Thursday, April 28, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
DIFFERENT WAYS TO MULTIPLYING
Activity to work in pairs Here there are 5 videos with math´s techniques to multiplying. The activity consists on following next steps:
- You have to look at your video and try to understand it.
- Make a list with the main vocabulary and its translation. (At least 10 words)
- Publish a comment with that list and a summary of your video.
- Write the dialogue that you are going to use in order to explain the trick to the class. Publish it as a comment.
- Explain the trick to the class, including an example and an exercise that every student will do.
- Alba and Tania: VIDEO 1: TWO-DIGITS MULTIPLICATION http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rf3_36a9MWc&feature=related
- Cristina and Sara: VIDEO 2: MULTIPLYING "LIKE NUMBERS" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWAqi9Yzksk
- Celia and Noemí: VIDEO 3: THREE-DIGIT MULTIPLICATION http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nktG9GJtwWk&feature=related
- Alvaro and Manuel: VIDEO 4: CHINESE MULTIPLICATION http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maRN2fUOF0o&feature=related
- Diego and Luis: VIDEO 5: VISUAL TECHNIQUE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n8hKpLaWMI&feature=related
Friday, April 1, 2011
The Bilingual students had to prepare and record their own videos as a class activity in order to put into practice vocabulary and expressions related to everyday situations. The videos had to do with dialogues in restaurants or shopping centers.
The objectives of this activity were the following:
1. Work with new vocabulary and phrases and use them orally.
2. Be able to communicate in everyday situations in London.
3. Improve their oral skills. Our conversational assistant was of great help, pulling the students from their regular class and helping them with their pronunciation.
The objectives of this activity were the following:
1. Work with new vocabulary and phrases and use them orally.
2. Be able to communicate in everyday situations in London.
3. Improve their oral skills. Our conversational assistant was of great help, pulling the students from their regular class and helping them with their pronunciation.
Untitled from Rosa Daporta on Vimeo.
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