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Conflict resolution
Conflict can happen through different ways in different countries so when this conflict rise many resources will be fa
Conflict and conflict
resolution in majang citizen
Introduction
Causes of a conflict
Conflict can rise when there is disagreement between individuals, if
in one country practicing nepotism corruption etc.it can raise peoples
to the conflict so this conflict came through everything that we have
done in our selves, so it is man .made.
Consequences of conflict
Conflict rise in southern Ethiopia between central government
and, Eretria in one side and t.p.l,f in one side by the problem of
t.p.l.f attacked Ethiopian defense force so when this conflict
rise could have many loses of natural resources and man. Made,
Resources .this war made resource. both, natural and, man.,
Made, are failed many ways in tigray
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Since, this war happen many schools churches dams mosques
different shelters are crashed through different problems, so many
peoples believed that war is bad practice in the world as well.
Conflict resolution in
majang culture
When disagreement. Happen. between two peoples, elders will
gathered together in one place to solve the problems
. Then when
they gathered they will call those who were create conflict. may be
ones killed another person so the died. person relatives may angered
very hard they think that will kill that killer person so when they
called them they gathered together then elders will asked them the
problem how It would be happen so killer person tell all things how it
happen may sometimes majang goes to hunting .so sometimes they
will be hand rising on your brother suddenly by sharp materials then
if this person died this conflict will be happen .so the killer person
when it will be asked it trie tells those all things are is sudden but not
known. by , this way elders will beg the person who died families to
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apologies that killer person.so no one like elders in the community at
all elders are respectful . no one can defeat there rule ,and
regulations .by this way those families may agree as well unless they
will excluded from the community in case of respect, after this that
sharp material will put near to passed across by across together by
saying that it was an evil planned. After this the conflict can be solved,
simply ,
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B ) mostly majang communities
culture which contribute for their
development is honey bee production
This, production can be both useful and harmful, because of product
that is produced is very needed around the world so they prepare
hives called dane, in their language so many times this honey can
develop there life as well when it took to market .honey can give
strength and it is delicious thus why is needed by many
countries ,now a day honey is bought 1kg is three hundred birr so it
can develop there life very fast hence this is the way how it can
contribute positively
but what it makes this way of contributions are a negative is the way
that they use or cut the honey on the tree is very difficult so
sometimes they will felt on the tree therefore by this way many
majang peoples are died and lost their different body parts ,so by
this way is negative achievement ,
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English non formal teaching and learning process
Introduction
-shame is forbidden
-the teacher should follow the rule and regulations written in the
book
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-parents should be improved them through reading every time
- No sex segregation
Introduction part
They begin to learn English alphabet both capital and small letter
until they. Know. All of them unless you can’t pass to the next topics
CAPITAL LETTERS
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R
S T U V W X Y Z
SMALL LETTERS
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A b c d ef g h I j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y
z
VOWELS
CAPITAL VOWELS
AEIOU
SMALL VOWELS
A eIo u
- P (e) n =pen
- C (a) t =cat
-we couldn’t write such words without those five vowels therefore
we call them important.
For example – BA BE BI BO BU
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- DA DE DI DO DU
- FA FE FI FO FU
-GA GE GI GO GU
-HA HE HI HO HU
-JA JE JI JO JU
-KA KE KI KO KU
- LA LE LI LO LU
- MA ME MI MO MU
- NA NE NI NO NU
- PA PE PI PO PU
- QUA QUE QUI QUO QU
- RA RE RI RO RU
- SA SE SI SO SU
- TA TE TI TO TU
- VA VE VI VO VU
- WA WE WI WO WU
- ZA ZE ZI ZO ZU
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--R/A/T =RAT
--CHAM/PION =CHAMPION
--PLA/Y =PLAY
--KE/BE/DE =KEBEDE
--LAM/ PARD
--XHA/KA =XHAKA
--ZE/BE/RA =ZEBERA
--GO/SHI/NI=GOSHINI
--DU/BAI DUBAI
--DO/RM =DORM
7 DIGRAPH PHONEMES
Digraphs form when two consonants work together to create
a completely d/t sound. The two consonants have d/t sounds on
they own and are most often but not always seen at the start of end
of
the word |ch| syllable on set and rimes articulatory
-|ch|-watch and chime
-|sh|-shift and short
-|ng|-ring and stating
-|th|(voiced)and-weather and thin
-|th| genre and division
-|wh|(with breath ) what
5 R- controlled-or influenced .phonemes. these phonemes are
controlled or influenced by letter
|a(r))|--car and far
|a(r)|--fair and chair
|i(r))—here and steer
|o(r))-core and door
|u(r)-tern and burn
5 long vowel phonemes
|a|-day and eight
|e|-beet and sheep
|i|-pie and sky
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|o|-boat and row
|u|-hue and chew
c-sound that make a|s| in crop –crack –creep
c-sounds that make an|s|in central central cent and life
a-sounds are also in in words that contain the letter ”kw” as In walk
way park away and awkward
x-sound are also in word “cks” as in back stop, rock ,and necks |b|d|
f|g|h|J|k|l|m|n|p|r|s|t|v|w|y|z|
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|a|-day and eight
|e|-beet and sheep
|i|-pie and sky
|o|-boat and row
|u|-hue and chew
Specific instructions in major parts of reading phonemic
awareness
Phonics
Fluency
Vocabulary and comprehension
Phonics
A method of teaching people to read and pronounce words by
learning the sounds of letters. Letters. Groups and syllables
What I see at home
1 rat
2 chair
4 spoon
5 bed
6 glass
7 different cooking materials
What I see the field
1boal
2 Differentiate clothes
3shoes
4 lines
5 goal keeper
6players
7goals
8flags etc...
What I see at schools
1classrooms
2 flags
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3 offices
4 libraries
5chairs and tables
6trees etc..
Fluency
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1 Children need to be able to decode what they read and what they
already know and
3 think deeply about what they have read
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