Humanitarian Aid Project

I publish the selection of project works of students of Group 44-Ph of Naukova Zmina Lycee in Kyiv, Ukraine. They are based on the task from Unit 8 of Longman-Pearson’s Opportunities Upper Intermediate course book. The students were supposed to create a humanitarian aid plan for an imaginary country.

You can read them by clicking HERE .

This kind of project work has become a traditional one for every fourth-course students using the Opportunities course book.

Happy New Year and Merry Christmas

Among all the best wishes for the coming year 2012, I'd like to emphasize the wish not to be affected by the historic turmoil, which seems to be on its way. May the changes that the Black Water Dragon of the Chinese calendar be merciful to you.

English Literature: next part

Another work I have been busy with recently. I have been arranging the continuation of the Enlish Literature course. This portion includes Shakespeare's dramas, Daniel Defoe with his Robinson Crusoe, and Jonathan Swift (aleady published, but now the material is integrated into a bigger project). Read, learn, enjoy. Just click HERE .

Teachers' Day-2011 Publication

I hope all my co-workers had a Happy Teachers' Day. I am sorry for not publishing for a long time, but I was busy doing really weird and exhaustingly fruitless paperwork. I spent 3,900 minutes (65 hours!) of my precious non-teaching time to prepare the THIRD version of my calendar lesson plans. I had developed a most disgusting allergy to the keyboard, which I seem to have overcome only by now. My attitude to the authorities ranking higher than the school inventing new, improved and updated papers will not be revealed here as some students happen to read my publications, and they don't seem to be ready for the real depth and richness of my vocabulary which is due to be used to describe my vision of the situation.



However, life and teaching are on their way (I hope accompanied by some learning). It means that the tradition of writing My Favorite Teacher compositions by the students of the 3rd course (10th-graders) and publishing them in the HYDE PARK has not been forgotten. You may read them HERE .

English and American Literature-4

And finally, I am happy to present to you the last portion of Group 34-H students' projects on English and American Literature. They are:





Agatha Christie by BOHDANA NEDAVNYA CLICK HERE .
Clive Lewis by ANASTASIA YABLONSKA CLICK HERE .
Eoin Colfer by YULIA YERESCHENKO CLICK HERE .

English and American Literature-3

I proudly present the third portion of Group 34-H students' projects on Literature. Here we go:



Ray Bradbury's biography presented by Vadym Gromadskyi is found HERE .
Daniel Defoe's biography presented by Oksana Marynenko is found HERE .
Robert Louis Stevenson's biography presented by Kateryna Tarakhtiy is found HERE .

English and American Literature Projects-2

Back to school Mr.Z!
I am quite glad to be able to publish the second portion of presentations prepared by the students of Group 34-H. Better late than never. I do my best to keep my word.



Here's ANNA SLOBODYANUK'S presentation of Jack London, outstanding American author. Click HERE .



TETYANA PAKHOLOK presents her work on Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle and his two most famous characters HERE .



To see ILONA CHAIKOVSKA'S presentation of Mark Twain's biography click HERE .