PDF handout of the 32 Powerpoints - Mark Fullmer

6/5/2012Third, consider the possibilities1. The student was suspended from classes.2. The student was expelled from school.3. The parents took the student out of schoolto help with housework.4. The student is sick or dead.Fourth, choose the most likely inference.1. The student was suspended from classes.2. The student was expelled from school.3. The parents took the student out of schoolto help with housework.4. The student is sick or dead.Finally, make a conclusion:Students should avoid cheating if they want tostay in school.SituationInferenceClasses were suspended for a week.Many tall trees fell down. Manyhouses were blown apart.There was a strong typhoon.ConclusionIf a strong typhoon hits, school willbe suspended and property may bedamaged.SituationMany foreign companies in thePhilippines have ceased to operate.Thousands of workers have lost theirjobs.SituationCHED gave millions for the trainingof English teachers, but results of thenational examination in English arestill dismal.InferenceThere is a worldwide economic crisisInferenceThe money spent on training has notbeen effective.ConclusionFilipinos will be affected by theeconomic crisis, too.ConclusionCHED will either stop funding trainingor try another technique to improveEnglish teachers.2