I made an interview with interest person who is Mongolian actor Ikhbayar. Kh. People know him well by name “Chapi”.
Host: Are you well?
Guest: Fine, thanks
Host: Which character do you have?
Guest: I’m very open-minded people. I like to express my vision freely and sometimes when I’m angry, I drink but it is very rare occurrence.
Host: Please share us your opinion of the most vulnerable issue in our society.
Guest: Working as a prostitute, getting married with foreign people, feed by retired people, bribe in any sector, post and power.
Host: Ok, now let’s talk different things from this topic it is about your private life which is the first love.
Guest: Yes, sure. You ask me and I try to answer your question.
Host: Would you mind if you dislike, you share with me your first love?
Guest: No, I haven’t met my first love yet. But I may also be meet her coming soon I think that. So I’m just waiting for her and I hope that she will come to me soon.
Host: Really? So you do find your first love. And thank you for your interview.
Guest: Thank you. Good luck for your learning and further more your future work.
PS: He didn’t like to take his photo. For this reason, I couldn’t take his photo and post it my interview. Sorry.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Teaching Philosophy
When I was in secondary school, I began to become a teacher that teaches foreign language. Because I’m not good at mathematics which is boring and I don’t like it from my young age which is ten years as well. So I chose this profession. And my mother who is teacher of kindergarten influenced me more than others.
In my view, inductive and deductive approach is very efficient way to teach grammar to all aged people who study in any school, college and university. But some people may not also appropriate proposal with me. This approach has been used for a long time in Mongolian education and it is never become extinct approach for all people and county. Although there are many proficient approaches, they aren’t fit teaching in a grammar like inductive and deductive approach. I test it for myself in teaching practice which I taught in second course of our university, Otgontenger.
In my opinion, Mongolian educational system is too poor. We have a right to choose a school what you wanted. In any school and college, unnecessary lessons are taught us such as song lesson in school and physical training in college and university. I think that professional subjects are taught more than general knowledge subject. If it is done, training will improve and students’ knowledge will be became order. Thus it is time to look forward the educational system in Mongolia.
The following challenges are appeared in English teachers, students and translators. These are:
- Environment
- Fear to tell something that is unknown things will may be lie
- Interest to teach, speak and study
- People who don’t like their work and sometimes it seems to be boring
In my view, inductive and deductive approach is very efficient way to teach grammar to all aged people who study in any school, college and university. But some people may not also appropriate proposal with me. This approach has been used for a long time in Mongolian education and it is never become extinct approach for all people and county. Although there are many proficient approaches, they aren’t fit teaching in a grammar like inductive and deductive approach. I test it for myself in teaching practice which I taught in second course of our university, Otgontenger.
In my opinion, Mongolian educational system is too poor. We have a right to choose a school what you wanted. In any school and college, unnecessary lessons are taught us such as song lesson in school and physical training in college and university. I think that professional subjects are taught more than general knowledge subject. If it is done, training will improve and students’ knowledge will be became order. Thus it is time to look forward the educational system in Mongolia.
The following challenges are appeared in English teachers, students and translators. These are:
- Environment
- Fear to tell something that is unknown things will may be lie
- Interest to teach, speak and study
- People who don’t like their work and sometimes it seems to be boring
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Sukhbaatar Square
Sukhbaatar Square is located in the central square of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. It is named after and features a statue of Damdin Sukhbaatar, leader of Mongolia’s 1921revolution. It is located right in front of the Saaral Ordon. Chinggis Khaan and two of his generals’ statue in front of the Government House, besides the Sukhbaatar monument is located in Sukhbaatar Square.It is dedicated to General Sukhbaatar. Sukhbaatar Square was the scene of civil, youth and military parades until 1989. Heads of state of foreign countries generally pay respects in front of the statue of Sukhbaatar Square. Before Sukhbaatar Square, this place was a large empty area surrounded by temples. People always go to Sukhbaatar Square when they celebrate ceremonies. Sukhbaatar Square is almost centre point of Ulaanbaatar.
News
News: Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN)
Three explosions went off in rapid succession near the U.S. consulate in the Pakistani city of Peshawar Monday. At least person was killed in the blasts but officials expect the casualty count to rise. The blasts in the capital of the North West Frontier Province came hours after suicide attack killed 30 people and wounded 50 others in another part of the province. Peshawar is about 120 kilometers (75miles) from the country’s capital Islamabad. The three explosions went off within a span of 15 minutes in the area of sadder and Hayatabad Avenue, near the American consulate and the Peshawar headquarters of Pakistan’s intelligence agency. The latter was the target of a deadly car bomb attack in November. The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad would only confirm that an attack had taken place, adding it would offer more in a statement later. Following the triple blasts, two people were taken to the Lady Reading Hospital-- one of whom later died, said Dr. Abdul Hamid Afridi. The North West Frontier Province is rife with Islamic extremists and has been the site recent clashes between Pakistani security forces and militants. Monday’s suicide attack took place at a rally for the province’s ruling Awami National Party in the lower Dir district, said lawmaker Mehmood Zeb Khan. Hundreds of the participants had gathered for a rally to change the name of the province to Khyta Pakhtunkhwa. The bomber walked into the government building where the meeting was going on and blew himself up, said provincial spokesman Mian Lftika Hussain. The province was given its current name during the British colonial rule. The party, which heads a coalition government in the province, wants the area’s name to reflect its majority Pashtun population. A bill to amend the constitution in support of the name change was expected to be introduced the parliament on Monday.
