2018年度第一學(xué)期幼兒園大班開學(xué)寄語

1、范文最新推薦1 / 172018年度第一學(xué)期幼兒園大班開學(xué)寄語新的學(xué)期意味著新的開始，讓我們重新調(diào)整好自己，做好準(zhǔn)備，投入新的工作吧。一、自尊自愛，快樂工作如果說，幼兒園是一只大鳥，那么我們每個(gè)人都是這只鳥身上不可 缺少的一部分，要讓天妃鳥飛得高、飛得遠(yuǎn)，就要靠我們大家的努力 所以我們不能小看自己，小看自己的工作，而要愛自己、也愛自己的 工作，在自己的崗位上站好崗、做好本職工作，把工作作為一項(xiàng)事業(yè)二、 開拓創(chuàng)新，勇于挑戰(zhàn)面對(duì)新時(shí)代新挑戰(zhàn)，我們要多學(xué)、多思善改革，每項(xiàng)活動(dòng)追求實(shí)效性，不講求花哨，積極創(chuàng)新。勇于承擔(dān)各項(xiàng)任務(wù)，把握鍛煉、學(xué)習(xí)和 成長的機(jī)會(huì)，不斷挑戰(zhàn)自我、完善自我，做個(gè)有目標(biāo)、有理想的

2、人。三、 珍惜時(shí)間，提高效率時(shí)間對(duì)于每個(gè)人來說都是公平的，就看你如何去利用它。有人說：“時(shí)間就像擠牙膏，擠一擠總還是有一點(diǎn)的。”時(shí)間不僅靠擠，還要靠合理安排。抓緊時(shí)間的人與不抓緊時(shí)間的人區(qū)別就在于效率不同， 如何提高工作效率，用好每一分每一秒是我們應(yīng)該去思考的問題。 不 要讓一天天無所事事地過去，而要讓每一天都過得精彩?？傮w策劃、編排：準(zhǔn)東二小少先大隊(duì)韓怡協(xié)助人員及班級(jí)會(huì)場布置：鈕惠湘 周向群 陳俊杰 韓怡二樓陽臺(tái)打掃：總務(wù) 保安席臺(tái)布置：鈕惠湘 陳俊杰 禮品發(fā)放（學(xué)生）：韓怡 鈕惠湘Fan Chin ese literatureto provide the best day for ever

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4、 have any questi ons. Please con tactme, I will firstanswer questions, give you the most satisfactory 總體策劃、編排：準(zhǔn)東二小少先大隊(duì)韓怡reply各年級(jí)現(xiàn)場秩序協(xié)管：一年級(jí)孫梅 二年級(jí)倪前梅 三年級(jí) 孔曉 瓊四年級(jí)于玲 五年級(jí)寇景六年級(jí)樊綱珍協(xié)助班級(jí)：地毯等 六一班 主席臺(tái)布置： 六二班（用三一班的 16張桌子和多媒體教室的椅子） 會(huì)務(wù)協(xié)助 五一班 會(huì)場及背景布置： 五二班主持人：涂冰蔣冬玲Van Pham Van of Chinese Literature Mining is commit

5、ted to excelle nee and in terpreti ng a variety of excelle nt Pham Van注意事項(xiàng)：1、安全著重做好防暑工作：提醒活動(dòng)當(dāng)天學(xué)生帶好陽傘、 陽帽，每班現(xiàn)場放一桶純凈水隨時(shí)供應(yīng)，學(xué)生有不適感迅速轉(zhuǎn)移到陰 涼地。統(tǒng)一由曾強(qiáng)宏老師管理（教學(xué)樓東側(cè)陰涼地）。學(xué)校為工作人 員及來賓提供瓶裝飲用水。2、組織少先隊(duì)的活動(dòng)學(xué)生必須配戴好紅領(lǐng)巾，自帶小凳在指定位置 就座，離開時(shí)請(qǐng)各班級(jí)做好環(huán)境衛(wèi)生及清場工作，教育學(xué)生養(yǎng)成良好的環(huán)保習(xí)慣。少先大隊(duì)文化小學(xué)“慶六一”系列活動(dòng)方案一年一度的“六一兒童節(jié)”又將來臨了， 為了能讓全校少年兒童過一 個(gè)既有趣味又

