Professional Documents
Culture Documents
NÚCLEO DE MONAGAS
MATURÍN
DEPARTAMENTO SOCIO HUMANÍSTICO
ASIGNATURA: INGLÉS II PARA CIENCIAS ADMINISTRATIVAS
Reading
Strategies
Reading
Strategies
1. ANNOTATING.
2. ANNOLIGHTING A TEXT.
3. COMPLEX AND COMPOUND SENTENCES.
4. CONCLUDING SENTENCE.
5. CONNECTIVES.
6. DRAWING CONCLUSIONS.
7. FAMILIAR WORDS.
8. FIGURE OUT THE MEANING OF UNKNOWN WORDS
FOR CONTEXT.
9. IDENTIFYING THE FORMAT AND ANTICIPATE HOW
AND WHY IT IS USED.
10. IDENTIFYING THE SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL
ARTICLE FORMAT.
11. INFERENCES.
12. LOOKING FOR UNKNOWN WORDS.
13. MAIN IDEAS.
14. OPINION ABOUT READING.
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PART TWO: DURING READING STRATEGIES
idea, locate the best way to sell a blackboard where the proposed ideas
the design of a product, solve a cards with the proposed ideas could be
➢ FORMULATION OF IDEAS
•Audit
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•Finances
TEXT.
•Budget
PRACTICE
• FUNCTION:
ACCOUNTING
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la-lectura.html
http://lauraperezb.wordpress.com/2006/11/29/motivaciones-para-la-lectura/
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ación+para+leespell=1&sa=X&ei=Q6RdUdv9PJPi8gSj1YG4Dw&ved.
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PREDICTION
PREDICTION
Lineamientos:
Los pasos que se deben seguir para poder
tener un conocimiento previo es tener mucha
lectura de temas de preferencia que afiancen los
conocimientos del lector.
Ejercicio 1
FUNCTION
Determine, first, how the reader will tackle the written text and,
secondly, the level of understanding that tolerate or require to give for
good reading.
Purposes :
the few foreign universities who lead in the field of audit and finance.
Exercise 1:
Purpose:
Purpose:
Estrategias de lectura
http://www.slideshare.net/lectura163/estrategias-de-lectura
Comprensión lectora
http://www.plec.es/documentos.php?id_seccion=9&id_documento=17
Estrategias de lectura 2
http://www.monografias.com/trabajos66/estrategias-lectura/estrategias-
lectura2.shtml
Contaduría Pública
La http://html.rincondelvago.com/contaduria-publica_1.html
ANNOTATING O ANOTACIONES:
Increases in the quantity of money or in the overall money supply (or debasement of the
means of exchange) have occurred in many different societies throughout history, changing with
different forms of money used. For instance, when gold was used as currency, the government
could collect gold coins, melt them down, mix them with other metals such as silver, copper or
lead, and reissue them at the same nominal value. By diluting the gold with other metals, the
government could issue more coins without also needing to increase the amount of gold used to
make them. When the cost of each coin is lowered in this way, the government profits from an
increase in seigniorage. This practice would increase the money supply but at the same time the
relative value of each coin would be lowered. As the relative value of the coins becomes lower,
consumers would need to give more coins in exchange for the same goods and services as before.
These goods and services would experience a price increase as the value of each coin is reduced.
With a fiat currency, Song Dynasty China introduced the practice of printing money during
the 11th century and, according to Daniel Headrick, "paper money allowed governments to spend
far more than they received in taxes... in wartime, and the Song were often at war, such deficit
spending caused runaway inflation." This inflation made paper money undesirable, and in 1020,
desperate officials were forced to perfume the money to encourage its use. The problem of paper
money inflation continued after the Song Dynasty. Peter Bernholz writes that "from then on, nearly
every Chinese dynasty up to the Ming began by issuing some stable and convertible paper money
and ended with pronounced inflation caused by circulating ever increasing amounts of paper notes
to finance budget deficits.“
During the Mongol Yuan Dynasty, the government spent a great deal of money fighting
costly wars, and reacted by printing more, leading to inflation. The problem of inflation became so
severe that the people stopped using paper money, which they saw as "worthless paper." Fearing
the inflation that plagued the Yuan dynasty, the Ming Dynasty initially rejected the use of paper
money, using only copper coins. The dynasty did not issue paper currency until 1375.
