Применима ли нетрадиционная медицина по отношению к детям?

30 апреля в Подмосковье умерла трехмесячная девочка Ася. Умерла, несмотря на советы виртуальных "врачей" помазать девочке попу календулой или дать понюхать кофе. 32-летняя мама, уже имеющая двух старших детей, смерть малышки практически транслировала в режиме реального времени - в Интернете.

А ведь девочку могли спасти, если бы мамаша вместо того, чтобы слущать бредни интернет "специалистов", обратилась бы к квалифицированному врачу. Нетрадиционная медицина. Я считаю, что она должна помогать современной медицине, а не наоборот. Я не говорю, что мы должны совсем отказаться от народной медицины, ведь современная медицина произошла от нее. Значит, какая-то польза от нее есть, но она не может заменить современную науку. Медицина в настоящее время продвинулась так далеко, что нашим предкам и не снилось. Вот дома, например, вы ведь не пользуетесь каменными орудиями труда, вы пользуетесь предметами бытовой техники: стиральная машина, пылесос и т.д., потому что это экономит и время и силы. Почему же тогда мы должны возвращаться к истокам медицины? к примитивным средствам лечения, которые уже не подходят нам, потому что мир абсолютно изменился, появились новые болезни, новые экологические условия. мир не стоит на месте. Я даже не против того, чтобы взрослые проводили над собой эти опыты, то есть отказывались бы от современной медицины, ели бы сырое мясо и т.д., но зачем экспериментировать на детях? Дети самые незащищенные люди в нашем обществе, потому что они еще не умеют выражать свои желания и бороться за свои права. люди, подумайте, не все, что хорошо для вас, хорошо и для вашего ребенка!

26 мая, 10:36
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Astana - a place of big opportunities and some words about love and marriage...

Astana is a place of big opportunities. Having moved here I understood how much I missed in Kokshetau. But working at school I realized that young people do not appreciate what they have. I suggested the 9th-graders visiting the USA Embassy, the American corner or something like that and they refused. On the one hand, I understand that they are overloaded with their studies. On the other hand, the life is so short! I watched "the Dead Poets Society" and the motto of the boys there was "carpe diem" which means "Seize the day!". I agree with the saying because however busy you are, you must find some time to develop yourself beside doing your homework and tidyong your room. You should go to the theatre, to the cinema, and so on, and so forth. Unfortunately, I do not know Astana very well and do not go outside often because I have much work to do. But I try to go to the USA Embassy and the American corner once a week and I was at the theatre after K. Bayseitova sveral times.

On Tuesday I went to the Embassy and we discussed there love and marriage. It is becoming a great problem nowadays. We listened to frank Sinatra's song where it is said that love and marriage goes together like a horse and a cariiage. Nowadays it is not always like this. more and nore people marry without loving each other. they marry not a person but the money. It is one of the problems. The second problem, to my mind, is that people are to absorbed with their work that they do not have time to date. I often hear people saying that they have to earn a flat, a car, get a well-paid job and only after that they can get married. Of course it is a very sensible way of approaching a amrriage but won't we miss something very important while chasing after material values???

On Thursday I visited a concert of Shamarr Allen and the Underdawgs. I came home at 10 p.m. and had to sit up till 2. a.m. because I had to plan my lessons but I do not regret it. It was amazing! They "fired' the audienсу! At first we enjoyed classic jazz, then we danced and shouted and screamed while they were playing rock, hip-hop and jazz mixed together. It was really amazing to listen to this beautiful music in live!

Today I wrote too much in my post)) Just have so much to talk about!

23 апреля, 12:11
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The importance of the photos in our life

Nowadays cameras are considered a necessity rather than a luxury because photos become an inseparable part of our life. Hardly ever an event passes without taking photos.
To my mind, photo is a great invention of the humanity. The photos keep the moments you want to remember: weddings, birthday, graduation ceremony, a party. I believe that photos acquire positive emotions of the event. When you are an old woman you can take a photo and recollect the days when you were young, when your child is grown-up, you take a photo and recollect the days when he/she was a little baby and could do nothing without your help.

15 марта, 18:18
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It is not the end!