Summary of the news
On Monday, three explosions were appeared in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. These explosions were gone off within 15 minutes. Two people were delivered to the hospital but one of them was died on the way because of the blasts. Before these blasts, suicide attack killed and wounded many people in another part of the province. Explosions were carried out due to changing the name of the province Khyta Pakhtunkhwa which was given during the British colonial rule. The bomber walked into the government building where the meeting was held and blew him up.
Three explosions went off in rapid succession near the U.S. consulate in the Pakistani city of Peshawar Monday. At least person was killed in the blasts but officials expect the casualty count to rise. The blasts in the capital of the North West Frontier Province came hours after suicide attack killed 30 people and wounded 50 others in another part of the province. Peshawar is about 120 kilometers (75miles) from the country’s capital Islamabad. The three explosions went off within a span of 15 minutes in the area of sadder and Hayatabad Avenue, near the American consulate and the Peshawar headquarters of Pakistan’s intelligence agency. The latter was the target of a deadly car bomb attack in November. The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad would only confirm that an attack had taken place, adding it would offer more in a statement later. Following the triple blasts, two people were taken to the Lady Reading Hospital-- one of whom later died, said Dr. Abdul Hamid Afridi. The North West Frontier Province is rife with Islamic extremists and has been the site recent clashes between Pakistani security forces and militants. Monday’s suicide attack took place at a rally for the province’s ruling Awami National Party in the lower Dir district, said lawmaker Mehmood Zeb Khan. Hundreds of the participants had gathered for a rally to change the name of the province to Khyta Pakhtunkhwa. The bomber walked into the government building where the meeting was going on and blew himself up, said provincial spokesman Mian Lftika Hussain. The province was given its current name during the British colonial rule. The party, which heads a coalition government in the province, wants the area’s name to reflect its majority Pashtun population. A bill to amend the constitution in support of the name change was expected to be introduced the parliament on Monday.
Summary of the news
On Monday, three explosions were appeared in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. These explosions were gone off within 15 minutes. Two people were delivered to the hospital but one of them was died on the way because of the blasts. Before these blasts, suicide attack killed and wounded many people in another part of the province. Explosions were carried out due to changing the name of the province Khyta Pakhtunkhwa which was given during the British colonial rule. The bomber walked into the government building where the meeting was held and blew him up.
Poetry and Lyrics
Departed Days
By: Oliver Wendell Holmes (1809-1894)
Yes, dear departed, cherished days,
Could Memory’s hand restore?
Your morning light, your evening rays,
From Time’s gray urn once more,
Then might this restless heart be still,
This straining eye might close,
And Hope her fainting pinions fold,
While the fair phantoms rose.
But, like a child in ocean’s arms,
We strive against the stream,
Each moment farther from the shore
Where life’s young fountains gleam;
Each moment fainter wave the fields,
And wider rolls the sea;
The mist grows dark, -- the sun goes down,--
Day breaks, --and where are we?
PS: This poem was written by Oliver Wendell Holmes in 1892. His poetry was made up of short but beautiful poems, humor, and wit and most notably of high class. I found it from the internet.
I think that all people have their own memories which aren’t forgotten ever. They create it only themselves. Every memory is different from others but the result is same. Oliver Wendell Holmes tried to describe the people’s life and its memories. It explained to me “when we die, memories will be left”.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Mongolian University Students and the Internet
In 1990, Mongolians didn’t use the internet for their life. At that time all things were limited for students. They also took useful information and other things from libraries and the media. They didn’t know what the internet is. And today almost all people use the internet not first students. The internet has become one at the necessities of life. So we have to use it for our life and work. Surveys show that Asia uses the internet relatively more than other continents. Especially in China, Japan, India, South Korea and Indonesia, which are in the first five for internet use. As of 2009, 42.2% of internet users were Asian and the remaining 57.8% were form the rest of the world. This indicates that all around the world the internet is being used in daily lives. For Mongolian students, the internet is a necessity. “Mongolian students want to take fresh information. Thus they use the internet and they spend their spare time for chatting, searching information and playing games” said Lkhagvasuren, a student of OTIS. It is true that for modern people the internet is their connection to family and friends who are living abroad, the way they communicate, talk and chat with other people on the planet. The number of internet users is increasing from day to day. Side by side with this, many web sites have appeared. For example: www.google.com, www.yahoo.com, and www.youtube.com. These sites have special information and other things. Mongolian students have the ability to use it. They can search for what they want. They usually use Google more than other sites. “It is easy to use it and information is relatively accurate and well-founded. May be Google is the best web site for all students” said Azjargal, a student of OTIS. Many people agree. Today people use the internet wherever they go. In order to not get technological backwardness, we have to use it like food. The internet is our lifeline to the world.
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