Historically, infusions of gold or silver into an economy also led to inflation. From the
second half of the 15th century to the first half of the 17th, Western Europe experienced a major
inflationary cycle referred to as the "price revolution", with prices on average rising perhaps sixfold
over 150 years. This was largely caused by the sudden influx of gold and silver from the New
World into Habsburg Spain. The silver spread throughout a previously cash-starved Europe and
caused widespread inflation. Demographic factors also contributed to upward pressure on prices,
with European population growth after depopulation caused by the Black Death pandemic.
By the nineteenth century, economists categorized three separate factors that cause a rise
or fall in the price of goods: a change in the value or production costs of the good, a change in the
price of money which then was usually a fluctuation in the commodity price of the metallic
content in the currency, and currency depreciation resulting from an increased supply of currency
relative to the quantity of redeemable metal backing the currency. Following the proliferation of
private banknote currency printed during the American Civil War, the term "inflation" started to
appear as a direct reference to the currency depreciation that occurred as the quantity of
redeemable banknotes outstripped the quantity of metal available for their redemption. At that
time, the term inflation referred to the devaluation of the currency, and not to a rise in the price
of goods.
This relationship between the over-supply of banknotes and a resulting
depreciation in their value was noted by earlier classical economists such as David
Hume and David Ricardo, who would go on to examine and debate what effect a
currency devaluation (later termed monetary inflation) has on the price of goods
(later termed price inflation, and eventually just inflation).
The adoption of fiat currency by many countries, from the 18th century
onwards, made much larger variations in the supply of money possible. Since then,
huge increases in the supply of paper money have taken place in a number of
countries, producing hyperinflations – episodes of extreme inflation rates much
higher than those observed in earlier periods of commodity money. The
hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic of Germany is a notable example.
TRADUCCIÓN: LA INFLACION
Los aumentos en la cantidad de dinero o de la oferta monetaria total (o degradación de los
medios de cambio) han ocurrido en muchas sociedades diferentes a lo largo de la historia,
cambiando con las diferentes formas de dinero usadas. Por ejemplo, cuando el oro fue utilizado
como moneda de cambio, el gobierno podría recoger monedas de oro, se funden hacia abajo,
mezclarlos con otros metales como la plata, el cobre o el plomo, y vuelva a emitir ellos en el
mismo valor nominal. Al diluir el oro con otros metales, el gobierno podría emitir más monedas
sin también tener que aumentar la cantidad de oro utilizado en su fabricación. Cuando el costo de
cada moneda se reduce de esta manera, los beneficios de gobierno de un aumento en señoriaje.
Esta práctica sería aumentar el suministro de dinero, pero al mismo tiempo el valor relativo de
cada moneda que ser bajada. A medida que el valor relativo de las monedas disminuye, los
consumidores tendrían que dar más monedas a cambio de los mismos bienes y servicios que
antes. Estos productos y servicios se experimenta un aumento de precio como el valor de cada
moneda se reduce.
Con una moneda fiduciaria, la dinastía Song de China introdujo la práctica de imprimir
dinero durante el siglo 11 y, según Daniel Headrick, "papel moneda permitió a los gobiernos a
gastar mucho más de lo que recibieron en impuestos ... en tiempos de guerra, y los Song a
menudo estaban en guerra, el gasto de dicho déficit causado una inflación galopante ". Esta
inflación hizo el papel moneda no deseado, y en 1020, los funcionarios desesperados se vieron
obligados a perfumar el dinero para fomentar su uso. El problema de la inflación de papel moneda
continuó después de la dinastía Song. Peter Bernholz escribe que "a partir de entonces, casi cada
dinastía china hasta la dinastía Ming comenzó con la publicación de algún papel moneda
convertible y estable y terminó con una inflación pronunciada causada por la circulación cada vez
mayor cantidad de billetes de papel para financiar los déficits presupuestarios".
Durante la dinastía mongol Yuan, el gobierno gastó una gran cantidad de dinero en guerras
costosas, y reaccionó mediante la impresión de más, lo que lleva a la inflación. El problema de la
inflación llegó a ser tan grave que la gente dejó de usar el papel moneda, lo que ellos veían como
"papeles sin valor". Por temor a la inflación que afectó a la dinastía Yuan, la dinastía Ming
inicialmente rechazó el uso del papel moneda, utilizando únicamente monedas de cobre. La
dinastía no emite papel moneda hasta 1375.
