How to draw a vision/picture,which displays a rich and healthy environment of english?
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over a period of time. •Make sure that the experiences and ... In order for any early years environment to be enabling, it is essential that all ... •Have a daily photo display of staff present.
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Use different sources of written text in the classroom with a special focus on “authentic material” such as wrappers, post cards, menu cards, metro time tables or maps, brochures related to health or flyers of an event that the school is hosting.
If you draw on a blackboard or whiteboard, take a snapshot of the drawing with a digital camera. It is important to understand that a sketch can tell more than a thousand words and give both the developer and the customer a deeper insight of the entire scenario.
Use simple symbols like the examples shown below:
 A Person  A Car  A House
 Clock - Time - Timer  Power Lines
 Action  Possible conflict Departmental conflict
In systems with a high level of human interaction, or where the system is part of several departments' information processing, there may be hidden conflicts that are not related to the system itself, but is merely located in the work process. Strive to illustrate these potential conflicts in the sketch and make it clear to the customer that the new system will not be able to handle human conflicts in the organisation; it is the organisation's own responsibility to handle such conflicts.
If you draw on a blackboard or whiteboard, take a snapshot of the drawing with a digital camera. It is important to understand that a sketch can tell more than a thousand words and give both the developer and the customer a deeper insight of the entire scenario.
Use simple symbols like the examples shown below:
 A Person  A Car  A House
 Clock - Time - Timer  Power Lines
 Action  Possible conflict Departmental conflict
In systems with a high level of human interaction, or where the system is part of several departments' information processing, there may be hidden conflicts that are not related to the system itself, but is merely located in the work process. Strive to illustrate these potential conflicts in the sketch and make it clear to the customer that the new system will not be able to handle human conflicts in the organisation; it is the organisation's own responsibility to handle such conflicts.
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