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Sponsorship Opportunities for CEC 9th Annual English/Mandarin Competition
Sponsorship Opportunities for CEC’s 9th Annual English/Mandarin Competition
A growing business is always looking for new customers, so this will be of interest to you.
We have booths available at Ciputra World during Canadian English Course’s 9th Annual Competition.
Qualified audience for your product or service: Families,
Children
Parents,
Students
Teachers
Schools
Shoppers
Price of individual booth is divided as follows:
1) Booth * HOT SPOT * size 3×3 (# 2,4,5) *
Rp 5 million *
2 ) Price booth that other 3×3 size * reduced *
Rp 3 million * only!!
3) Price booth that size 1.5×3 * reduced *
$ 2 million * only!!
4) Advertising in calendar 2017 CEC 1,7jt price.
Sebuah bisnis yang berkembang selalu mencari pelanggan baru, jadi ini akan menarik bagi Anda.
Kami memiliki bilik yang tersedia di Ciputra World selama Kompetisi Tahunan 9 Canadian English Course ini.
Audiens untuk produk atau layanan Anda: Keluarga, Anak-anak, orang tua, siswa, guru, sekolah, dan pembeli
Harga stan individu dibagi sebagai berikut:
1) Booth * HOT SPOT * ukuran 3×3 (# 2,4,5) *
Rp 5 juta *
2) Harga stan yang ukuran 3×3 lainnya * dikurangi * Rp 3 juta * hanya !!
3) Harga stan yang ukuran 1.5×3 * dikurangi * 2.000.000 * hanya !!
4) Advertising di kalender 2017 harga CEC 1,7jt.
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English and Mandarin Competition at Ciputra World 2016
Canadian English Course Presents:
English and Mandarin Competition at Ciputra World
Canadian English Course & Lan Hua Mandarin Center Annual Competitions are back @Ciputra World, November 04-06, 2016.
Kindergarten:
Show & Tell (KG A & KG B)
Elementary:
Storytelling (gr.1 & 2)
Spelling Bee (gr. 3 & 4)
Drama (gr. 5 & 6)
Mandarin (gr. 1-6)
General English (gr. 1-6)
Junior High School:
General English (gr. 7-9)
CEC Feud (gr. 7-9)
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General English (gr. 10-12)
Debate (gr. 10-12)
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Top Ten Lists
Top ten reasons to Teach English
1. You can’t sit on the couch all year
2. Eventually The Kardashians is going to be cancelled
3. There is no new Star Trek franchise
4. Somebody has to do it
5. We can’t all work in retail
6. How many times are you going to apply at McDonalds?
7. Mom and Dad need a life
8. The girl next door is not ‘playing hard to get’
9. Someone is your graduating class needs to get a job
10. If you lived here, you’d already be home
Top ten reasons to live in the tropics
1. You’ll be there when the first coconuts come off the line
2. You could get a real suntan
3. People still won’t understand you, but you won’t care
4. Seasons? Who needs ‘em!?!
5. Sand gets in some interesting places.
6. Tan lines are better than …
7. Do you like shoveling snow?
8. Because you can
9. You will believe a man can fry
10. Fresh fruit
Top ten reasons to work overseas
1. You could use a change of scenery
2. Telemarketers won’t call
3. Something to talk about to your grand kids
4. Something to talk about on your next date
5. Get a date
6. Get off the couch
7. Disneyland is the most exotic place you can imagine
8. You need to update Facebook
9. Indonesia is not just a menu selection
10. Experience three kinds of Java (coffee, the island, and coding language)
Top ten reasons to leave home
1. Mom needs to change your sheets
2. Dad wants to have that talk with you
3. Uncle Bill’s off the wagon again
4. It’s better to have a housekeeper
5. Walmart
6. Oprah’s going off the air
7. Even Dave is moving on.
8. Your passport needs love
9. The grass is greener on the other side
10. Get tagged in some interesting photos
Top ten reasons to be a teacher
1. Respect and some money
2. Sometimes you’ll actually feel like a star
3. You can make a difference
4. What are you saving all that language for?
5. You need some experience
6. Are you experienced?
7. You have to learn grammar someday
8. We can’t all be on American Idol
9. It’s a great way to meet people
10. You’ll enjoy it
Top ten reasons to see the world
1. It’s changing
2. It’s an interesting place
3. If you stand in one place the world will not come to you
4. It’s there
5. You’ll be amazed by what you see
6. You’ll be amazed by what you hear
7. You’ll be amazed by what you feel
8. You’ll be amazed by what you taste
9. You’ll be amazed by what you smell
10. People will be amazed by you
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Bullies
I was just reading Clifford Meth’s blog. Clifford Lawrence Meth (February 22, 1961) is an American writer and editor best known for his dark fiction.
Mr. Meth always has something to say about something, and it’s often relevant
This time he was writing about his son’s issues with bullies.
This is why is was relevant to me .
We’ve all met them. The little snots,the big jackasses and the more malicious cretins whose bullying is becoming the way to shut down comment or open, honest discussion.
We’ve dealt with them,been harassed by them, and may have even been them.
As a parent and as a teacher, I’ve tried to be aware of bullies, and to deal with them as effectively as possible. I would think I’ve failed as often as I’ve succeeded.
How do you deal with them when it’s your child being picked on.
Easy answer might be to sort it out yourself, as some parents and teachers have tried to do. Then of course, you’ve supplanted one bully with another.
My son Wyatt is five. The other bullies are five, or six perhaps.
We were at a birthday party for Wyatt’s classmates. It started as a play-fight. Things you see in schoolyards and school hallways everyday. The kids would throw their punches and let go with kicks, no one was hit,but the energy behind the actions started to escalate.
Watching it from a distance was not pleasant, but I made myself wait to see how Wyatt could deal with it. Wyatt didn’t punch or kick, just waved his hands at the others and then they moved in. I half stood and then the moment passed.
There were a few more incidents, but nothing came of them.
I’ve certainly seen the end results of more malicious incidents at school.
For me to step in as a parent or a teacher is to make the bullied more of a target, I can only hope that the few times I pulled a really nasty little snot away, or consoled a victim,that I’ve done some good.
I’ll leave you with this short bit of dialogue from one of my favorite films
‘The Ghost and the Darkness’ written by William Goldman
(this is actually from the original screenplay and Redbeard became Remington(played by Michael Douglas) in the movie)
REDBEARD
In my town, when I was little,
there was a brute, a bully who
terrorized the place.
(beat)
But he was not the problem. He
had a brother who was worse than
he. But the brother was not the
problem.
(beat)
One or the other of them was
usually in jail. The problem came
when they were both free together.
The two became different from
either alone.
(beat)
Alone they were only brutes.
Together they became lethal,
together they killed.
PATTERSON
What happened to them?
REDBEARD
(pause)
I got big.
(They move on)
(Used completely without permission,but with no realistic hope of profit)
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