Históricamente, las infusiones de oro o plata en una economía también condujo a la
inflación. A partir de la segunda mitad del siglo 15 hasta la primera mitad de los 17, Europa
occidental experimentó un ciclo mayor inflación conocida como la "revolución de los precios", con
precios, en promedio, el aumento tal vez seis veces más de 150 años. Esto se debió en gran parte
por la afluencia repentina de oro y plata del Nuevo Mundo a España de los Habsburgo. La plata se
extendió a lo largo de una previamente privada de fondos, Europa y causó la inflación
generalizada. Los factores demográficos también contribuyeron a la presión al alza sobre los
precios, con el crecimiento de la población europea después de la despoblación causada por la
pandemia de la Muerte Negra.
En el siglo XIX, los economistas clasifican tres factores diferentes que causan un aumento o
disminución en el precio de los bienes: un cambio en el importe del valor o de la producción del
bien, un cambio en el precio del dinero que entonces era por lo general una fluctuación en el
producto precio del contenido metálico en la moneda, y la depreciación de la moneda como
resultado de un aumento de la oferta de moneda en relación con la cantidad de metal canjear
respaldar la moneda. A raíz de la proliferación de billetes de banco privado en moneda impreso
durante la guerra civil americana, el término "inflación" comenzó a aparecer como una referencia
directa a la depreciación de la moneda ocurrida como la cantidad de billetes redimibles superado la
cantidad de metal disponible para su redención. En ese momento, el término inflación se refirió a la
devaluación de la moneda, y no a un aumento en el precio de las mercancías.
Esta relación entre el exceso de oferta de billetes y una depreciación en su
valor resultante se señaló anteriormente por los economistas clásicos como David
Hume y David Ricardo, quien luego de examinar y debatir el efecto de una
devaluación de la moneda (inflación más tarde denominado monetaria) tiene sobre
el precio de las mercancías (más tarde denominado inflación de precios, y,
finalmente, sólo la inflación).
La adopción de la moneda fiduciaria por muchos países, a partir del siglo 18,
hizo mucho mayores variaciones en la oferta de dinero posible. Desde entonces, los
enormes incrementos en la oferta de papel moneda han tenido lugar en varios
países, la producción de hiperinflaciones - episodios de inflación extrema muy por
encima de los observados en períodos anteriores de dinero material. La
hiperinflación en la República de Weimar de Alemania es un ejemplo notable.
Practica
THE INFLATION
Increases in the quantity of money or in the overall money supply (or debasement of the
means of exchange) have occurred in many different societies throughout history, changing with
different forms of money used. For instance, when gold was used as currency, the government
could collect gold coins, melt them down, mix them with other metals such as silver, copper or
lead, and reissue them at the same nominal value. By diluting the gold with other metals, the
government could issue more coins without also needing to increase the amount of gold used to
make them. When the cost of each coin is lowered in this way, the government profits from an
increase in seigniorage. This practice would increase the money supply but at the same time the
relative value of each coin would be lowered. As the relative value of the coins becomes lower,
consumers would need to give more coins in exchange for the same goods and services as before.
These goods and services would experience a price increase as the value of each coin is reduced.
With a fiat currency, Song Dynasty China introduced the practice of printing money during
the 11th century and, according to Daniel Headrick, "paper money allowed governments to spend
far more than they received in taxes... in wartime, and the Song were often at war, such deficit
spending caused runaway inflation." This inflation made paper money undesirable, and in 1020,
desperate officials were forced to perfume the money to encourage its use. The problem of paper
money inflation continued after the Song Dynasty. Peter Bernholz writes that "from then on, nearly
every Chinese dynasty up to the Ming began by issuing some stable and convertible paper money
and ended with pronounced inflation caused by circulating ever increasing amounts of paper notes
to finance budget deficits.“
During the Mongol Yuan Dynasty, the government spent a great deal of money fighting
costly wars, and reacted by printing more, leading to inflation. The problem of inflation became so
severe that the people stopped using paper money, which they saw as "worthless paper." Fearing
the inflation that plagued the Yuan dynasty, the Ming Dynasty initially rejected the use of paper
money, using only copper coins. The dynasty did not issue paper currency until 1375.
Historically, infusions of gold or silver into an economy also led to inflation. From the
second half of the 15th century to the first half of the 17th, Western Europe experienced a major
inflationary cycle referred to as the "price revolution", with prices on average rising perhaps sixfold
over 150 years. This was largely caused by the sudden influx of gold and silver from the New
World into Habsburg Spain. The silver spread throughout a previously cash-starved Europe and
caused widespread inflation. Demographic factors also contributed to upward pressure on prices,
with European population growth after depopulation caused by the Black Death pandemic.
