When people learn a foreign language, they usually want to make use of that language to communicate

IV. Internet e-learning resources.

1. 
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructivist_teaching_methods
   
2. 
   http://www.sse-franchise.com/soapbox/200703/16/what-is-the-communicative-teaching-method/
   
3. 
   http://www.yanglish.ru/catalog2/englishlanguage.htm
   
4. 
   http://search.atomz.com/
   
5. 
   http://e.usia.gov/forum/vols/vol36/no1/p20.htm-games
   
6. 
   http://e.usia.gov/forum/vols/vol34/no2/p22.htm-note-taking
   

APPENDIX:
SUCCESSFUL JOB INTERVIEW
1. Build Rapport with supervisors
So you have a difficult boss and both of you are unable to see eye-to-eye. Are you willing to compromise to succeed?
Are you willing to change your looks, adjust your priorities, and sacrifice your private life? Are you willing to become another person in order to rise in the organization?
My answer may come as a surprise, but sometimes, we do need to make certain adjustments to adapt to our work environment.
Having a good rapport with your boss is important, because this factor can greatly influence your level of motivation at work.
The boss-subordinate relationship is important, especially if you plan to be the part of the organization for a decent length of time.
In the movie, despite the resistance at first, Sachs starts changing herself. The idea of “who you are” is a fluid concept.
In your 20s and early 30s, you probably have no firm idea of who you are and what you are capable of.
The fact is, we live, work and play in a world that we cannot control and is not always ideal for us. But we can learn to adapt to any environment in order to gain influence and make real change.
I am not suggesting that you compromise and change yourself to a point that you stab your friends in the back to get ahead.
But in order to find what you want in life, you have to understand what everyone else wants, and learning how to meet your boss’ high expectations early on in your career is a good start.