Courses of Harvard University 2022-2023 |
An Introduction to Tai Chi This course bangs you how-to videos that teach 20 different moves. Although this centuries-old Chinese martial art may sound mysterious, recent studies show that it can help to strengthen your heart, lower blood pressure, and so on. Time: January 17, 2022 — January 17, 2023 Course fees: Free |
The Business of China China will become the world’s largest economy by 2030. We explore the drivers of China’s growth, including traditional family firms. Internet start-ups and state-owned enterprises. This course offers business leaders the knowledge and skills needed to run their companies. Time: January 25 — May 15, 2022 Course fees: $1,880 |
Shakespeare’s Life and Works This course will introduce different kinds of literary analysis that you can use when reading Shakespeare. With short videos filmed in England and topics like different approaches to textual interpretation, you will learn how to unlock the meaning of Shakespeare’s plays. Time: March 30, 2022 — March 29, 2023 Course fees: Free (add an official certificate for $99) |
The Walkable City J. Speck, author of the best-selling Walkable City, for a comprehensive two-day course on the most effective techniques and tools for reshaping places in support of walking, biking, and transport. The course will focus in great depth on the following strategies for making better places: Put Cars in Their Place, Welcome Bikes and so on. Time: June 13 — June 14, 2022 Course fees: $1,600 |
Create an account, choose your course and then register. The courses are available to all from every corner of the world. |
A.The Business of China. | B.Shakespeare’s Life and Works. |
C.An Introduction to Tai Chi. | D.The Walkable City. |
A.It is the only one related to China. | B.It is intended for business leaders. |
C.It is about how to enjoy work. | D.It is taught by an economist. |
A.Lasting for more than a year. | B.Requiring signing up. |
C.Charging high course fees. | D.Being open to students only. |
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【推荐1】In-studio classes
Mondays
Give the neighborhood birds a handmade bathtub to play around in! Learn the basics of casting in metal and walk away with a beautiful piece of functional art as a perfect addition to your garden. 7. Weeks * March 15 - April 26 * 6:30 - 9:30 p. m. * $ 373 * Beginning * Glenn Evans
Tuesdays
Develop your creativity and learn the basics of welding (锻焊)! Explore theory, welding techniques, and equipment safety while you develop the welding and production skills necessary to turn your artistic vision into a complete work of art!
15 Weeks * January 19 - April 27 * 6:30 - 9:30 p. m. * $ 592 * All Levels * Julie Ball
Wednesdays
Heat, beat, and repeat! Learn how to make simple leaves or create something else for your house to make it more attractive. Beginning blacksmiths (铁匠) will learn to heat and beat metal into simple shapes. Intermediate blacksmiths will focus on designing and developing their artistic style.
7 Weeks * March 17 - April 28 * 3:30 - 6:30 p. m. * $373 * Beginning Intermediate * Eric Shotwell
Thursdays
Cut and slice in style with your very own knife! Explore traditional blacksmithing techniques as you learn how to heat, form, and shape metal into a one-of-a-kind knife.
15 Weeks * January 21 - April 29 * 6:30 - 9:30 p. m. * $ 592 * All Levels * Jeremy Pugh
Fridays
Wood, metal, and stone! We will focus on using a variety of different materials to create fantastic works of art. Cutting, bending and connecting different kinds of materials will allow you to create the sculpture of your dreams!
15 Weeks * January 22 - April 30 * 9:00 a. m. - Noon * $ 592 * Intermediate Advanced * Teaching Artist TBD
1. What will students do on Wednesdays?A.Learn basic welding techniques. |
B.Shape metal into simple decorations. |
C.Make a sculpture of a bird for a garden. |
D.Create works of art with various materials. |
A.Julie Ball’s. |
B.Glenn Evans’s. |
C.Jeremy Pugh’s. |
D.Eric Shotwell’s. |
A.Fridays, from January 22 to April 30. |
B.Mondays, from March 15 to April 26. |
C.Tuesdays, from January 19 to April 27. |
D.Wednesdays, from March 17 to April 28. |
【推荐2】Camps for Grades 6-8
Camps for Curious Minds are going virtual! Get ready for hands-on experiences this summer from the comfort of your home. Group sizes are kept small and led by two virtual counselors so that these at-home experiences are interactive and engaging.
Art and Animation (动画制作)
When: July 27-31 (1-4 pm), August 10-14 (1-4 pm)
Cost: $ 275 / $ 250 PacSci members
Create and animate a story using different artistic media and styles. Campers will explore physical media to create their art and then choose from a variety of animation styles to translate it into a digital animation.