By the nineteenth century, economists categorized three separate factors that cause a rise or
fall in the price of goods: a change in the value or production costs of the good, a change in the
price of money which then was usually a fluctuation in the commodity price of the metallic content
in the currency, and currency depreciation resulting from an increased supply of currency relative
to the quantity of redeemable metal backing the currency.
Following the proliferation of private banknote currency printed during the American Civil
War, the term "inflation" started to appear as a direct reference to the currency depreciation that
occurred as the quantity of redeemable banknotes outstripped the quantity of metal available for
their redemption. At that time, the term inflation referred to the devaluation of the currency, and
not to a rise in the price of goods.
This relationship between the over-supply of banknotes and a resulting
depreciation in their value was noted by earlier classical economists such as David
Hume and David Ricardo, who would go on to examine and debate what effect a
currency devaluation (later termed monetary inflation) has on the price of goods
(later termed price inflation, and eventually just inflation).
The adoption of fiat currency by many countries, from the 18th century
onwards, made much larger variations in the supply of money possible. Since then,
huge increases in the supply of paper money have taken place in a number of
countries, producing hyperinflations – episodes of extreme inflation rates much
higher than those observed in earlier periods of commodity money. The
hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic of Germany is a notable example.
CONCLUSIONES:
Las anotaciones o annotating han sido de mucha ayuda ya que estas nos
permiten a ampliar o resaltar alguna información del texto que consideremos
importantes, así como las annolighting o subrayado que se encarga de resaltar la
información que creamos mas esencial e importante obviando la demás información,
estas dos son esenciales en los métodos de lectura ya que permiten resumir y resaltar
todo lo importante para ser estudiada con mas detenimiento y facilidad.
Referencias:
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation
• http://www.oposicionesprisiones.com/blog/las-anotaciones-al-margen-y-los-
esquemas/
• http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/district.cfm?subpage=931
COMPLEX AND
COMPOUND
SENTENCES
COMPLEX SENTENCES:
COMPLEX AND
COMPOUND SENTENCES
COMPOUND SENTENCES:
• With a semicolon
LINEAMIENTOS
The complex sentence
Complex sentence : Accounting has scientific, but still does not reach the
character of science, if you are using the scientific method.
Indicate four (4) connective present in the text, noting its location.
1.( )
2.( )
3.( )
4.( )
Reply
1. and, line number two (2).
2. while, line number eleven (11).
3. because, line number twelve (12).
4. if, line number thirteen (13)
Practice 2
onsequence / result
Skills and managerial functions.
Managerial functions
A manager must be kept attentive and mentally awake, since
it needs to confront problems and has to acquire today the skills that him
conferírán efficiency tomorrow; equal, he needs the opportunity to think
brings over of the sense of his own experience and especially he needs
an opportunity for car to think and to learn the way of making cost his
qualities; and it must know and understand what is expected from it and
why, to which boss will measure up it and how.
Types of management.
Different types of management exist, being the classic ones (4): -
• The patrimonial management. It is that one where the principal positions and
the charges of major hierarchy are in hands of the owners of the company. –
• The political management. Here the managerial positions are assigned on the
basis of the affiliation and the political loyalties.
• - The management for aims. The efforts go towards a goal jointly.
Técnicas de liderazgo
• Es justo abordar el aspecto de las técnicas de liderazgo que un gerente debe emplear
para dirigir adecuadamente al personal. A este respecto se recomiendan las siguientes
(14):
• - Educar. Para así formar una organización que apoye el liderazgo hacia el alcance de
los objetivos institucionales.
• - Conducir. Hay que guiar y dirigir a los subordinados de forma que desarrollen la
comprensión y cooperación entre todos, para la perfección de la educación e
instrucción en el ámbito colectivo.
• - Instruir. Se debe enseñar las nociones técnicas precisas y dirigir los ejercicios
prácticos, para proporcionar a los subordinados los conocimientos específicos que
necesiten para cumplir sus misiones.
Practice.
Types:
Ambiguous reference
Occurs when a pronoun can refer to more than one antecedent.
Remote reference
Occurs when a pronoun is so far away from its antecedent that the relationship is
unclear.
