Cassandra´s dream

4ºB               SB p 9 LISTENING EXERCISES 4 &5   PRONUNCIATION CLASSIFY USEFUL SENTENCES EX. 6 HOMEWORK WB p 9  & 10 WRITE & STUDY15 VERBS FROM HURT TO MEAN             1º  BACHILLERATO 3/4                   1º BACH. 3 WB CORRECTION pps 5,6,7 & 8 p9  PHRASAL VERBS (I´ll post the answers on Thursday 16th, I forgot bringing the book)   1º BACH. 4 ORAL SKILLS WITH MIGUEL   1º AMPLIACIÓN                         G1  COMMUNICATE 1- LISTENING REVISION p 6 exercises 4 and 5 RISKS AND BENEFITS OF USING SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES         WHAT IS A HIKITOMORI? WE WATCH A 5-MINUTE YOUTUBE VIDEO ABOUT THIS TOPIC SOCIAL INTERACTION INTERNET ADDICTION ISOLATION HERMITS   G2 and G3 SAME AS ACTIVITIES AS THE OTHER 2 DAYS.      1º BACH. PENDIENTES DE INGLÉS                     WE ARE MEETING EVERY TUESDAY, SEVENTH

1º AMPLIACIÓN MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS BIG GROUP AT THE SUM COMMUNICATE 1 pps 10 LIFE CHOICES GCSE´S A LEVELS APPRENTICESHIP VOCATIONAL TRAINING LISTENINGS, EXERCISES 1,2 & 3 COMPLETE THE CHART ON NOTEBOOKS NOTE-TAKING WRITE IN YOUR OWN WORDS FOUR STUDENTS DIDN´T ATTEND CLASSES. NEXT BIG CLASS WE ARE HAVING THE EXAM UNIT 1. BE AS PUNCTUAL AS POSSIBLE 2º AMPLIACIÓN GROUP 1 : FINAL TASK p 8, Jenny´s session GROUP 2: LISTENING  p 12 COMMUNITY CARE Care in the Community (also called "Community Care" or "Domiciled Care") is the British policy of deinstitutionalization, treating and caring for physically and mentally disabled people in their homes rather than in an institution. Institutional care was the target of widespread criticism during the 1960s and 1970s, but it was not until 1983 that the government of Margaret Thatcher adopted a new policy of care after the Audit Commission published a report called '

  2º AMPLIACIÓN     1º AMPLIACIÓN     4º B   JENNY´S PRESENTATION            

There’s no question, Dunbar agrees, that networks like Facebook are changing the nature of human interaction.  “What Facebook does and why it’s been so successful in so many ways is it allows you to keep track of people who would otherwise effectively disappear,” he said. But one of the things that keeps face-to-face friendships strong is the  nature of shared experience : you laugh together; you dance together;  you gape at the hot-dog eaters on Coney Island together.  We do have a social-media equivalent—sharing, liking, knowing that all of your friends have looked at the same cat video on YouTube as you did—but it lacks the synchronicity of shared experience. It’s like a comedy that you watch by yourself: you won’t laugh as loudly or as often, even if you’re fully aware that all your friends think it’s hysterical. We’ve seen the same movie, but we can’t bond over it in the same way.   With social media, we can easily keep up with the lives and interests of far more than

Prepositions; Little words that show if you really know English or not. Mistakes with prepositions have to be prevented. Watch the video and learn how to use until/till and by.

    Hey sister why are you all alone? I'm standing out your window Hey little sister, can I come inside, dear? I wanna show you all my love I wanna be the only one I know you like nobody ever, baby Little sister can't you find another way No more livin life behind a shadow [x2] You whisper secrets in my ear Slowly dancing cheek to cheek It's such a sweet thing when you open up, baby They say I'll only do you wrong We come together cause I understand Just who you really are, yeah, baby Little sister can't you find another way

Finished with my woman 'cause she couldn't help me with my mind People think I'm insane because I am frowning all the time All day long I think of things but nothing seems to satisfy Think I'll lose my mind if I don't find something to pacify Can you help me, occupy my brain? Oh yeah I need someone to show me the things in life that I can't find I can't see the things that make true happiness, I must be blind Make a joke and I will sigh and you will laugh and I will cry Happiness I cannot feel and love to me is so unreal And so as you hear these words telling you now of my state I tell you to enjoy life I wish I could but it's too late

1º AMPLIACIÓN TIPS FOR SPEAKING ONCE A DAY NOT ONCE A MONTH. PRACTICE MAKES THE MASTER.   DON´T BE AUDIENCE BE THE ACTOR.   THIS FILM WILL HAVE YOU IN IF YOU AREN´T SILENT.   LISTENING ENGLISH  AS MUCH ENGLISH AS POSSIBLE IN YOUR DAILY LIFE WILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE.   TRY INTEGRATING ALL THE GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY IN OUR OUTPUT (That is : usemos la gramática, las estructuras sintácticas y el vocabulario en nuestras conversaciones, diálogos, etc.)   DON´T START THINKING IN SPANISH, TRY THINKING IN ENGLISH EVEN IF YOU REPEAT VERY SIMPLE SENTENCES!   MAKE THE MOST OF IT, THOUGH CLASSES ONLY PROVIDE ARTIFICIAL SITUATIONS, , JUST PRETEND IT IS REAL AND BE SPORT.   NOBODY SHOULD BE ONLY A PASSIVE LISTENER IN THIS CLASS.     WATCHING FOOTBALL MATCHES IS NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL. YOU WON´T KEEP FIT BEING A COACH POTATO.   MAKING SOME MISTAKES IS THE FIRST STEP TO GET BETTER, IF YOU LEARN HOW TO CORRECT THEM AND TRY TO IMPROVE, THEN YOU ARE IMPROVING

MAIN CHARACTHERS Erik Disfigured composer who lives in the cellars beneath the Paris Opera House, frequently referred to as “the Opera Ghost” Christine Daaé Budding young opera star, Erik’s student and Raoul’s love interest  Raoul  Phillipe’s younger brother and Christine’s childhood friend Phillipe The Comte de Chagny  a handsome and wealthy aristocrat Debienne and Poligny  Managers of the Paris Opera House who sell the institution early in the novel Montcharmin and Richard  New managers of the Paris Opera House, both initially skeptical of the existence of the Opera Ghost Madame (Mame) Giry The Opera House boxkeeper (similar to contemporary ushers) Carlotta A prima donna,  a renowned singer at the Paris Opera House Joseph Buquet A popular scene shifter responsible for moving and adjusting sets during the opera’s productions Professor and Mme. Valerius Christine’s benefactors who raise her after her father dies The Persian Mysterious Opera House res

Founder of Six to Start, the award-winning games developer behind Zombies, Run!, Adrian Hon creates original smartphone games which combine the digital and physical world. In this video interview, Adrian discusses why learning new skills is so important when thinking about  future career opportunities.(taken from MacMillan Education website)

Some students do not know how to write a paragraph in English (or Spanish). Watch this video and think upon the topic. Will advice do? I trust you will benefit from it.