That's English Nivel C1: 2022

Thursday 17 November 2022

How to Protect Your Data Online

Wednesday 16 November 2022

A choice between security and privacy?

Internet of things IoT security issues

Protecting your privacy on the IOT

Security vs Privacy! What's The Difference?

What is the Internet of Things (IoT) and how can we secure it?

What is IoT?| IoT - Internet of Things

The psychology of keeping secrets inside | Michael Slepian

Thursday 3 November 2022

How does immigration impact the economy? | CNBC Explains

Why Do People Migrate?! (Push & Pull Factors: AP Human Geo)

Migrants reach Spain's Ceuta enclave in record numbers – BBC News

Can emotional intelligence be learned? | Daniel Goleman

Will robots ever feel or have emotions? | Ask An Expert

Thursday 27 October 2022

What is the difference between feelings and emotions?

Developing Emotional Intelligence

Tuesday 17 May 2022

Storytelling For Kids: Benefits And Ways To Tell

Examples of Fairy Tales: 17 Famous Stories to Know

MORE FAMOUS FAIRY TALES

What If the Sahara Desert Was Covered With Solar Panels?

Renewable Energy 101 | National Geographic

BBC 6 Minute English 2016 : What's in a fairy tale?

Benefits of Storytelling for Children

Storytellers Offer Lessons That Entertain

Tuesday 3 May 2022

Why Dressing For Success Works

How the Internet is making us stupid

vegans vs meat eaters who will live longer

Howard Gardner of The Multiple Intelligence Theory

Parents Of Child Prodigies Face Difficult Choices

Ask Dr, Lynne: Signs of a gifted child

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we are talking parent stuff this afternoon and we're continuing with our

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ask the professional series with Dr Lin Kenny who is the author of the family

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coach method RF Dr Lin will first of all welcome dr. Landy back we have a

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question from Lindsay who is a mom of three and she has a question here it is

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hi dr. Lin my name's Lindsay and I have three boys and what do you do when one

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of them is cognitively ahead of the other children and their grade but

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socially there behind you you move them up or do you keep them where they are

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that is such a good question so many parents face that too

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absolutely absolutely like they know that their kids are more advanced when

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it comes to school but sometimes mature wise it's not and that happens a lot

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especially when you've got a synchronous development in the brain sometimes

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you'll have kids who are really cognitively achieving a lot they're

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really good at math you know maybe one or two grades ahead but they don't

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understand social cues they don't know how to fit in with the group so parents

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faces question should i put them ahead or not

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yeah exactly well when it comes to kids that are gifted at what age should we be

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testing our kids to see if they are well you know you really can learn at any age

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I think it's important to know that the definition of gifted varies in every

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state and often in different districts ok so in up in many states it's the 97th

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percentile so if your child is taking whether it's a group administered tester

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like a whisk and they're testing in the top three percent of the population of

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their same-age peers then they're identified gifted now gift it isn't all

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great I've got to be honest with you

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really yes everybody thinks that the bragg term but it's not do anything even

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lots of different things you might already be you might be creatively

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gifted I mean there's engineering creativity no gardeners got all those

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emotional intelligence but the thing with giftedness in the school system is

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that it's about academia

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ok so what age you know you can tell a super intelligent child sometimes at two

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years of age but I don't like to test them before they're five because your

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brain is still developing and I don't want to miss the kid and then you don't

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run a regular retest really before six months to a year so i usually test those

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kids at five when they're going to go into kindergarten

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ok first grade you know anytime those elementary years is good

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ok any time to vote so if you have a child that is gifted as a parent and

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let's say you feel that they're not matured you move them forward do you put

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them in advanced classes I mean what do you do go largely there they're

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stimulated yeah you can you can stimulate a child really well without

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putting them had a grade so it's gonna be an individual you know decision okay

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first are they gifted have they been identified because the school system has

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to provide specific services to you've got to go to websites and join Arizona

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gifted the association of Arizona gifted because then you're going to meet like

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peers in March every March there's a great conference that azz gifted puts on

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and there are 250 parents that attend so one identify is your child in that you

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know 97th percentile or not to join the organizations and then three really make

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it a team decision when you're when you're gonna put them ahead or not

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because you can enrich your child by participating in lots of programs doing

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things at home doing some pull out strategies without necessarily changing

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a great ok so consult with your child's school also

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yeah we're taking this and the child to the child have an opinion amount i think

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absolutely and you know my biggest questions people ask me all the time

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should put my kid up and I say are they happy

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ok like this group of friends are they you know because we can enrich them lots

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of different ways they're also self-contained gifted classes now

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throughout Arizona

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okay great well some good advice there I do have one more question for ya when

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you know Lindsay said that she thought that her child was socially behind what

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exactly does that mean to be socially behind you know every child is different

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but what it means to me is there not reading social cues there maybe they're

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still goofy and silly and the other kids have passed that by maybe they're not on

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and noticing their hygiene or dressing appropriately they're just not right in

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the social animal kingdom like the other kids her age I like that some really

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good advice i actually learned something today about that it's not always that

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great to be a gift when it comes to academia so some great about their

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doctrine thank you

Tuesday 19 April 2022

Monday 18 April 2022

How To Not Run Out Of Money In Retirement

65 no longer the American retirement age

Could Delaying Retirement Be Great For Your Health?

The Dangers of Being a Workaholic

Why being a workaholic is bad for you and the boss

The psychology behind 'workaholism'

You May Live Longer By Severely Restricting Calories, Scientists Say

Tuesday 5 April 2022

The best place to be a woman? | The Economist

Monday 4 April 2022

More entries about Gender gap

https://maripaznivelc1.blogspot.com/search/label/Gender%20issues

Spanish Cabinet cracks down on gender discrimination in the workplace

The Science: Male Brain vs Female Brain

Male Brain vs Female Brain: What is the Big Difference?

Why are women paid less than men? | The Economist

Why is there a gender wage gap?

In this short video, Robert Joyce explains some of the reasons behind the pay gap between men and women, and particular the pay gap for mothe

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Tuesday 29 March 2022

BBC World News: CCTV debate featuring Tom Reeve

How social media helps solve crimes

The three R's' of restorative justice

Vocabulary Lesson 28 Crime and Punishment

How to Speak about Crime and Punishment in English

Five teens charged for murder after throwing rocks

Tuesday 22 March 2022

Monday 14 March 2022

Failure is knowledge, knowledge is success | Tim Gibson | TEDxGriffithUniversit

Lost for Words? Here Are Some Tips to Remember About Improving Memory

Tuesday 8 March 2022

Nanotechnology: A New Frontier

You are going to listen to a radio programme about some research that has been done on first memories. Listen and answer the following questions.

LISTEN

1. How far back in our lives can we usually remember things?
2. Why can't we remember things before that age?
3. What kinds of feeling and events might people be more likely to remember?
4. Are our first memories mostly visual or of sounds and smells?
5. Why might some people's first memories be unreliable?

Food to improve memory

Tuesday 8 February 2022

Everyday choices to reduce your carbon footprint

What's your opinion about this issue? . dinkie,dinky couples ([sb] married, rich, childless) pareja casada con dinero y sin hijos

Tuesday 25 January 2022

Online Ads Increasingly Target Specific Users

Mac vs PC - Which Is Better?

Monday 24 January 2022

Discussing advertising

LISTEN TO ROB TALKING TO ANNE ABOUT ADVERTISING

Who has a more favourable opinion of advertising, Rob or Anne?
Who do you think has the strongest argument?