Showing posts with label skills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skills. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2020

Week Wkbk 2 T4 : The World of Work (Pairs)

 


THIS WEEK ...

PAIR WORKBOOK
VU22370 / VU22604

Work with your partner to complete the Activities and prepare for some
fun role plays in Zoom



WCEC STUDENTS ONLY
                     

MONDAY



ZOOM CLASS 1

1 pm to 2 pm

MONDAY CLASS  check your Gmail for Dale's invitation for you to edit Wkbk 2 T4 with your partner





You received this workbook in Google Docs / Type straight into the Workbook / Complete the tables / No need to save or send to me / I will correct at the same time from my desk




In Google Docs ---> File ---> Download ---> PDF  ...if you want to keep a copy for yourself

MONDAY MORNING

Activity 1: How not to get a job (video)

Extra Activity 1: Dos and Don'ts - Job Interview Advice 


MONDAY AFTERNOON

ZOOM CLASS 1    1 pm to 2 pm

Zoom class this term between 1 - 2 pm. Let's look at Activity 1 from the workbook.

Work together to re-make the dialogue.

I will send you an invitation on Monday morning.



TUESDAY

Time for a chat!


Mini-lessons (group 1)








TUESDAY CLASS - Check Gmail

Morning


Activity 2:
 
Job Advertisements / Profiles 

Talking about self, skills and experience

Afternoon

Grammar : Units 113  (Murphy) Good at / Bad at / Interested in / afraid of ... etc.

Teacher catch up: 

I will phone you or contact you though Google Meet inside Gmail

Individual mini-lessons with Dale  (group 1)
       WEDNESDAY 

ZOOM CLASS 2

10.30 am to 12 pm




mini-lessons (group 2)
 


FRIDAY 




WEDNESDAY ZOOM (10.30 am - 12 pm)

Check your Gmail for the Zoom invitation



Morning



Zoom


*Review Activity 2 : Profiles / Ads
*Role Play - Dialogue - Chef Position
*Grammar : Unit 113



Afternoon and homework


I will send you a surprise activity by email

Individual mini-lessons (Group 2)


Friday Workbook Review Video


I will send you the link to the Workbook Review Video so you can correct all of your Activity 1 and Activity 2 answers and review your work

 Maximized for viewing on a mobile device


Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Learning Mountain



Week 1 / Week 2: Term 1 / Assessment tasks: Level 1 VPAU 501 Plan Language Learning with Support / Level 2 VBQU117 Develop and Document a Learning Plan and Portfolio with Support

Welcome back to Duke Street! I hope you enjoyed the Summer holiday?

Let's think about Learning.

Learning English is like climbing a mountain ... it can be very difficult! But if you have good training and tools it can be a lot easier.

Discussion Exercise 1: What do you need to learn another language well? What tools do you need? Order these from 1-8 in importance:

motivation / dictionary / a teacher / other people to practice with / computer and internet / textbooks / a class / CDs, tapes and videos

Can you think of two other "tools" you need?

Discussion Exercise 2: Learning Mountain

We study Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking skills in our English class. Which skill is the easiest for you? Which skill is the most difficult?

1. Print out this Learning Mountain exercise
2. Fill it in by yourself - from easiest (base) to most difficult (peak)
3. In groups of 4 compare your Learning mountain. Are your feelings / opinions the same or different?

Download Learning Mountain worksheet (PDF 60kb)

Now compare your Learning Mountain about learning English to my own learning mountain about learning Spanish. Are your feelings / opinions similar to mine?

Download Dale's Learning Mountain worksheet (PDF 72kb)

Grammar: Adjective / Comparatives / Superlatives

easy --> easier --> the easiest

difficult --> more difficult --> the most difficult

the same --> the same as

different --> different to/from

similar --> similar to



Learn more about Comparatives / Superlatives with this fun interactive game.

From The Childrens University of Manchester.

***



Level 2 : Relative Clauses : ... who ..., ... which/that ..., ... where, ... what

Here is a simple mini-lesson for explaining how to use Relative Clauses (using guessing game quizzes)