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Joris Hermy
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Aspe: From screen to stage. I had a great time arranging and producing the music for this fabulous production. Aspe is a popular television series which ended after 10 seasons, but now found its way to the theatre. Chief inspector Van In (Herbert Flack) once again has to solve murders in a world where nothing is what it seemsa Special thank you to composer Sam Verhoeven, director Frank Van Laecke & Uitgezonderd.Theater!
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About Us | Oxted Players
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About the Oxted Players. Our membership spans ages 8 to 85 plus. The Society is a member of The National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) and we have been recipients of NODA Accolades of Excellence, the most recent of these being for “My Boy Jack”. www.noda.org.uk. More information on the Theatre can be found on www.barntheatreoxted.co.uk. As with most Amateur Dramatic Societies, we are supported by a loyal band of helpers who steadfastly turn out to set build, paint, crew, help front of house an...
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Your new baby, your family and you « Understanding Childhood
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Your new baby, your family and you. Pregnancy and the birth of a new baby may stir up hidden feelings, hopes and fears for mothers, fathers and other members of the family. These thoughts and feelings can take you by surprise. Knowing that this can happen,. And understanding why, may help you to manage your own response and to give your baby a sense of security from the start. Every mother approaches the birth with her own expectations and fears. You may find that you have mixed feelings about the bi...
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Back To School: September’s Yellow Bookshelf | We Two Tutoring
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ESL and Writing Specialists. How to Choose a Dictionary. Practice English Conversation with Table Topics →. Back To School: September’s Yellow Bookshelf. September 3, 2014. The yellow bookshelf is ready for back-to-school. Between the school they were in before and the typical American school. For beginning readers, books include:. The First Day of School. Max and Ruby’s Show and Tell. Max and Ruby Play School. Richard Scarry’s Great Big Schoolhouse. Easier chapter books include:. The Littles Go To School.
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Practice English Conversation with Table Topics | We Two Tutoring
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ESL and Writing Specialists. Back To School: September’s Yellow Bookshelf. Silly Questions are Serious Education →. Practice English Conversation with Table Topics. September 8, 2014. But talking to strangers. As practice for talking to strangers. Can feel almost impossible – if you felt comfortable doing it already, you wouldn’t need to practice it! Our copy of Table Topics is getting as well-used as our dictionary! If you make a game out of your conversation with them, mistakes become part of the fun.
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Activities at Home | We Two Tutoring
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ESL and Writing Specialists. Category Archives: Activities at Home. 8220;Be more specific”. August 29, 2016. Ironically, “be more specific” is the most uselessly vague criticisms my students seem to get about their writing. I am tempted to give them official permission to growl at the next person who says it to them. Can you show me an example of what you would change? So what can a parent do to help their child? Are you confused about the order of events? I bet the people who are only reading the words ...
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Grammar | We Two Tutoring
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ESL and Writing Specialists. Silly Questions are Serious Education. September 15, 2014. What kind of car should a turtle drive? This is the kind of difficult questions our students need to answer. No, seriously. Yes, it’s a silly question, and the answer doesn’t really matter, not the way that we think the answers should matter at school. The student could answer “a Kia” or “a mo-ped” or “a Maserati” and none would be better than the others. There’s no way that’s what the teacher means! While shoveling o...
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Sibling rivalry « Understanding Childhood
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The arrival of a new brother or sister. If you have more than one child under five you are probably all too familiar with some of the problems of sibling rivalry. Sometimes parents who have made a relatively smooth adjustment to their first baby are completelybowled over by the experience of a second. Quite apart from all the practical arrangements and physical demands, you shouldn’t underestimate the emotional turmoil caused by a new addition to the family. Useful Understanding Childhood leaflets. Even ...
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Fathers « Understanding Childhood
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Understanding the vital role that fathers, and father figures, play in children’s emotional development. Dads really do matter. Children need fathers just as they need mothers to love them, to be interested in them and to respond to their needs, making them feel valued and understood. For any man, becoming a father is a huge step. Until it has actually happened, no one really knows what it is going to be like for them. Preparing to become a father. Fathers have as much to take on in adjusting to their ne...
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Joris Hermy
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When every note has to be right. Original Score Floris & Pip. 8220;Floris and Pip” is a romantic short – directed by Coen Haver and Joanne Hakkert – for which I wrote the music. It’s an enchanting little story about the 10 year old Floris who’s head over heels in love with the most beautiful girl. The score itself is a charming little piano-score that highlights the emotion on screen. New music for the animation web shorts Fixed Fairy Tales. Aspe: From screen to stage. I was privileged to participate as ...
