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2008年06月19日 00:12 更新

今週も土曜日に英会話を開催します。すでに別でイベントがたっていますが、英会話の後は、Michi, Takashiの送別会、Yukaの壮行会を開催します。

【開催時間】16:30〜18:30(いつもと時間が違うので注意して下さい)
【開催場所】アルバーニー通りにあるティムホートン(ビュートとサーローの間)

まだ場所は決まってませんが、英会話の後は送別会、壮行会開催場所へ参加者皆で移動します。

皆さんの参加お待ちしてます。

「初めての方へ」

このギリホリ英会話はメンバー皆で集まって英語でコミュニケーションをとるのが目的です。特に英会話のレベルなどは関係なく、英語を話す機会がもっと欲しいな〜とか、英語を話すのがすきという人はどんどん参加して下さい。

集合場所は基本的にコーヒーショップですので、学校の授業のように硬いものではなく、気軽に何でも話せるような雰囲気ですので、とにかく皆で楽しんでやっていきます。

流れとしては最初の45〜60分でお互い自己紹介をし、残りの60〜75分で用意されたトピックについて話し合う、といった感じです。

もし興味がある人は是非気軽に参加してください。ちなみに参加費などはなしで、コーヒーを飲みたい人は、コーヒーを自分で購入するのにお金がかかる程度です。

英会話の後にも、定期的に食事にいったり、ビリヤードしに行ったりと活動してます。皆で楽しみましょう!!

【連絡先】

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ヒデカナックスメールアドレス:hidecanucks@gmail.com

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コメント(5)

  • [1] mixiユーザー

    2008年06月19日 03:27

    参加手(パー)ハイ!
  • [2] mixiユーザー

    2008年06月20日 12:41

    初参加です。
    参加される方、よろしくお願いしますっ!
  • [3] mixiユーザー

    2008年06月20日 14:57

    今週のトピックです双子座
    If you're the first-born in the family, ever notice how you just can't help but offer helpful, if unsolicited(求められていないのに), advice to your younger brothers or sisters? If you're a middle child, in between taking orders from your bossy older sis, do you always find yourself settling family arguments? And we all know what the youngest spends her time doing: goofing off(ふざける) and causing trouble. It's just common sense: the oldest child is responsible, the middle child is diplomatic(外交的), the baby of the family is the rebel(反逆者) - and the only child is spoiled for life. But is there any truth to these stereotypes? Does birth order really affect your personality?

    The short answer is, sort of. "Birth order doesn't determine personality," says Nina Howe, professor of early childhood and elementary education at Concordia University in Montreal. Personality is the result of a number of factors. Genetics, education, social and economic environment, and any number of life experiences all play a part in shaping who you are. In fact, Judith Rich Harris, a developmental psychologist(発達心理学の専門家) based in New Jersey is one of many psychologists who don't buy the birth-order theory. Harris says our personalities are formed by a lot more than our family influences, including birth order. That's because children - especially teens - try to behave more like their peers than their families.

    So why do people think birth order has an effect? "Psychologists all agree that personality has something to do with what went on when you were a child," says Del Paulhus, professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia. And everyone has a family. One theory is that children seek to find their own niche in the clan(一族). So siblings (兄弟姉妹たち)will work to differentiate themselves from each other, possibly falling into typical birth-order positions. Keep reading to see how your personality traits(特色) compare to those associated with particular birth-order positions.

    If you're the first in line...Oldest kids are the only child in the family for awhile, which is why first-borns share many personality traits with onlies. Their parents are new to the game so tend to have high expectations, which drives first-borns to achieve at all costs. Growing up in Montreal, Isabelle Bonsaint had dreams of being a fashion designer until her parents discouraged her. "They said it was fine as a leisure activity, but for a career you need something solid," says Bonsaint, now 30. She obliged - (義務付ける)typical first-born behaviour - and sacrificed her dreams. Instead, she opted for psychology, a field she knew little about (but has since grown to love). Oldest kids stick to the family rules. They tend to be conservative, responsible, status-conscious and - due to the praise parents lavish upon them for following the rules - self-confident.

    If you're stuck in the middle...Chloe Stuart knows what that's all about. The 32-year-old native of Kingston, Ont., is the second-born of three girls. She says she's the typical middle child - good-natured and empathetic. "I've always been the peacemaker in the family," she says. "I hate discord(不一致)." When she does see a fight, Chloe says she plays the diplomat, listening carefully to each side and then trying to get the parties to see common ground.

    If you're bringing up the rear...The last-born have to find a way to assert(主張する)their individuality. "You already have an environment created for you," says Alison Morley, 29, an administrator at the University of Toronto and the youngest child of two. "You have to find your own way to navigate it." Younger children tend to be a little more rebellious, a little less authoritarian,(権威主義者) and more likely to take risks - because they know they can get away with it. The babies of the family are also known for their agreeable and affectionate natures.
  • [4] mixiユーザー

    2008年06月20日 16:33

    参加します。宜しくお願いします。
  • [5] mixiユーザー

    2008年06月21日 07:20

    仕事あるので、今回はパスしま−す手(パー)
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