty (dull) useless life that has become unbearable for me. (chekhov)

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yes, once a family we traveled to africa. in savannah, we looked at animals, when we walked near the swamp, we noticed an elephant that was stuck there and could not get out! father and i called for other tourists to help, together we pushed the elephant out of the swamp and saved it! the elephant was so grateful, so it allowed me to ride on ourselves, we took some photos, it was unforgettable!

да, однажды мы семьей путешествовали по африке. в саванне мы смотрели на животных, когда гуляли возле болота, мы заметили слона, который застрял там и не мог выйти! отец и я позвали в других туристов, вместо мы вытолкнули слона из болота и спасли его! слон был таким , что позволил мне прокатиться на себя, мы сделали несколько фотографий, это было незабываемо!