Saturday, 21 November 2015

Exams Period

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As we are in exam period let's relax watching and listening to this old hit of Guns N' Roses, "Sweet Child O' Mine" with one of the best guitar players: Slash.



Good luck to everyone.

Weekly Links 3º ESO #9

Steve-Jobs

Watch and learn how one of the best public speakers gave his presentations: Steve Jobs.


And for Alejandro who complained I don't upload music videos for this group, here is one.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 4º ESO #89

Jose-Andres-Chef
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José Andrés, born in Mieres (Asturias) in 1969, emigrated to the United States in 1990, a US citizen since 2013, still keeps two important things: his Spanish friends and family and his Spanish accent.
Watch and listen how someone can speak good English with a strong accent in this episode of his series "Made in Spain".


Have a nice weekend.


Weekly Links 2º BACH #85

Weekly essay: "More time should be given to Art in Secondary Education. Discuss."

Essentially this is a written debate where you are using your skill at reasoning, backed up by carefully selected evidence to make a case for and against an argument, or point out the advantages and disadvantages of a given context. Remember to arrive at a conclusion.  (University of Leicester)

This video may be helpful: What is art for?


Have a nice weekend.

Saturday, 14 November 2015

Weekly Links 1º ESO #63


To review the difference between possessive adjective and possessive pronouns, this song by Taylor Swift: "Ours" with subtitles in English and Spanish.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 2º ESO #88

REM-shinny-happy-people
To review subject and object pronouns here's a song by R.E.M.: "Shinny Happy People" full of object pronouns. It is subtitled both in English and Spanish so that you can compare both languages.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 3º ESO #8

power-point-slides-tips

As next week you have to show your projects on British culture, here are some tips for your presentations.
The first video is about "How to Create Profesional Powerpoint Presentation slides".


The second one is about the "Dos and Donts" giving a presentation.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 4º ESO #88


As we are working on relative clauses here is a song by Shania Twain called “You’re Still The One” which has several Relative Clauses in the chorus. English and Spanish subtitles


Have a nice weekend.


Weekly Links 2º BACH #84

no-cyberbullying-sign
Weekly essay: "the story of someone (real or fictional) who suffered cyberbullying at school and how it all ended."

This is a narrative essay so: it tells a story that happened to you or you have read about so use the 1st person, include feelings and dialogues, use connectors of sequence (First, then...) and past tense.


Have a nice weekend.

Friday, 6 November 2015

Weekly Links 1º ESO #62

pronouns
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Let's revise Personal Pronouns in English while you play this game.
A Pirate will tell you all about pronouns, if you do it right the treasure is yours.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 2º ESO #87

dizkis site
Dizkis

A cute way of revising pronouns, with a quiz on pronouns from Dizkis, a family site for British children to help them do their homework.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 3º ESO #7

video asking for directions

Let's revise with this video how you can give directions to somebody who wants to go to a certain place.


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 4º ESO #87

relative clauses wordle
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Finn, Callum and Catherine are the presenters who will guide you in this 6 Minute Grammar video on "Using defining and non-defining relative clauses".


Have a nice weekend.

Weekly Links 2º BACH #83

ancient Greek vase music lesson
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Weekly essay: "'The importance of music for adults’. Discuss."
This is an argumentative essay, where you are using your skill at reasoning, backed up by carefully selected evidence to point out the advantages and disadvantages of a given context. Remember to arrive at a conclusion. It is a formal piece of writing, so use formal language: no contractions, no informal expressions. Use facts, evidence and reasons.  
Do not give your personal opinion in your arguments. So do not use I believe, I think... If you want to state your opinion, do this in the conclusion.

This video may be helpful: it gives us some reasons why music is important.


Have a nice weekend.

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