Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes made of ticky tacky, Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes all the same. There’s a green one and a pink one And a blue one and a yellow one. God made them all differently, They looked anything but the same. Then the students in the houses All go to the university Where they are put in boxes And they come out all the same. And there’s doctors and lawyers And business executives God made them all differently, Now they all look just the same.
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Winnie Zhao: Welcome to my UniSA experience
Hello, I’m Winnie. Come discover UniSA and Adelaide with me Everything was so different. In my first year, I learnt to drive and speak a lot of English. I even got to work in the Emergency Department of the Royal Adelaide Hospital in my third year. I was so happy about that! Before I came to UniSA, I was so shy but I have learnt to communicate more. I have met so many people from different cultures. It really opened my mind and developed me as a person Studying – it is hard work. I’m always busy with assignments, classes and reading, but I also have time to relax. After…
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Studying at the University of Adelaide, Australia
What’s very special about the University of Adelaide is that students will actually be in contact with people who create knowledge it’s not just about the distribution of knowledge it’s also about the creation of knowledge. The University of Adelaide is the third oldest in Australia it was created 1874 and over the last few decades it has created a plethora of excellence. We are very proud of the 106 Rhodes scholars who have come through our rank and we also have been associated with five Nobel prize winners through either a staff or a student. It’s more than any other university in Australia can boast. Adelaide’s an absolute brilliant…
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Making the Transition to Higher Education
This video gives a quick overview of the Transitions Project and a look at the initial findings. It involved students and staff from the University. The staff were from the Foundation Centre, the Careers Centre and the Learning Technologies Team. Four students and a video expert were employed to create and capture materials. Staff and students also acted as review and advisory boards. The idea came from the Foundation Centre who created a website to support their incoming students. At the same time across the sector there was an increasing awareness of the importance of making students feel part of an academic community. The Transitions into HE project built on…
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Dartmouth College in the Ivy League Context – Insight from an Educational Consultant and Alumnus
Hi, I’m mark Montgomery here with some great college advice. Today we’re going to talk about Dartmouth College. There are probably at least three things you need to know about Dartmouth College, and maybe that’s prefaced by first the fact that I went there. So, I know a lot about the school, both good and bad, and, while I’m a loyal alumnus, I’m not beyond seeing the warts on the actual institution. So, it’s a great place, it’s not for everyone. But, what are some things that you need to think about as you’re examining Dartmouth College in the context of the other seven Ivy League institutions? Well, the first…
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Lesson 1 – Speak English Clearly! The Imitation Technique
Hello! Welcome to the very first video training lesson for the imitation technique. Thank you so much for signing up! I know you are going to love this training. Now, imitating something is similar to copying something. Usually, imitating is copying actions or words so this technique is all about copying something that a native speaker is saying, exactly. It teaches you to listen to the sounds and patterns of English and trains you to make those same sounds yourself. You’re training your mouth with your ears. So you’re listening to the sounds and you’re not training your mouth with your eyes by reading and guessing the pronunciation of words,…
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Potential and Kinetic Energy | #aumsum
Potential and Kinetic Energy. The law of conservation of energy. Energy cannot be created. Energy cannot be destroyed. It can only be converted from one form to another. Conversion of Energy. Solar Energy. Electrical Energy. Mechanical Energy. Potential Energy. Energy due to position. Potential Energy. Kinetic Energy. due to motion. The unit of energy is Joules. When we hold the tire on one side. It has a certain amount of potential energy. When it is released. Potential energy starts getting converted to kinetic energy. As the tire moves back and forth. Kinetic energy gets converted to potential energy. The formula for potential energy is mgh, M is equal to Mass,…
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Basic Addition | #aumsum
Basic Addition. Park. When things are put together, we do addition. The sign used for addition is called plus. Let us first try to add 1 plus 1. This is 1 mango. This is another mango. How many mangoes are there? 1 mango plus 1 mango is equal to 2 mangoes. Therefore, 1 plus 1 is equal to 2. Let us take another example. This is 1 ant. 4 more ants have joined him. How many ants are there in total? 1 ant. 4 more ants. Now, 1 plus 4 is equal to ? Counting. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Let us take another example. 5 ants. 3 ants. 5…
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Water Pollution | #aumsum
Our topic for today is Water Pollution. Contamination of water by harmful substances, which affects life on earth, is termed as water pollution. Due to human activities, our water is getting more and more polluted day by day. Household garbage is disposed into various sources of water. Many people perform their domestic activities like bathing, washing clothes and utensils, etc. in these sources of water. Also, industrial wastes are discharged into the water, leading to water pollution. Consumption of this polluted water leads to diseases like cholera, typhoid, diarrhoea, etc. in human beings. Polluted water also adversely affects the aquatic life. Thus, we need to make sure that we do…
