ANASTASSIYA KOZINA
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Thnxxxxxx each contributor to the course.
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An awesomely interesting & informative course! Topical to me, both in the way of my own genetics & origin, and my possible pregnancy to be. Thanks each contributor to the course.
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Though I have NOT done any of the assignmetns (and I do apologize for my lack of time), I really enjoyed the course since firstly, it's well-structured, very-well shot (scenery, background, voice, intonation, theatrical approach, in general). I liked the idea of multi-interpretation, analysis & comparison made. Found myself in my childhood, where all mentioned...
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It's better to stay sphere-focused and client-oriented, offering your USPs
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IG, LinkdIn, FB work perfectly
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Beside reading a lot articles & books, I watch global news from different sources, listen to various podcasts & watch interviews of great personalities from different spheres as role-models
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a superb tutorial
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The most challenging in fam business is the skill to separate inside-fam issues from those at work. E.g.: if argued yesterday, it must not impact prosperity of the business tomorrow.... yet, in most of cases, it might become one of the reasons of splitting up...
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Architect INTJ-A, which I absolutely agree with
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Being an entrepreneur is the ability to monetize your own idea, filling your own niche in the market, knowing your USPs, after having analyzed offer & demand aspects and drawn up a business plan. It's the passion to sell your talents, not just share them.
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Robo or Rebo (as it introduced itself) ?
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not only hot, but also quite heavy...yet, dressy & exclusive
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wooooow!!! an awesome opportunity to get familiar so closely with this precious uniform.
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I adore brand-based uniforms in fitness & wellness, HoReCa & Airways.
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a great extra-curriculum ideas list
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ANASTASSIYA KOZINA replied to Isobel Zarb
thnx for the links
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I always incorporate cross-cultural aspects into my teaching. E.g.: I teach English through dancing
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Interesting
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Though I was absolutely silent during the course, I've been endlessly impressed with each reply in the chat box as each attendee is NOT indifferent to the sit. Being a Central Asia citizen, I couldn't give opinions or advice, since I am not a local or the EU resident. And there is no great sample to follow in the place of my dwelling. Yet, for me, as an...
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a useful tool. gratitude for sharing it
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An interesting metaphoric visual for an essay structure. 've never thought of it as a burger ;) quite working for the current generation. Thnx
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interesting. thnx for the links
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Thanks for the opprtunity of this particular journey.
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Thanks for the new era-related terms have been explained
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thanks each contributor to the course. I decided to take it as my parents have reached the Golden Age. need to be informed in some aspects.
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the aspect to be considered...never thought of it before...Thanks for this issue being taken into account.
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interessstingggg!
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ınterestıng
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thanks for giving us an opporunity of witnessing a great piece of muz being born. I love the lyrics being wrapped into a melody & other layers spectrum. fruitful cooperation: superb guitar techniques & a nice voice tembre.
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thanks for each link for further listening
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it sounds like several parallel realities existing simultaneously
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quite a new experience for my ears. need to get used to some kind of diaphony in a sympnony
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Hi everyone!
I am a part-time HipHop, House, Locking, Afro & HighHeels Dance styles teacher and an amateur singing pianist. I adore studying & analyzing music hitory behind my activities.
Thanks for the opportunity to find out more about this genre.
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Is there any PDF version of the glossary to download for further reference? thnx
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Once I dream to travel to Italy. So far, not to lose time, study everything relating to the region :)
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thanks for each activity
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a superb practical activity
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Thanks for the course which introduced me to "Classroom 200," which I had never heard about before
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Unfortunately, the glossary of musical terms attached cannot be opened or does not exist anymore....
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Thanks for each org link . might be useful once.
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such an energetic & enthusiastic vocal coach, beside being professional. thanks for this episode
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Honoured to be enrolled on the course of such an author.
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Thanks each contributor to the course. I have never thought of English as a Lingua Franca in such a way.
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Thanks our course presenters for reading each comment of ours.
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One of my jobs is to teach kids and teens dancing in English. There might be sits relating to intercultural tensions. Yet, in the country I currently live in, Kazakhstan, we have a common idea of unity & friendship, so, I always find ways to remind children of it, mixing different languages in one instruction, for instance, or asking them to count my...
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For me personally, usage of modal verbs when giving instructions would be more appropriate
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Thanks for the phrases lısted & attached in a PDF format
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The knowledge of the subject language must be a pre-requisite upon entrace the Uni.
If weak, should be improved by means of extra carriculum not during the lecture.
What a lecturer might do could be giving out the vocabulary & terms list
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The speed of speech should not be too high, visuals and handouts might be useful for students to refer later, if necessary.
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The first video demonstartes natural speech, whereas the second one shows an augmented version with the purpose of the audience to understand more easily.
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What is an official standard for English for a native speaker? Being taught the language, we were frequently referred to BBC. What's the current reference?
Why am I asking? For attracting more students, many private schools & language course promote themselves using the term 'a native speaker teacher'. Yet, one can be truly the native speaker, yet, he/she...
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've never thought of a particular rhythm framing the speech, which an aspect to take into account. Yet, sometimes right the change in rhythm may arise more interest & focus listeners on the specific aspects of the material, do you agree?
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Honestly, I would not listen to a lecture read out loud from a paper ...I prefer the material being given in a communicative way, using eye-contact & a dialogue with a listener; a professional talking from heart & soul, passionate about his/her subject, knowing his/her subject well encourages me to find out more. Yet, some notes helpful for the structure of a...
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Passion & enthusiasm of a lecturer may play a crucial role in arising listeners' interest in the subject.
