List of Blog Moderators

All of you will moderate the blog for a week. Therefore, put your name on the list (choose the week when you would like to do it). Remember, this is an obligatory part of the course.

What are you to do as a moderator? Choose some theme for your week. Put there links to interesting articles, films, presentations, etc. Comment on them and make others discuss them with you and other course participants.

Remember to send me your presentations at least 5 days before their publication.

You moderate your presentations from Monday until Sunday.

1.05.10-11.10.2015 Cezary G.
2.12.10-18.10.2015
3.19.10-25.10.2015 Paulina S., Kamil K.,
4.26.10-01.11.2015 Patrycja M. , Tomasz Wojda, Aleksandra Stodulska
5.02.11-08.11.2015 Marcin Kon., Oskar G. , Helena K.
6.16.11-22.11.2015 Michał K. , Natalia S., Łukasz Czernicki
7.23.11-29.11.2015 Marcin Korn., Paulina Z., Agata Grochowska
8.30.11-06.12.2015 Aleksandra G., Julia O. , Patryk Koć, Kałkus Wojciech
9.07.12-13.13.2015 Krzysztof G., , Svitlana B., Aleksander Zieliński, Jakub Miakisz
10.14.12-20.12.2015 Paweł W., Katarzyna B., Sebastian Żakowski, Jacek Walczak
11.11.01-17.01.2015 Karolina M., Anna S. , Aleksander Martyniak, Magda Gawęcka

12.18.01-24.01.2015 Nina M., Marta Kosowicz, Aleksander Grygier, Tomasz Wojda

Week 8 [28.11-04.12] The phenomenon of bilingualism

In times of globalisation contact with other languages is inevitable. It is estimated that more than half of the population is bilingual. The increase in migration, intensive economic exchange and fast developing tourism industry force people to learn foreign languages. Mass media and modern means of transport enable us to spread languages even faster. International marriages have never been more popular. All of these factors contribute to the growing number of bilingual people. Among them, there is one particular group which seems to benefit the most. They are called simultaneous bilinguals: people who acquire two languages from birth. http://images.huffingtonpost.com/2015-05-21-1432234752-9588891-Bilingual_kid.jpg According to many studies, simultaneous bilingual children seem to exceed monolingual children in tasks requiring abstract thinking, executive control and greater attention. In addition to having a huge impact on the human mind, bilingualism also influences emotion...

List of Blog Moderators

Put your name on the list of blog moderators (choose a week when you would like to do it). Remember, blog moderation is an obligatory part of the course. What do you do as a moderator? Choose some theme for your week. Put on the blog links to interesting articles, films, presentations, etc. Comment on them and encourage your group to discuss them with you and other course participants. 1. 08-14.10.18 2. 15-21.10.18 3. 22-28.10.18 Marcel S., Iman, Filip S., Nazar O., Bartosz K., Kyrylo P., 4. 05-11.11.18 Tomasz T., Bartosz B., Mykhailo R., Marta K., Piotr C., Daniel C., Adrianna F., Andrzej N, Pavlo R.,, 5. 12-18.11.18 Mateusz P., Marcin M., Sebastian S., Maciej N., Jakub N., Galimzhan S., Cezary R., Brendon Phiri, Aleksander Wiza, Andrii Zinchenko 6. 19-25.11.18 Piotr G., ...

Week 4 [04.11-10.11.19] Dark matter

If you don't live in a big city in Poland, you can observe many stars at night. Did you ever wonder how would look our sky in the next millions of years if we would count only on existing proven astrophysical theories and calculations? It would be absolutely empty. All celestial bodies in the galaxy are rotating around the biggest black hole in the middle of galaxy (in Milky Way this black hole is 6.4 billion times heavier than our sun) with such speed that the gravity generated by galaxy’s observable matter could not possibly hold them together. This leads us to conviction that something we cannot see is at work and is giving galaxies extra mass, generating the extra gravity that galaxies need to stay intact. Something, that will ensure us that our sky will remain the same as it was a million years ago. The official name of this strange and unknown matter is the “dark matter”. Unlike normal matter, dark matter does not interact with the electroma...

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