Chef University
When: July 6-10 (9 am-12 pm), August 3-7 (1-4 pm)
Cost: $ 225 / $ 200 PacSci members
Get started learning basic cooking skills such as cutting, sauteing, emulsifying and baking, and about the scientific processes behind some of the most common food phenomena.
Anthrozoology
When: June 29-July 3 (9 am-12 pm), July 27-31 (1-4 pm), August 24-28 (9 am-12 pm)
Cost: $ 225 / $ 200 PacSci members
Be an anthrozoologist for the week, bring your curiosities to life as we discover the relationships between humans and animals! Uncover the worlds of wildlife conservation, veterinary ( 兽 医 的 ) sciences and zoology. Deepen curiosity about our natural world by creating global solutions to human and wildlife interactions.
Ready, Set, Action
When: June 22-26 (9 am-12 pm), July 20-24 (1-4 pm), August 17-21 (9 am-12 pm)
Cost: $ 225 / $ 200 PacSci members
We’re spending so much of our time in front of screens, so let’s use them to make something awesome! In just one week, we’ll learn all about movie-making, storyboards, and setdesign. We’ll explore the possibilities of using video-conference software to create unique and creative short films.
1. What does a virtual counselor do?A.Keep you safe at home. |
B.Involve you in a virtual world. |
C.Teach you how to edit software. |
D.Make your home comfortable to live in. |
A.June 22-26 (9 am-12 pm). | B.July 6-10 (9 am-12 pm). |
C.June 29-July 3 (9 am-12 pm). | D.August 10-14 (1-4 pm). |
A.Art and Animation. | B.Chef University. |
C.Anthrozoology. | D.Ready, Set, Action. |
【推荐3】During your four years in the college, you'll have many exciting choices to make, the first of which will be your course selection for your first semester. The beauty of this choice is that you can't go wrong! No matter which one of our First-Year Options you select to apply for, you will create a rich intellectual experience to begin your college career.
Option 1:Liberal Arts Seminar
The Liberal Arts Seminar is a multidisciplinary(多学科的)course that explores the cultural history of the Mediterranean through fictional and nonfictional books.
Fall schedule: When Registration opens, you will select between one and four additional courses to complete your schedule.
Option 2:FLL Hager Scholars Program
The FLL Hager Scholars Program is designed with our most ambitious students of languages and linguistics in mind, and is designed to create for them both a sense of community and opportunities for intellectual growth.
Fall schedule: When Registration opens, you will select between one and three additional courses to complete your schedule.
Option 3: Ignatius Seminars
Offered only in the first semester, Ignatius Seminars introduce students to the depth and diversity of Georgetown's dynamic intellectual community.
Fall schedule: When Registration opens, you will select three or four additional courses to complete your schedule.
Option 4: Traditional First-Year Academic Program
With this program, you'll take your first step into the college's rich and varied core courses and explore your fields of interest in free optional coursework.
Fall schedule: When Registration opens, you will build a schedule of four or five additional courses from the full college curriculum.
1. How do students learn the cultural history of the Mediterranean?A.By completing the schedule. | B.By writing fictional books. |
C.By selecting l or 4 courses. | D.By reading materials of this area. |
A.Option l. | B.Option 2. |
C.Option 3. | D.Option 4. |
A.It is designed for language learners. |
B.It provides various courses for free. |
C.It introduces you to areas of interest. |
D.It is only offered in the first semester. |
【推荐1】2021 Holiday Shopping Guide
Books
Many Americans say they are reading more, according to a survey from market research firm Statista. Amazon’s “Find a Gift” section makes shopping there even easier, but independent booksellers are working hard to keep up, offering sidewalk pickup and sometimes even free shipping, and they’re known for offering booklovers personalized, thoughtful recommendations. Find a store near you at indiebound.org.
Bicycles
Bikes were one of the hottest items of the past year, thanks in part to closed gyms around the country. In fact, for months, specialty shops were sold out of all but the priciest specialty rides, so if a two-wheeler tops your wish list, start shopping soon, before supplies come short again. If you’re not particularly handy, look to buy from a locally owned shop, where you can get a bike that’s already fixed together rather than a box full of parts.
Workout Items
Also in short supply this year: hand weights, kettlebells, and other popular workout items. They may still be hard to find or crazy expensive, so consider other health helpers such as exercise bands or jump ropes or shopping at less-obvious suppliers, such as T. J. Maxx, supermarkets, or even Home Depot, where we found such items in a variety of bright colors.