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ELF is a new abbreviation for me.
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There are two types of students: some always want to be corrected (usually introverts and books-based kinds); others (mostly extroverts & sociable ones), when being constantly focused on the correct language, lose interest in learning & practicing due to the fear of making mistakes. I am personally an advocate of a pure language & its correct usage, yet, the...
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For a EFL specialist such a situation 1) encourages a teacher to have his/her knowledge upgraded or / and 2) allows a student's speaking time to be prolonged, which gives an opportunity of a student-centered-approach to be applied. Such a format might be useful for international exams prep, specific vocabulary drilling or developing the skills necessary for...
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Thanks each contributor to the course
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I presume, robots or AI may usefully assist in international examinations preparation by drilling scientific terms, set expressions and complex Gr structures
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My Mentor in phonetics - Dr. Yanushevskaya, ass.prof.of Trinity College, Dublin- originally comes from Russia, where she brilliantly taught me and I am endlessly grateful for that. She knows 5 languages and speaks English like a native. You would never guess it is not her mother tongue. She is my idol in voice & pronunciation training. Thus, I cannot agree...
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I personally adore la lingua Italiana, die Deutsche Sprache & BrE
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thanks for the linguistic symbols enclosed
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The humour (as well as the tragedy) of the episode lies in social expectations stipulated by both the etiquette, a social layer gap and ingenuousness, immaturity, innocence and even childishness of an adult observed by others, incl.the viewer of the movie
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an interesting glasses-activity :)
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Thanks for the UNESCO doc link having been enclosed
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"Think globally, teach locally" is my slogan
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Honestly, I've never thought of an expectation approach to muz analysis. thanks for the course
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dubious feelings.....the lyrics are so contrast to the melody...I'd prefer listening to music only...without the reality described with the vocal....
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Thanks each contributor to the course. I've just realized the scale of the issue among adults on the planet....Thanks attendees for ideas, questions & comments after each section.
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useful tips
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Thanks for digital libraries links
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thnxxxx each instrumentalist for taking part in this course. gorgeous musicians
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Thanks Alexander for this piece brilliantly performed
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interesting statistics shared. thanks
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music develops both parts of the brain, synchronizing it.
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Music is eternal background of any activity of mine, incl.sleep (alpha waves, for instance)
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Sting
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Hi each participant & all contributors to the course.
My name is Anastassiya aka Joddy Obaasimaa.
Currently, I've been in living in Kazakhstan.
I adore blues, ethno-fusion, soul, alternative rock, instrumental hip-hop, afro-jazz, funk, and vocalists with interesting tembres & ability to imrpovise.
I've been studying everything relating to...
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Thanks for each link, video, photo, and PDF materials attached to each week curriculum. Thanks for having made the course in English. gratitude for each interview.
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Thanks each presenter of this course for sharing sacred knowledge, I'd never heard of before.
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Our current world is open & curious enough to accept and study various cultures. Moreover, there are social nets, U-tube,etc., and a lot of educative platforms, incl.FutureLearn. Thus, there are no obstacles for spreading this knowledge.
If the materials are translated into English, which is a common international language, it will be more available to...
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thanks for this particuar interview.
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oh, that's the key to the butoh conception. thnx for the video
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an absolutely new vision of movement art, brave, creative & unusual. for me personally, undiscovered before this course
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thanks for each video attached
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I was born in Kyrgyzstan.
Since the end of 2005 I've been living in Kazakhstan.
Here, as well as throughout the whole Central Asia, there is a special holiday called NAURYZ (there are other versions of pronunciation depending on the country: e.g., in Uzbekistan it's called Navruz). At this time people celebrate by dancing, playing the national...
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One of the most interesting courses I've ever taken as it combines several disciplines, calles inter-disciplinary, which I adore. So informative, with profound research behind the whole material; variable in offering options of analyzing music; with a lot of superb links to be clicked on; a glossary attached; with extra further reading reference lists; with...
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James Brown's muz, in general, and this given track, in particular, are considered to be the most groovy in my dancing world; followed by AfroFunk.
Salsa by Buena Vista and HipHop by Digable Planets also make U groove in another way, making U bounce to their own waves.
PS Thanks for the list of the given muz compositions. Enjoyed listening.
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As urban dancers, we have the notion of grooving in Funky styles, like Locking or Waacking. It's the feeling of being on the same wave with the music & musicians (if performed live), when U r like inside of not only the rhythm but also the character, the style, the bounce of a particular piece. James Brown's tracks always make us move. Groove is like a soul of...
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When I hear the House genre, I dance this particular style :))) able to move in a multi-plane way, incl.par terre. But within the main beat, even if accenting syncopes
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thanks for the links. That's a superb scientific team!
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tapping or stomping each abrupt sound and sustain the ending one by turning around, for instance
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If I made a choreo for 1) Grieg's Papillion , it would be more ballet-like; 2) Radiohead's track would inspire me on contemporary, and 3) Kravitz's muz would give 2 options: a) a free-style, rocky-funky moves, or b) pole-dance, depending on audience to make a show for :)
I visualize the process in my head without dancing physically. Thus, I get inspired for... -
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wowww! that's the experience....resembles judging in the VOICE project, where judges do not see the participants of the contest.
I am so happy to be able to perceive the universe in a multi-modality way.
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Interesting, that the majority attendees (incl.me) of our course associate Takete with edged angles, like stoccats in music, and Maluma - with rounded lines, as with legatto.
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congratulaaaationzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!
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Thanks for each software link. I usually use SoundForge & Audacity
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would have never guessed the exact objects in sample 1