Тема:
Учебная лексика

Вопрос:

Success in one _______ doesn’t influence another.

Ответы:
+ subject

− training aids

− teaching

− curriculum
Решение:
Для того чтобы правильно выполнить задание, следует знать учебную лексику, уметь использовать ее в заданном контексте и перевести варианты ответов:
subject – учебный предмет;
training aids– учебные пособия;
teaching – преподавание;
curriculum – учебная программа.
Согласно контексту, только вариант ответа subject является правильным: «Успех в одном учебном предмете не влияет на его успех в другом».
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2. From each of these perspectives, leadership involves a «process of influence whereby the leader has an impact on others by inducing them to behave in a certain way» (Bryman, 1996, p. 276). These definitions have in common their emphasis on the view that leadership is linked to the ability to shape the behavior of those within one's group, organization, or society.
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