Master Classes
It’s always a good time to learn something new. You can get a virtual seat in a class with a top professional in a variety of fields, such as ballet with famous dancer Misty Copeland, fiction writing with children's novelist R. L. Stine, or scientific thinking with Neil deGrasse Tyson. Find them and other pros at masterclass.com, which charges $180 per series.
1. What possibly made bikes the hot sale of last year?A.Closed shops. | B.Gym’s shutdown. | C.Limited supplies. | D.Shopping inconvenience. |
A.Classes taken online. | B.$180 for all classes. |
C.A requirement of art background. | D.Learning from the best scientists. |
A.To advertise fitness equipment. | B.To encourage holiday production. |
C.To make shopping recommendations. | D.To warn against the trap of shopping. |
【推荐2】36 hours of art course
with the New Arts Club — London
A good chance to learn under famous artist Oksana Leadbitter, and her New Arts Club.
Run according to your timetable, this part-time course is 36⁺ hours of painting that is fit for anyone from beginners to more experienced painters. You must sign up for no less than 36 hours, for which you need to pay $356.33.
All art materials are provided, including paints, brushes and more. All you need to do is bring yourself, and a wish to learn and meet new people. Oksana will guide you through a series of painting styles and skills, showing how a painting is done and offering frequent support to you. She gives special attention to the easiest ways of achieving the effects you want. She has her own style of teaching that allows people to make progress in a short period of time.
You will not need to attend every class. The course works on a by-hour basis, meaning you can use your hours as slowly or quickly as you wish.
Come and join us every Thursday at a spare room of the beautiful St Sofia Cathedral in Bayswater, London.
Courses:
10:00-12:00: Adult class
12:00-15:00: Children’s class
19:00-22:00: Adult evening class
The courses will begin on 15th May, 2024. Feel free to take part and say hello.
If you want more information, e-mail: newartsclublondon@gmail.com.
Should special situations arise, the organizers would keep the right to cancel any of the events, resulting in the refund (退款) of cancelled remaining classes.
1. What is a requirement for learners of the course?A.Sticking to the schedule. |
B.Having prior experience. |
C.Registering for at least 36 hours. |
D.Bringing along painting materials. |
A.Providing painting brushes. |
B.Teaching in efficient ways. |
C.Centering around practicing. |
D.Offering one-to-one instruction. |
A.It runs for two days a week. |
B.It is refunded for cancellation. |
C.It is intended for adult learners. |
D.It costs a learner over $10 per hour. |
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
What makes this park unique is the opportunity to see an active volcano, Kilauca. Within the park, there is a visitor center, the Jagger Museum, the Volcano House containing a gift shop, a restaurant and a hotel, and the Volcano Art Center Gallery. The park is open every day. The entrance fee is $10 per car.
Pu’uhonua O Honaunau National Historic Park
Visitors can take a self-guided tour that includes ancient sites. There is also a reconstructed temple as well as examples of traditional Hawaiian canoes. The park is open from 6 am to 8 pm during the week and until 11 pm on weekends and holidays. The visitor center is open from 9 am to 5 pm. The entrance fee for the park is $5.
Dolphin Twilight Camp at the Hilton Waikoloa Village
The camp, for children aged from 5 to 12, consists of four hours of fun including dolphin playtime, a pirate treasure hunt, a picnic dinner and a twilight camp T-shirt. The admission price is $120 for the first child and $105 for each additional one.
The Parker Ranch (大牧场)
Here visitors can learn about the history and culture of one of the largest cattle ranches in the United States. To see the ranch itself, take the 45-minute carriage tour. Tickets to the carriage tour are $15 for adults and $12 for children under 12. The museum fee is $6.50 for adults and $4.50 for children.
Sea Turtles at Punalu’u Beach Park
Punalu’u Beach Park is famous for its beautiful black sand beach. Green Sea Turtles, an endangered species, inhabit this beach and Hawksbill Turtles, another endangered species, sometimes nest here as well. Swim, relax and enjoy island life, without any charge.
1. What do the first two attractions have in common?
A.A museum. | B.A visitor center. |
C.An active volcano | D.A reconstructed temple. |
A.You are forbidden to take a guide tour in the Historic Park. |
B.You should pay 240 dollars for two children for the twilight camp. |
C.The major activity in the Parker Ranch is to learn how to raise cattle. |
D.You can take the carriage tour to have a good view in the Parker Ranch. |
A.the Parker Ranch |
B.the Hilton Vaikoloa Village |
C.Hawaii Volcanoes National Park |
D.Punalu’u Beach Park |
A.To introduce some popular activities and sites in Hawaii. |
B.To share the exciting experience in Hawaii. |
C.To show people the importance of visiting Hawaii. |
D.To introduce some camping activities in Hawaii. |