6、有意義的兒童節(jié)，給更多的同學(xué)展示自我和表現(xiàn)自我的 空間，學(xué)校組織將開展如下系列活動(dòng)：1、“慶六一”少代會(huì)（附方案）5月31日下午開展文化小學(xué)第三屆少先隊(duì)代表大會(huì)，對(duì)“十佳隊(duì)干范文最新推薦5 / 17部”、“十佳少先隊(duì)員”進(jìn)行表彰并回復(fù)隊(duì)代表們的提案。地點(diǎn)：報(bào)告廳參與人：相關(guān)教師、隊(duì)代表及受表彰隊(duì)員。Pham Van is the template for writi ng, such as: assessme nt,pers onal summary, speeches, prese ntatio ns, resume template,party applicati ons, and so

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8、3、“六一”班級(jí)慶?；顒?dòng)：6月1日（周三）下午兩節(jié)課后，各班圍繞“紅領(lǐng)巾創(chuàng)業(yè)體驗(yàn)教育” 精神自行組織開展形式多樣的慶?；顒?dòng)。 要注重在活動(dòng)中培養(yǎng)隊(duì)員們 奮發(fā)向上的精神，提升隊(duì)員的綜合素質(zhì)。地點(diǎn)：各班教室參與人：各中隊(duì)全體隊(duì)員及老師。4、六一預(yù)備隊(duì)入隊(duì)儀式：Including true and false information and suggestions on howthe feedback questi on: If you have any questi ons. Please con tactme, I will firstanswer questions,give you the

9、mostsatisfactory reply一年級(jí)預(yù)備隊(duì)在近一年的活動(dòng)中對(duì)隊(duì)的知識(shí)、 歷史有了較為深刻的了 解，迫切希望加入少先隊(duì)組織。在 5月30日下午兩節(jié)課后對(duì)一年級(jí) 舉行正式的入隊(duì)儀式。地點(diǎn)：天井內(nèi)參與人：一年級(jí)全體師生。5、 “十佳少先隊(duì)員”、”十佳少先隊(duì)干部”評(píng)比表彰活動(dòng)（附方案） 通過對(duì)學(xué)生德、智、體等綜合方面進(jìn)行推薦、評(píng)比出“十佳”，并進(jìn) 行公開表彰。6、迎六一 “書香家庭”、“書香班級(jí)”及“讀書之星”的評(píng)比活動(dòng)7、 “迎六一”現(xiàn)場作文比賽。具體方案及操作辦法請(qǐng)?jiān)斠姼髯臃桨?。中國范文學(xué)致力于優(yōu)秀范文挖掘研究，解讀各種優(yōu)秀范文文化小學(xué)大隊(duì)部要注意休息，友情提醒：忙碌的工作中。關(guān)注中

10、國，關(guān)注社會(huì)，關(guān)注 范文最新推薦7 / 17地球，做祖國有用的人才，回報(bào)社會(huì)是我們 IT 一代年輕人的義務(wù) 活動(dòng)主題：慶祝六一兒童節(jié)暨發(fā)展新隊(duì)員主題大隊(duì)會(huì)活動(dòng)目的：1、對(duì)一學(xué)期的各項(xiàng)獲獎(jiǎng)情況進(jìn)行表彰。使其成為全校師 生學(xué)習(xí)的榜樣。TheUnited States and China, Cooperating forRecovery and GrowthThe Un ited States and Chi na, Cooperati ng for Recovery and GrowthTreasury Secretary Timothy F. Geith nerSpeech at Peking

11、Un iversity - Beiji ng, Chi naIt is a pleasure to be back in China and to join you here today at this great uni versity.I first cameto China, and to Peking University,in the summerof 1981 as a college student studying Mandarin. I was here with a small group of graduate and undergraduate students fro

12、m across the United States. I returned the next summerto Beijing Normal Un iv ersity.We studied reas on ably hard, and had the privilege of work ing with many talented professors, someof whomare here today. As we explored this city and traveled through Easter n Chi na, wein tegratedintoin a positive

13、,Preside nt Huhad the cha nee no t just to un dersta nd more about your historyand your aspirations,but also to begin to see the United Statesthrough your eyes.Over the decades sin ce, we have see n the begi nnings of oneof the most extraordinaryeconomic transformationsin history.Chi na is thriv ing

