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to live beyond the box
żyć nieszablonowo, inaczej niż wszyscy
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think outside the box
myśleć twórczo, kreatywnie
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to live through the groundbreaking events
przeżyć przełomowe wydarzenia
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groundbreaking
przełomowy
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a cohort born between
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voice your opinion
wyrażać swoje zdanie
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to pursue your passion
realizować swoje pasje
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accessible
dostępny, osiągalny
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a (small) cog in a (big) machine
trybik w maszynie
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to derive an income
czerpać zyski
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to go busking on a street corner
iść występować jako grajek na ulicy
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to busk
występować jako grajek uliczny
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in your own right
na własną rękę, na własnych zasadach,
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earning in its own right
zarabianie na własną rękę
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to write off
spisać na straty
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savvy
kumaty, rozumny
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the new world has been molding us
nowy świat kształtował nas
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to mold
kształtować
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groundswell
narastająca fala
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campaigns are groundswell of genuineness
kampanie są narastającą falą autentyczności
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Genuineness
autentyczność, prawdziwość
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hype
szum medialny, przesadna, krzykliwa reklama
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to gain hype
zyskać szum medialny
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astute
sprytny, przenikliwy
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see right through
przejrzeć kogoś na wylot
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to stand out from
wyróżniać się, rzucać się w oczy
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collective cause
przyczyna zbiorowa
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to come together
zjednoczyć się
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to come together for a collective cause
zjednoczyć się w zbiorowej przyczynie
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drive change
napędzać zmiany
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to utilise
eksploatować, wykorzystywać
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to utilise opportunity
wykorzystywać okazje
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en masse
masowo, gremialnie
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have got at fingertips
mieć na koniuszku palca
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by no means
w żadnym wypadku, w żaden sposób
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have the perfect hand
być w czymś perfekcyjnym
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commonality
wspólność
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embrace the opportunity
skorzystać z okazji
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job hopper
osoba często zmieniająca pracę
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job hopping
częste zmienianie pracy
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digital natives
ludzie którzy wychowali sie z dostepem do technologii cyfrowych
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hot desk
gorące biurko (używane przez kogoś, kto go potrzebuje)
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hot
desking
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perks
dodatkowe korzyści
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parcel locker
paczkomat
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brick
and
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click
and
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freelance
wolny strzelec
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freelancing
praca jako wolny strzelec
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collaborative
współpracujący
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irs
urząd skarbowy
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Inductive teaching
the students are provided with examples and are expected to derive the definition from this information., indukcyjne
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the flow of information is from specific to general. In terms of teaching, the lesson is started with activities or experiments. It is mostly focused on the students and their capacities and abilities, rather than on the teacher.
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Deductive Teaching
students are explicitly told concepts and rules before being asked to apply them to their own reading and writing
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In this method, the role of the teacher is prominent as he/she is the person who gives and disseminates all information. The flow of information in this method is from general to specific. The deductive method is the traditional method of teaching and learning.
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strict teacher
A strict teacher is very tough on students. He/she always insists on adhering to the deadlines. Such a teacher dislikes any mistakes or carelessness, rygorystyczny, surowy
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lenient teacher
a teacher who is not strict and does not punish students who deserve to be punished
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to be called on in a class
zostać wywołanym do odppwiedzi
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a set book
a book that students must study for a particular exam
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questioning ideas
Teacher establishes movement of ideas and responses around the class.
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choice of subjects
students can choose their subjects they want to study
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teacher as knowledge facilitators
A knowledge facilitator makes learning easier, does not lecture heavily; instead, he/she serves as a flexible resource person to learning.
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mixed
ability class
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continous assessment
a system where the student's work is judged on various pieces of work, not one final exam
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collaborative activity
many people work together to initiate, create and polish the end material
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rote learning
learning by repetition rather than through understanding, uczenie się na pamieć
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fixed curriculum
where everything is all set out, it isn't flexible
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teacher as knowledge dispenser
the teacher's job is to provide information, but not to facilitate in any way the students' acquisition of the material
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dispenser
a person or thing that gives out something; vendor; giver, podajnik
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streaming in teaching
Streaming is where children are placed in groups according to their general academic ability; a child who is considered to be a high achiever across the board may be put into the top stream.
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individual assignment
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interpersonal skills
concerning or involving relationships between people
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curriculum
all the courses given in a school, college, etc., or a particular course of study in one subject
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elitism
the belief that some things are only for a few people who have special qualities or abilities :
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plagiarism
taking credit for someone else's writing or ideas
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to dumb down
to make something simpler and easier to understand, especially in order to make it more popular, upraszczać, skracać
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to be SOCIALISED into
made to behave in a way which is acceptable in their culture or society
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CONDESCENDING attitude
showing that you think you are more important or more intelligent than other people
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DIVERGENT
contrasting, very different
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RECKLESS
without caring about the danger
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LURE for
something that tempts
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ATTUNED to
especially able to sense and understand something
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OVERTONES
signs of an emotion/attitude that is not expressed directly
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cue
hint, sign
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SIDETRACK
to distract
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SENSITISE
to make someone more aware of and sensitive to something
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LUG
an awkward or stupid man
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CIRCULAR (argument)
vicious circle
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CONFLICTING/INCONGRUENT
incompatible, dissimilar
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to WITHSTAND sth
to resist, to stand firm against
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to TALK OUT
to thoroughly discuss
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bang one's head against a brick wall
to do, say, or ask for something repeatedly but to be unable to change a situation
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to be rife
if something bad or unpleasant is rife, it is very common
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to have a gut feeling
to have a feeling that you are sure is right, although you cannot give a reason for it
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to be UNDER SCRUTINY
to be under examination
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to have a HEART
TO
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to be HELD ACCOUNTABLE for
to be considered responsible for
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ACCOMPLISH THE PURPOSe
achieve the goal
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it STANDS TO REASON
said when something is obvious or clear from the facts, it is logical

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