时间:2019-01-27 作者:英语课 分类:新西兰英语


英语课

   The Minister of Education, Hekia Parata, today announced changes which will affect teachers. She said that class sizes for Years 2 to 10 will average 27 students. This means that some classes will be slightly bigger while others will be slightly smaller. At the moment Years 2 and 3 average 23 students while Years 4, 5, 6 and 7 average 29 students. The government thinks this will save $43m a year in teachers’ pay. A few teachers will lose their jobs.


  However, Ms Parata said that the government plans to spend half a billion dollars on education in the next four years. She said they want better teachers. All new teachers will need a post-graduate qualification. All new principals 1 will need a special principals’ qualification. At the moment, all secondary 2 school teachers do have a post-graduate qualification. After gaining a degree in the subject of their choice, they spend a year at a College of Education. Primary teachers need only a degree in education, a B Ed.
  The Ministry 3 of Education might also look at performance pay. This is extra pay for good teachers.
  We will learn more about the government’s plans for spending on Education when the Minister of Finance 4 reads the Budget next Thursday.
  Listen to May 19th 2011 to hear about last year’s Budget.
  Vocabulary
  affect – make a difference
  average – if one class has 31 students and another has 27, the average is 29.
  slightly – a little
  B Ed – Bachelor of Education
  performance – the work someone does, especially how well it is done
  The Budget – the government’s plan for spending for the year
  Questions
  ?What is a ‘good teacher’? How would you decide who is a good teacher? Would this depend on student results?
  ?What do you think about class size? Is there much difference between 29 and 27 students in a class? Is there much difference between 23 and 27 students in a class?
  ?Which school years are the most important for a child?

n.负责人( principal的名词复数 );[法律]本人;主要的人(或物)
  • I must consult my principals. 我得同委托人商量一下。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The subsequent rapport between the two principals assisted the transition process. 这两位首脑在这次会谈后所建立的和谐关系帮助了交接工作的进行。 来自辞典例句
adj.中级的,中等的,次要的;n.次要位置,副手
  • It's a question of secondary importance.这是个次要的问题。
  • Secondary school means junior school and high school.中学是指初中和高中。
n.(政府的)部;牧师
  • They sent a deputation to the ministry to complain.他们派了一个代表团到部里投诉。
  • We probed the Air Ministry statements.我们调查了空军部的记录。
n.财务管理,财政,金融,财源,资金
  • She is an expert in finance.她是一名财政专家。
  • A finance house made a bid to buy up the entire company.一家信贷公司出价买下了整个公司。
学英语单词
abedge
aceanthrenequinone
actual working hours
Almelec
aplite-granitic
arabian law
asynchronous login terminal
at six
bacterial toxoid
Ballintober
beh
bomb attack
brassia verrucosas
Burkinan
Bφjden
calabash pipes
capping station
car air conditioner
cavass
Cerro Chato
checker parquet flooring
churn staff
coincidental correlation
deep litter
Della Robbia ware
dialog control
dressing jacket
entericoid fever
error of the first kind
ex contractu
experimental breeder reactor
fall in
feature detector
finished forms
finishing lines
Florennes
gasp at
geseous insulator
gestning
Gibbonian
gladded
half-pence
homekeeping
hour counter setting wheel
house drain
in-person
indigocarmine
infrared viewer
irregular filling of appendix
iso-amyl-ethylbarbituric acid
jump conditions
kaczorowski
ketipramine
kilo-pascal
kovalcik
leasor
Leptosphaeriaceae
liefly
local sonic speed
location variable
machine tool control transformer
major-leagues
milners
moncrieffe
nasosinusal
natural-gas liquids
neptunium decay series
new urbanism
non negotiable endorsement
north-west (nw)
phase-recovery time
Phillis
pickup artist
Pitangui
potatorum tremor
previous train
rakshi
rose beetles
rubber vibration insulator
rural trail
saints'day
salted peanuts
Sammichele di Bari
sb, s. b.
Scotch marriage
sectors
share limit
shearbills
ship ownership
shrink-wrap license
speech function test
Spotted Mist
squared modulation
stall warning indicator
third umpire
Timken X
tractor motor
Traube's phenomenon
turning dynamometer
twinkles
under-bellies
with a strong arm