2011年04月
2011年04月16日
2011年04月14日
生野高校OB活躍！
今は社会人として活躍している
生野高校のOBが以前に書いてくれた
合格体験記が偶然に出てきました。
大阪府立大学に合格し、トップで学部を卒業。
特待生として授業料免除で府立大学の大学院
に進学。太陽電池の研究室で研究を重ね
学会発表で海外に行く機会も持つ。
シャープに就職して丸３年目です。
生野高校のOBが以前に書いてくれた
合格体験記が偶然に出てきました。
大阪府立大学に合格し、トップで学部を卒業。
特待生として授業料免除で府立大学の大学院
に進学。太陽電池の研究室で研究を重ね
学会発表で海外に行く機会も持つ。
シャープに就職して丸３年目です。
高校３年生の春、マーク模試を初めて受けてみたら、
国語と英語が２００満点中で８０点ぐらいしかなく
焦った。
そのころ僕は単に真面目に長文を読んでいくしか知
らなかったので全然時間が足りなかった。
そこで吉井先生の夏期講習のセンター試験対策を真
剣に受けた。
英語はパラグラフリディングの読み方を教えてもらい
、一文一文訳さなくても。また訳がわからなくても、
アッというまに解答できるようになった。
すると、夏の模試でなんとなんと点数が２倍になった。
国語も現代文・小説の読み方を教えてもらい３０点ぐら
い伸びた。
たった５日間だけの講座でこんなに成績が上がるなんて
思いもしなかった。
自分の成績を見て落胆するよりも、あきらめずに勉強
することが大切だと思う。
2011年04月13日
海外メディアの報道
Radiation Leakage of Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Feared Can Exceed Chernobyl DisasterTokyo, Japan, April 12, 2011 /WNCNews/ – Fukushima nuclear power plant operator, Tokyo Electric and Power (TEPCO) in Japan worried if eventually radiation leakage can exceed the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986 ago.
“Radiation leakage has not stopped completely and our concern is that it could eventually exceed Chernobyl,” said an official from TEPCO on the reporters as quoted by Reuters news agency on Tuesday (4/12).
Japanese nuclear authorities today increased the level of the nuclear crisis to a level 7 or the maximum scale. Previous level was 5. With level 7, this means that the nuclear crisis in Fukushima nuclear power plant equivalent to the Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine in 1986 ago.
According to Japan’s Nuclear Safety Agency, the emission of radioactive material from the Fukushima nuclear power plant is about 10 percent of the amount of radiation which was detected at Chernobyl. But, even though the level is 7, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster is different from the nuclear crisis that occurred at Fukushima nuclear power plant.
“Regarding the volume of radioactive material released, our estimates show that it is about 10 percent of what was released by Chernobyl,” said a spokesman for Japan’s Nuclear Safety Agency Hidehiko Nishiyama, told reporters as reported by the AFP news agency (4/12).
“In Chernobyl, there is an acute exposure to high levels of radiation and 29 people died because of it. This’s not like that in Fukushima,” he continued.
“In Chernobyl, the reactors exploded. … In Fukushima, reactors remained intact even though we see some leakage,” he added.
“Radiation leakage has not stopped completely and our concern is that it could eventually exceed Chernobyl,” said an official from TEPCO on the reporters as quoted by Reuters news agency on Tuesday (4/12).
Japanese nuclear authorities today increased the level of the nuclear crisis to a level 7 or the maximum scale. Previous level was 5. With level 7, this means that the nuclear crisis in Fukushima nuclear power plant equivalent to the Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine in 1986 ago.
According to Japan’s Nuclear Safety Agency, the emission of radioactive material from the Fukushima nuclear power plant is about 10 percent of the amount of radiation which was detected at Chernobyl. But, even though the level is 7, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster is different from the nuclear crisis that occurred at Fukushima nuclear power plant.
“Regarding the volume of radioactive material released, our estimates show that it is about 10 percent of what was released by Chernobyl,” said a spokesman for Japan’s Nuclear Safety Agency Hidehiko Nishiyama, told reporters as reported by the AFP news agency (4/12).
“In Chernobyl, there is an acute exposure to high levels of radiation and 29 people died because of it. This’s not like that in Fukushima,” he continued.
“In Chernobyl, the reactors exploded. … In Fukushima, reactors remained intact even though we see some leakage,” he added.