Tomorrow we will get our certificates. I'm happy about it! Now I want to look back and recollect what happened in these 6 months.
I met 10 great people including our teacher Kristina and my group mates. I learnt much from them.
The most important thing that I got here is self-confidence while communicating with foreigners. I overcame the fear of speaking to foreigners thanks to our teacher. Now it is not a problem to me to start speaking. Only a year ago it was a great problem for me to come up to a volunteer and start speaking to him/he, especially to ask some questions! Now after having so many expat-guests in our classroom I understood that they understand me and I understand them. It's a great achievement!
Secondly, I found that Internet exists not only for writing e-mails and searching for friends, but it is also very useful in teaching and learning English! I know now many useful for me as a teacher URLs!
Thirdly, I learnt much from my group mates because when we presented our research papers I had many questions and I had my group mates answer them. Now when I have a certain problem I know who I can ask.
Fourth, I learnt much about the American culture because before I didn't have a chance to have an American friend. In these 6 months we had a Christmas party, the day after tomorrow we are going to have St. Patrick's Day and it's great! I know now that Americans don't celebrate the 8th of March, they are not forced to serve in the army, I tasted American cookies, an apple pie, 'spider drink" (don't remember its real name).
There were may good things as long with tiredness, nervousness, hard work. I'm grateful that, in spite of too much work and study and tiredness, I had this chance to study here, to meet new friends and to meet such a teacher like Kristina.Though somebody can think it is the end, I don't think so. It is only the beginning!
I wish good luck to my dear group mates and our teacher!
15 марта, 17:29
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Change is a challenge

Change Management: A Leadership Perspective By Marielena from CHEVRON, fall 2010
First of all, concerning the ppt I can say that it is not correct. There are too many long and complex sentences, that's why it is difficult to read it. We were taught to use only keywords in ppt. Secondly, the slides are not eye-catching? Why should I read them? Because it is my assignment? Because the teacher said that it was good for me? Why is it good? The ppt is not impressive at all. Though the idea is great. The above-written questions is the example of what a student can ask when he/she is given a task. So, in my opinion, the 1st thing we must pay attention to is developing critical thinking. We should teach students think about the reason of what they are doing. So, in the nearest future students can ask questions and teachers must be ready to answer them. Unfortunately, the majority of teachers are not ready for these changes. They want students obey them totally.
Second, if we want to change something we should begin with the top. That means, with our administration because however smart and modern teachers are, they can't do anything without the approval of the boss.
I've learnt much from these courses and I hope I will be able to apply the knowledge I got here.
Changes are very important for Kazakhstan but sometimes I think there are too many changes. We don’t cope with them sometimes. For example, every day something changes, something happens in our school. The teachers, as well as students, are overloaded with information. I don’t say that it is bad but everything should be done gradually, step by step that everything will be great!
15 марта, 16:50
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Cultural differences

Annemarie gave a great speech to us. I liked to learn so many differences between the cultures from her. It was funny when she demonstrated the difference in the distance while talking between Europeans and Kazakhs. Also she talked about the service in our country and in Germany. It a huge problem in our country! The salesmen are rude and impudent as if they do not understand that I can walk 5 meters farther and buy the same thing in another shop. In the conditions of growing business competition they should understand that they can attract the clients by a good service.
It was interesting for me to learn that German is going to be taught at our school and even that it is already taught at Kokshetau School. Even though German is my second foreign language I hardly can speak it because I didn’t have any practice and studied English more willingly than German. But in spite of it I want to get PhD degree in Germany because I know there are Universities with the English language.
The most interesting fact I've learnt from her is the influence of the territory on our Kazakh tradition "to be late". Kazakhs are always late! It irritates me much. I myself hate to be late and try to come in time. I never thought about it from the territorial point of view. According to Annemarie, the reason of this habit is a big territory of Kazakhstan.
There were some questions I wanted to ask about getting PhD in Germany. I know that we can find everything in the Internet but, to my mind, it is better to ask a person who lives there.
15 марта, 16:44
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Improving 2 languages

I was impressed by Chad and his Kazakh. There are 4 pieces of advice that I got from him:
1) If you go abroad choose home-stay - it is the best way to learn a language. By the way I heard the same advice from Jon Larsen. I think it is important to have native speakers around you so that you HAVE TO learn a language! It is a great motivation.
2) make students create a real-life situation and speak English with someone at home while, for example, drinking tea, as a home work assignment. Nowadays many parents speak English, there are also brothers or sisters who know English but unfortunately they don't want to speak with their little brothers so that they could improve the language. Some of them don't do it because they are too lazy and impatient to teach their little brothers and sisters, some of then are too busy to help them.
3) Give each student a glass where you can put a bean for each well-done work. Then at the end of the week we can count them and award the students with the most beans. It is external motivation and can help make students interested in learning. Also it can help improve the discipline.
The last advice he gave is concerned with learning Kazakh language:
4) Speak Kazakh with one another! Don't be ashamed and don't laugh at somebody who makes mistakes. It concerns those who knows Kazakh and laugh at those who just try to learn it. It is difficult for me as a Kazakh to learn it because when I try to speak Kazakh, because as a teacher I know the best way to learn a language is practice, everybody around me begin laughing at my poor language. If my language is ridiculous, then teach me! Of course when non-native speaker learns Kazakh everybody praises him/her. That's why it is difficult for me to learn Kazakh.
In conclusion I suggest you the following picture just for fun:

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10 марта, 17:10
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