Implied Reference
A pronoun must refer to a specific antecedent, not to a word that is
implied but not present in the sentence.
Main idea
Supporting Details
Practice 1:
In recent years, public accountants have realized that their training and
experience uniquely qualify them to advise management personnel on policies
and administration.
True X
False___
True__
False X
References:
❖ FUCTION.
❖ TYPES.
✓ Side: this stressed is also done with lines to highlight or draw attention to
a paragraph that indicates or communicate an idea of the utmost importance.
❖ GUIDELINES.
A series of guidelines exists for the production of the underlined one, which
allows to highlight the concepts of major relevancy in a text.
• only began to stress after a first comprehensive reading of the text, the
typical error committed is to start to underline the text at first reading and
set aside readings for significant understanding of this posterires.
• se underline key words only and not complete sentences. For instance:
"the results of the elections in Italy have been very hotly contested.
➢ We drink stress?
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5211651?utm_source=slideshow01&utm_medium=ssemail&utm_c
ampaign=share_slideshow_loggedout.
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presentation?utm_source=slideshow01&utm_medium=ssemail&ut
m_campaign=share_slideshow_loggedout.
❖ http://es.slideshare.net/RomyMarielDaz/subrayado-
10876190?utm_source=slideshow01&utm_medium=ssemail&utm_
campaign=share_slideshow_loggedout.
❖ http://es.slideshare.net/manezawa/reglas-para-el-subrayado.
Visualising
Text
WHAT IS IT?
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PART THREE:
POST READING
STRATEGIES
IDENTIFYING THE AUTHOR´S
STYLE FOR ORGANIZING THE
TEXT
❖ Author's style as text organization
❖ Style Definitions:
It is the way the author writes using plasma which own particular traits.
Style is an expression of the author's personality. It is the face of the soul. He
is the man. It's your life.
Each author is a new style. Exactly inimitable., Inevitable, all it would seem.
Two authors can never seem to write but their styles are exact copies of each
other. Not that discuss the same topic. Not using the same words. Neither they put
in their works the same fervor.
❖ Function:
function is to highlight the different views of each text by the author's style
because like, captive and admires; leaves mark, because the author denotes culture,
tastes, personality, way of being, sign and signal many things, either knowledge,
skill, training, points of view, independence, are living parts of the writer who has
left in its wake in the arts, literature, sciences, religions, personalizing something as
experiential and differs from the other, but yet is invisible, not even know you have
and certainly can not define, all said, we are all in the same plane, we see, hear and
think about the same, but yet, everyone gives their own way.
TYPES OF STYLES BY LEVEL OF LANGUAGE USED
❖ Formal style.
It is characterized by its theme selected, specialized vocabulary. Use indirect
language of designating objects or actions by periphrasis. This style is widely used in
academic speeches, essays, seminars, scientific reports, dissertations among others ...
After two or three games I concluded that she had decided to erase from your mind
any possibility of maintaining a stable relationship with a man. I do not know what
experiences once had, but I started thinking that I explained in detail his past relationships.
"
❖ Poetic style.
It is used both in verse and prose. In this style shows the predominance of stylistic
figures, words with connotative value. The predominant language is the artistic or
aesthetic.
Eg "Behold, thou art fair, my love. 'Eyes within thy locks, like a dove; your lips
like threads of scarlet, and thy speech is comely. Thy neck is like the tower of David
builder for an armory." Songs 4
❖ Popular or informal style.
In this style, the writer must convince the reader, not only by argument, but
by deeds. In this style denotative words are used in the forward direction. This style
is accurate and precise, are also avoided many verbs and words adorned. The
method used is that of logical argument, based on facts and conclusions, theorems
and demonstration.
It is a style in which the narrator tries to give life through vividly descriptive,
emphasizing the fundamental, so that in this way, record firmly in the reader's
imagination.
Eg The Lion
"Stooped and staring at his prey, moving slowly as the wind, between the
savanna grassland, advanced, still, still did not divert attention from one dish that could
be his food for several days. Was released suddenly, as lightning descends from the
clouds, and in the blink of an eye, looked dominant on that goat defenseless. "
❖ OBJECTIVES
The aim of this work style is to have a concept of what the style, as the style is
classified and what elements are taken into account when classifying. Characteristics of
these and different from each other.
The style in the Spanish language is an indispensable tool for the person who
tells or writes an event or story.
