elementary school
US /ˌɛləˈmɛntəri skul/
・UK /ˌeliˈmentəri sku:l/
B1 中級
n.名詞小学校
My son goes to elementary school.
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アジア系移民の子供たちが明かす親の犠牲 (Children Of Asian Immigrants Reveal Sacrifices Their Parents Made)
- My mom used to come to my elementary school every year with traditional dress and a Quran and a prayer rug to, like, teach the kids about Eid.
母はアメリカに移住し
- My mom used to come to my elementary school every year with traditional dress and a Quran and a prayer rug to, like, teach the kids about Eid.
母はアメリカに移住し
日本のラーメン屋台のカウンター越し (Behind the Counter at a Japanese Ramen Yatai Stand)
- As early as elementary school, he was helping out in the kitchen making noodles Instead of like most kids who were playing outside.
小学生になると、外で遊んでいる子供たちとは違って、台所でうどん作りを手伝っていた。
- As early as elementary school, he was helping out in the kitchen making noodles instead of like most kids who are playing outside.
ああ、悪くないね！
日本の大学での一日 (Day at a Japanese University)
- Another thing, because there's an elementary school in the area, there are these officers stationed at crossings for, I guess, safety.
もうひとつ、この地域には小学校があるので、安全のために横断歩道には警官が配置されている。
- Another thing, because there's an elementary school in the area, there are these officers stationed at crossings for, I guess, safety.
もうひとつ、この地域には小学校があるので、安全のために横断歩道には警官が配置されている。
なぜこの「レッドステート」は幼児教育を無料にしたのか (Why this red state made preschool free)
- CAP Tulsa. They share resources with Tulsa public schools and, in many cases, are built close together. Everything the children are doing in the classroom is intentionally arranged to stimulate their development in every respect. I am the executive director of CAP Tulsa. We were observing these children using these colorful, tiny tiles that they were gluing onto the first letter of their name. That type of skill, that fine motor skill development, prepares them to hold a pencil. I visited both CAP and public elementary pre-k classrooms to see the kinds of activities she met, like identifying the parts of a book, and creative problem-solving and collaboration. It's how to get along with people, how to self-regulate. And it works. Decades of research shows that kids that experience high-quality education environments as four-year-olds show up to elementary school with an advantage. Kindergarten teachers always know the children that have come through our program because they are the children that know how to be in school.
CAPタルサCAPタルサは、タルサの公立学校と資源を共有し、多くの場合、近くに建てられている。教室で子どもたちがしていることはすべて、あらゆる面で子どもたちの成長を刺激するように意図的に配置されている。私はCAPタルサのエグゼクティブ・ディレクターです。子どもたちがカラフルな小さなタイルを使って、自分の名前の頭文字に糊付けしているのを観察していました。このような技能、つまり細かい運動技能の発達が、鉛筆を持つ準備になるのです。私はCAPと公立小学校の就学前教室を訪問し、本のパーツを特定したり、創造的な問題解
- With this one piece of one sentence removed, Joe was proposing a universal program. But to catch that, you'd need to read the bill closely. And Joe didn't say, this is the bill that creates universal pre-k, even though that's exactly what it was. What he said was, this is the bill that keeps four-year-olds out of kindergarten, and it's voluntary for everybody, and I sat down. The bill also said school districts could use their funding to contract with existing early child care providers. They could get state funding to start a four-year-old program and use it to hire early childhood education programs already in place. It, of course, would have to meet the standards, and I did not explain to them that it was going to be Head Start. But since the bill didn't seem to threaten private child care's four-year-old clientele, and very few others fully understood it anyway, no one who actually understood the bill told lawmakers to vote no. If a lobbyist does not come into your office and explain this law and why you should vote no on it, the legislator doesn't have any help except me. It passed the House 99-0. Once the word got out about free, high-quality pre-k, Oklahoma parents jumped at the opportunity to enroll their four-year-olds in their local elementary school. It got to where they started lining up in the early, early hours of the morning so that they could be in their neighborhood school. Part of it was they needed child care. Andy and Jana McKenzie taught in early childhood education in Tulsa public schools for 40 years. That's Jana conducting kindergarten assessments in that video back before Oklahoma had free pre-k. These two were instrumental in setting up the existing pre-k program, including in forging the close partnership between Head Start and public schools still in place today. And I think parents very quickly realized that it was a great place for their child to be. Offering pre-k in Oklahoma school districts was and still is voluntary. But 27 years later, free high-quality education for four-year-olds is offered in public schools in every school district in Oklahoma. Because even though red states like Oklahoma don't generally support big social policies, there's nothing really controversial about it at this point.
この一文一文を削除すれば、ジョーは普遍的なプログラムを提案していたことになる。しかし、それを理解するには法案をよく読む必要がある。ジョーは、これが普遍的なプレ幼稚園を創設する法案だとは言っていない。彼が言ったのは、これは4歳児を幼稚園から遠ざける法案であり、誰もが任意で参加できるものだ、ということだった。法案はまた、学区は既存の早期保育事業者と契約するために資金を使うことができるとした。4歳児プログラムを開始するために州から資金をもらい、その資金ですでにある幼児教育プログラムを雇用することもできる。もちろ
西洋文明の神話が暴かれる (The Myth of Western Civilization EXPOSED)
- The unfortunate truth that we are not taught in elementary school is that all of this was very much intentional.
私たちが小学校で教わらない残念な真実は、このすべてが非常に意図的だったということだ。
- The unfortunate truth that we are not taught in elementary school is that all of this was very much intentional.
自由や自然権について語られるようになった同じ時代に、優生学や人種階層論も生まれた。
なぜ一部の男性は3倍速く筋肉をつけられるのか（あなたもできる方法） (Why Some Guys Build Muscle 3x Faster (How You Can Too))
- Starting in elementary school is when I would get accusations for being on steroids by like all my friends.
小学校の頃から、ステロイドをやっていると友達みんなから非難されるようになった。
- Starting in elementary school is when I would get accusations for being on steroids by all my friends.
過去、例えば13年間のトレーニングで、プロテインの目標を達成したこともない。
実際に起こったシンプソンズとサウスパークの驚くべき予測トップ10 (Top 10 Insane Simpsons And South Park Predictions That Actually Happened)
- During events, we see Springfield Elementary School has been cost-cutting their food expenditures as Lunch Lady Doris is mixing in assorted horse parts with extra iron from the stallions' Nether regions.
見かけ上の牛肉料理には、豚肉を含む他の様々な動物も含まれており、豚肉の摂取を禁じている宗教を持つ人々には大きな影響を与えた。
- Nearly two decades before in 1994, the Simpsons aired the episode Sweet Seymour Skinner's Badass Song during events we see Springfield Elementary School has been cost cutting their food expenditures as Lunch Lady Doris is mixing in assorted horse parts with extra iron from the stallion's nether regions.
ほぼ20年前の1994年、シンプソンズは「Sweet Seymour Skinner's Badass Song」というエピソードを放送し、スプリングフィールド小学校が食費を削減しており、ランチレディのドリスが雄馬の陰部から取れる鉄分を加えて、様々な馬の部位を混ぜている様子が描かれている。