Explain scripting Explain the JavaScript language Explain the clientside and serverside JavaScript List the variables and data types in JavaScript Describe the JavaScript methods to display information Explain escape sequences and built in functions in JavaScript Explain events and event handling Ex[r]
LESSON PLAN 8Week : 22 UNIT 10 : RECYCLINGPeriod 64 Lesson 5 : Language Focus 1. The objective : a. Language : By the end of the lesson, ss will be able to form in the passive in present/ future simple and structure with Adjectives.b. Skills : reading, sp[r]
III. While-speakingIV. Post- speaking V. Home- work . . . . That looks awful!Activity 1 : Comparing results ( Task a, p. 167)- Have SS read the medal tables of the SEA Game.- Ask SS to work with a partner and compare the results of countries in the two SEA Game.-[r]
- To provide some meaningful activity where the target language info use. - To provide some personalized task and allow and SS to speak freely and share experience.-For SS to express themselves in writing - Something to do at home express attitudes.
Term -Grade 9 Compiled by Nguyễn Văn DũngPreparing date: ………………. Teaching date: ……… ………Topic 10: LIFE ON OTHER PLANETSPeriod 19: VERBS FORMS (2)I. Objectives: After finishing the lesson, students should be able to:- Consolidate the language material of verb forms: to - V- Develo[r]
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multimedia in, 153–155 navigation of, 44, 117, 330–333 organizing, in a Web site, 109–112, 113 preamble of, 211 rendering of, by Web browser, 29 section heads in, defining 37–39 sections of, 32–34 small capitals in, using CSS, 71–72 tables in, basics of, 159–165 testing, 23, 31–32, 39, 85, 117, 377–[r]
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!-- HIDE FROM OTHER BROWSERSdocument.write("This text is bold.</B>");// STOP HIDING FROM OTHER BROWSERS --></SCRIPT></BODY></HTML> VÝ dô: Sù kh¸c nhau cña write() vµ write[r]
block of code*/ var text1 = "Hello"; //this is a variable called text1 document.write(text1); /*This writes "Hello" to the HTML body via the variable "text1"*/ document.write(" World!"); /*Writes the string " World!" to the HTML body. Note the ";" semi-colons endin[r]
Unit 13 SEAGame Speaking Objective: - By the end of the lesson, students are able to express attitudes towards something.- By the end of the lesson, students feel more confident talking about something.Skills: - Speaking: expressing attitudes towards somet[r]
Chú ý Khác với C, trong JavaScript không có kiểu hằng số CONST để biểu diễn một giá trị không đổi nào đấy <BODY> </BODY> </HTML> Các trình duyệt hỗ trợ JavaScript sẽ xử lý chính xác ví dụ trên và đa ra kết quả dưới đây: Trình diễn dịch Java[r]
LESSON PLAN 6Period : 56 UNIT 8 : THE BODYWeek :19 LESSON 1: A3 – A4 1. The objective : a. Language : By the end of the lesson, ss will be able to use “wh”questions with” that” and “ those”, the body vocabulary to talk about parts of the bodyb. Skills[r]
into vital concepts that the JavaScript language shares with just about every pro-gramming language. The terminology may be foreign at first (if you are a non-pro-grammer), but you will use this knowledge virtually every day that you applyJavaScript to your pages.First is[r]
2. Base the activity on easy languageThe level of language needed for a discussion should be easier. The participants find it easy to recall or produce the language, then they can speak fluently. It would be good if essential vocabulary is pre-taught and reviewed b[r]
This initial chapter outlines the research problem and rationale for the study together with its scope and significance. More importantly, the aims and objectives are highlighted with three research questions which serve as guidelines for the whole study. Finally, the chapter concludes with an overv[r]
Partridge did for the sixteenth century beggars and rakes,for whores of the eighteenth century, and for the armedservices of the two world wars, we try to do for the slangusers of the last 60 years. We embrace the language ofbeats, hipsters, Te[r]