The style is very used to shape what is written. Just as we wear different style of
pants, shirts apparel, using different colors depending on the time of year or season, so
the style is the dress that exposes the narrator in order to draw the attention of those
who see in this case reading your writing
❖ CLASSIFICATION AS STYLE OBJETIVE OR SUBJETIVE
✓ Direct Style:
It is one in which the person who speaks or writes repeats verbatim what he said
another or the same. Also in the direct style speaks the character and not the narrator. This
style is objective because the author tries to give the text an exact expression of things.
This story is usually indicated by stripes or quotes.
✓ Indirect Style:
It is where the author or narrator cites indirectly what the character said. The author
presents his understanding what happened in the story. When writing the writer judges and
explains what he thinks about something, a story, a fact, among others ... also noteworthy
that in indirect speech the narrator is the main figure and character narrates indirectly
quoting.
Eg "They cried out with one voice if he would show them the way, to which Jesus
claimed to be the way, the truth and the life and added that no one would go to the father
except through him."
❖ FEATURES DIRECT AND INDIRECT STYLE
Text CLASSIFICATI
ACCOUNTING ON
STYLE
INDIRECTLY
INDIRECT
FORM QUOTE SAID
WHAT THE
CHARACTER
SPECIALIZED
VOCABULARY The author argues
THEMATIC UNDERSTAND WHAT
SELECTA HAPPENED TO THE
NARRATIVE
CONCLUSION
It is the proper way to express each author, each school literary, of every age,
among others ... So, not only can we talk about the style of Cervantes
(characteristic of this great author), but culturing style (typical of a Spanish school
seventeenth century) or the Renaissance style (typical of the Renaissance).
This was because the world looked perfectly ordered, and said that every
thing was for him a way to be fixed, and certain words to express it. For example -
a hero should be-always-mighty of valor, a king, powerful and righteous, a girl,
innocent and sweet, a servant, faithful and helpful ... Similarly, a few words or
expressions would be more appropriate to speak of the hero, while others would be
to refer to the servant
BIBLIOGRAFIA
• Díaz Castillo, Welcome. Let Drafting Basic Course. UASD Edition 2003
Edition 0.12.
• Google
CONCEPTUAL MAP
MIND MAP &
SEMANTIC MAP
¿QUÉ ES UN MAPA SEMANTICO?
organizing, the second management function is the process of putting the plan
into action. this involves allocating resources, especially human resources, so that
the overall objetives can be attained. in this phase managers decide on the
positions to be created and determine the associated duties and responsibilities.
staffing. choosing the right person for the right job, may also included as part of
the organizing function.
third is the day-to-day direction and supervision of employees. in directing,
managers guide, teach, and motivate workers so that they reach their potential
abilities and at the same time achieve the company goals that were established in the
planning process. effective direction, or supervision, by managers requires ongoing
communication with employees.
in the last management functions, controlling, managers evaluate how well company
objectives are being met. in order to complete this evaluation, managers must look at
the objectives established in the planning phase and how well the tasks asigned in
the directing phase are being completed. if major problems exist and goals are not
being achieved, then changes need to be made in the company is organizational or
managerial structure. in making changes, managers might have to go back and
replan, reorganize, and redirect.
Direction
¿see it
done ?
Método y estrategia
elements science technique art
ng nor should it be long. To write a summary, use your own words to express briefly the main id
Purposes and types
will make it clear which ideas are those of the author and the text being sum
the reader. The key point summary involves a full accounting and complete representation of the
GUIDELINES
• Sometimes, the central idea of the piece is stated in the introduction or first
paragraph, and the supporting ideas of this central idea are presented one by one
in the following paragraphs. Always read the introductory paragraph thoughtfully
and look for a thesis statement. Finding the thesis statement is like finding a key
to a locked door. Frequently, however, the thesis, or central idea, is implied or
suggested. Thus, you will have to work harder to figure out what the author wants
readers to understand. Use any hints that may shed light on the meaning of the
piece: pay attention to the title and any headings and to the opening and closing
lines of paragraphs.
• In writing the summary, let your reader know the piece that you are summarizing.
Identify the title, author and source of the piece.
practice N1
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practice N2
making. You must also prepare the financial statements required by the aut
• http://homepage.smc.edu/reading_lab/writing_a_summary.htm
• http://writing.colostate.edu/guides/teaching/summaryresponse/summary.cfm
• http://www.enotes.com/how-write-summary-how-to/how-write-summary