14、. Econo mic reform has brought excepti on ally rapid and susta ined growth in in comes. Chi na¡¯semerge nee as a major econo mic force more fullythe world economy has brought substa ntialben efits to theUn ited States and to econo mies around the wor ld.In recog niti onof our mutual in te

15、rest cooperative, and comprehe nsive relati on ship,Jin tao and Preside nt Obama agreed in April to establish theStrategic and Economic Dialogue. Secretary Clinton and I will host Vice Premier Wang and State Coun cilor Dai in Washi ngton this summer for our first meeting. I have the privilege of beg

16、i nning the econo mic discussi ons with a series of meeti ngs in Beiji ng today and tomorrow.These meetings will give us a chanee to discuss the risks and challe nges on the econo mic front, to exam ine someof the Ion ger term challenges we both face in laying the foundation for a more bala need and

17、 susta in able recovery, and to explore our com monin terest in intern ati onal finan cial reform.Curre nt Challe nges and Risks范文最新推薦9 / 17The world economy is going through the most challenging econo mic and finan cial stress in gen erati ons.The InternationalMonetary Fund predicts that the worlde

18、conomy will shr ink this year for the first time in more tha n six decades. The collapse of world trade is likely to be the worst si nee the end of World War II. The lost output, compared to the world economyspotentialgrowth in a normal year, couldbe betwee n three and four trillio n dollars.In the

19、face of this challe nge, Chi na and the Un ited Statesare working together to help shape a strong global strategy to contain the crisis and to lay the foundation for recovery. And these efforts, the comb ined effect of forceful policy acti ons here in China, in the United States, and in other major

20、economies, have helped slow the pace of deteriorat ion in growth, repair the finan cial system, and improve con fide nce.& amp; n bsp;In fact, what disti nguishes the curre nt crisis is not justits global scale and its acute severity, but the size and speed of the global resp on se.At the G-20 Leade

21、rs meeting in London in April, we agreed on an un precede nted program of coord in atedpolicyacti ons tosupport growth, to stabilize and repair the financial system, to restore the flow of credit essential for trade and investment, to mobilize financial resourcesfor emerging market economiesthrough

22、the in ter nati onalfinan cialin stituti ons,and to keepmarkets ope n for trade and inv estme nt.That historic accord on a strategy for recovery was made possible in part by the policy acti ons already beg un in China and the Un ited States.China moved quickly as the crisis intensified with a very f

23、orceful program of investments and financial measures to stre ngthe n domestic dema nd.In the United States,in the firstweeks of the newAdministration,we put in place a comprehensive program of taxincentivesand investments C the largest peace time recoveryeffort si nee World War II - to help arrest

24、the sharp fall in private dema nd. Alon gside these fiscal measures, we acted to ease the housing crisis. And we have put in place a series of initiatives to bring more capital into the banking system and to restart the credit markets.These acti ons have bee n rei nforced by similar acti ons in coun

25、 tries around the world.In contrast to the global crisis of the 1930s and to the major economic crises of the postwar period, the leaders of the world acted together. They acted quickly. They took steps to provide assistanee to the most vulnerable economies, even as they faced exceptional financial

26、needs at 范文最新推薦11 / 17home. They worked to keep their markets ope n, rather tha n r etreati ng in to self-defeat ing measures of discrim in ati on and protect ion.And they have committed to make sure this program of in itiatives is susta ined un til the foun dati on for recovery is firmly establishe

27、d, a commitment the IMF will monitor closely, and that we will be able to uate together when the G-20 Leaders meet aga in in the Un ited States this fall.We are start ingto see some in itialsig ns of improveme nt. Theglobal recession seemsto be losing force. In the United States, the pace of decline

28、 in economic activity has slowed. Households are sav ing more, but con sumer con fide nee has improved, and spe nding is start ing to recover. House prices are falli ng at a slower pace and the inven tory of un sold homes has come dow n significantly. Orders for goods and services are somewhatstron

29、ger. The pace of deteriorati on in the labor market hasslowed, and new claims for un employme nt in sura nee have started to come dow n a bit .& amp ;nb sp;The financial system is starting to heal. The clarity and disclosure provided by our capital assessment of major U.S. banks has helped improve m

30、arket con fide nce in them, maki ng it possible for banks that needed capital to raise it from private inv estors and to borrow without guara ntees. The securities markets, in clud ing the asset backed securities markets that esse ntially stopped fun cti oning late last year, have started to come ba

