Scale up student’s book Cou rse 1 audio

Work 
in 
pairs. Look at the photos and guess 
what the text is about.
8 
Complete the sentences with the expressions 
in Ex. 7.
Eg: - The girl entering the library looks very
nice, doesn’t she?
— 
Oh yes, she is as pretty as a
picture.
1. Ali i s _________________________ he can’t see
anything without his glasses.
2. Oh, dear! We will have to change a tyre, it i s __
Internet and Online Education 
Labs
Mass Media, Radio and 
Library and Books 
Television
The 
first 
newspaper 
was published in 1734, 
in the UK. The title 
of the newspaper was 
“The Lloyd’s List”.
Scale Up 
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10 Read the text and circle the best title from the box.
1. Studying with multiple sources 2. Getting information from different 
sources 3. Benefits of using multiple sources 4. Giving references
Multiple 
sour­
ces 
comprise 
the 
following: 
lectures, 
textbooks, 
fictional stories, novels, 
interviews and biographies, 
duplicates handouts, original source materials, 
electronic media, Internet and others. Stahl, Et 
A1 found that using multiple text-sources 
can only be effective if we are taught 
to use them properly. 
Studying with 
multiple sources offers a fundamentally 
different view of the learning process 
from the traditional studying based on 
the use of single sources to complicated, 
up-to-date ways of the study i.e. studying 
with multiple sources, where new knowledge 
is achieved through confrontation among different 
sources. Furthermore, it is not only getting additional 
information and perspectives from different sources, 
but also implementing acquired knowledge in actions 
in real life.
As Kolb, D. A. (“Experiential Learning: Experience 
as the Source of Learning and Development”, Oxford 
University Press, 2010, p.138) points out: “.. .studying 
is a skill, being successful in life requires many 
different skills, such as time-management, self- 
discipline, concentration, memorization, organization, 
and effort. We must understand the nature and forms 
of human knowledge and the processes whereby this 
knowledge is created. It has already been emphasized 
that this process of creation occurs at all levels of
sophistication when 
studying 
with 
multiple sources”. 
Studying with 
multiple sources has a 
number of advantages 
and disadvantages:
To begin with advantages, it teaches learners to be 
effective and find proper use of the received material, 
which encourages students to be creative, selective and 
develop their analytical skills and the most important 
thing is adapting acquired knowledge, where needed 
and using it in real life.
Secondly, information from different sources 
arouses students’ curiosity and increases 
their comprehension of additional 
materials and assists interacting or 
engaging with facts, circumstances 
of the material, practicing and 
familiarizing with new material 
and 
concepts, 
improve 
their 
evaluative skills, like comparing, 
contrasting and analyzing which is 
a great experience and a big step forward 
towards a future career.
Thirdly, it helps learners to impede their learning by 
analyzing, reorganizing or synthesizing and filtering 
information as these skills impact the development of 
a person.
At the level of advantages, studying with multiple 
sources has a number of disadvantages like challenges 
in understanding of the received material because 
of their academic nature and tremendous size while 
processing, time consumptions owing to the variety 
of sources, concealment of bias and others. (Studying 
with multiple sources. Study guides and strategies. 
http://www.studygs.net/multiplesrc.html)
Finally, in addition to these practical benefits 
studying with multiple sources provides a wide 
range of opportunities in being more self-confident 
and enterprising. Furthermore, multiple sources can 
greatly improve and dress experience of 
learners if they know how to use 
them properly.

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