They are used in language classes to ensure that students have understood instructions that a teacher has given. There is a better way! Keep on reading to find out more. Oh, and one thing before we get into all the details about instruction checking questions! Whatever you do, please banish the question, “Do you understand?” It’s useless because all students will say yes, all the time, even if they don’t. Whatever the case, instruction checking questions are vital for ensuring a well-run language class.
They may be too embarrassed to admit that they didn’t understand in front of their classmates, or they might not have the language ability to formulate a question related to instructions. In a second language class, it’s very common for students to misunderstand a teacher giving instructions, particularly at lower levels. For example, to clarify how many people are in a group, what the goal of the task is, or how many minutes they have to complete something.
The VK breach is one of those: in June this year, a data set containing 100.5 million records of its users has been offered for sale.īoth of these Russian-based entities stored user passwords in plaintext.Teachers use ICQ’s to make sure that language learners understand what they need to do during an activity. The hack that resulted in the theft of this data has been dated to February 17th, 2012, making this the latest of the recently revealed data hacks that go back to 2012. The passwords are stored in clear text, and many are expectedly predictable and have been used by hundreds of thousands of users. “Nearly all of the emails in the leak end in and although they apparently own a few other domains, the other domains are rarely used,” the LeakedSource team noted. Each one holds a username (which also forms an email address in the form of a password, an ICQ number, and “some other internal data.” The leaked database contains 98,167,935 records. Specifically we sent three of her friends the first portion of the passwords found attached to their accounts in this breach, and they were able to accurately fill in the rest (4-6 characters each) for us with 100% accuracy,” the group explained.
“We verified this database with the help of journalist Maria Nefedova who works for. A new data leak – confirmed to be legitimate by LeakedSource and added to its searchable online database – affects nearly 100 million users of, one of the biggest Russian web portals.
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