31、ck. The cost of credit has falle n substa ntially for bus in esses and for families as spreads and risk premia have n arrowed.These are importa nt sig ns of stability, and assura nce that we will succeed in averting financial collapse and global deflation, but they represent only the first steps in

32、laying the foundation for recovery. The process of repair and adjustme nt is going to take time.;China, despite your own manifest challenges a s a developing country, you are in an enviably strong position. But in most economies, the recessionis still powerful and dangerous.Busin ess and households

33、in the Un ited States, as in manycountries,are stillexperiencingthe most challengingecono mic and finan cial pressures in decades.The plant closures, and company restructurings that the recessi on is caus ing are pain ful, and this process is not yet over. The fallout from these events has been brut

34、ally in discrim inant,affect ing those with little or noresponsibilityfor the events that now buffet them, as well ason some who played key roles in bringing about our troubles.The extent of the damage to financial systems entails significant risk that the supply of credit will be constrainedfor som

35、etime. The constraints on banks in manymajor economies will 范文最新推薦13 / 17make it hard for them to compe nsate fully for the damage done to the basic machi nery of the securitizati on markets, in cludi ng the loss of con fide nee in credit rat in gs.After a longperiod where finan cial in stitutio ns

36、took on too much risk, we still face the possibility that banks and inv estors may take too little risk, eve n as the un derly ing econo mic con diti ons start to improve.And, after a long period of falli ng sav ing and substa ntial growth in household borrowi ng relative to GDP, con sumer spending

37、in the United States will be restrained for some time relative to what is typically the case in recoveries.These are n ecessary adjustme nts. They will en tail a Ion ger, slower process of recovery, with a very differe nt pattern of future growth across coun tries tha n we have see n in the past sev

38、eral recoveries.Lay ing the Foun dati on for Future GrowthAs we address this immediate financial and economic crisis, it isimporta nt thatwe also lay the foun dati ons for morebala need, susta ined growth of the global economy once this recovery is firmly established.A successful transition to a mor

39、e balaneed and stable global economy will require very substantialchanges to economicpolicy and financial regulation around the world. But some of the most important of those changes will have to come in the Un ited States and Chi na. How successful we are in Wash ington and Beijing will be critical

40、ly important to the economic fortunes of the rest of the world. The effective ness of U.S.policies will depe nd in part on Chin as, and the effective ness of yours on ours.Although the United States and China start from very different positions, many of our domestic challenges are similar. In the Un

41、ited States, we are working to reform ourhealth care system, to improve the quality of educati on, to rebuild our infrastructure, and to improve energy efficiency. These reforms are essential to boosting the productive capacity of our economy. These challe nges are at the cen ter of your reform prio

42、rities, too.We are both worki ng to reform our finan cial systems. In theUnited States, our challenge is to create a more stable and more resilie nt finan cial system, with stron ger protecti onsforcon sumer and inv estors. As we work to stre ngthe n and redesig n regulati on to achieve these object

43、ives, our challe nge is to preserve the core strengths of our financial system, which are its excepti onal capacity to adapt and inno vate and to cha nnel capital for inv estme ntin new tech no logies and inno vativecompa ni es. You have the ben efit of being able to lear n from our shortco min gs,

44、which have proved so damagi ng in the prese nt crisis, as 范文最新推薦15 / 17well as f rom our stre ngths.Our com mon chall enge is to recog nize that a more bala need and susta in able global recovery will require cha nges in the compositi on of growth in our two econo mies. Because of this, our policies

45、 have to be directed at very differe nt outcomes.In the Un ited States, sav ing rates will have to in crease, and the purchases of U.S. consumers cannot be as dominant a driver of growth as they have bee n in the past.In Chi na, as your leadership has recog ni zed, growth that is susta in able growt

46、h will require a very substa ntial shift from exter nal to domestic dema nd, from an inv estme nt and export intensivedriven growth, to growth led by consumption.Stren gthe ning domestic dema nd will also stre ngthe nChinasability to weather fluctuati ons in global supply and dema nd.If we are succe

47、ssful on these respective paths, public and private sav ing in the Un ited States will in crease as recovery strengthens, and as this happens, our current account deficit will come dow n. And in Chi na, domestic dema nd will rise at a faster rate than overall GDP, led by a gradual shift to higher rates of con sumpti on.Globally, recovery will have come more from a shift by highsav