Good afternoon!
It's time for us to get started on some Listening Comprehension.
Free Time
After listening, check True or False
1. There are four different age groups that play water polo. -
2. Tyrone wants to join the under 14s class.
3. The under 16s water polo trainers play three time a week.
4. The under 16s players play on Monday and Thursday evening.
5. You need to bring a photo to register to the swimming pool.
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Hey there,
Summer is at the corner, are we ready with our summer vocabulary? Better make sure, click on the link to get smarter)
Summer is at the corner, are we ready with our summer vocabulary? Better make sure, click on the link to get smarter)
1. Summer Vocab
3. ESL- summer
Tuesday, May 17, 2016
Good evening guys!
Today's special, Memorization tips!!
Here are top 5 tips, follow the links to learn some more!
1.Assign meaningfulness to things. Elaborate on what you’re learning and apply the knowledge to something important to you: an example your prof used, something you saw in a documentary, or an everyday experience. You probably don’t remember what you wore last Friday, but you can remember what you wore to prom. New information is most strongly encoded when you relate it to information you already know, and encoding is deepest when you assign meaning to new information. The more logical connections you can make to the new information, the stronger the memory.
2.Learn general and specific later. This method helps with retrieval: if you know a piece of information falls within a broader category, it’s easier to access.
3.Recite out loud in your own words until you don’t need to refer to your notes.
4.Teach someone else. Teaching the information to someone else is one of the best ways to learn. If you don’t have a willing listener like a parent or a friend, you can teach the wall (best done behind closed doors!).
5.Use memory devices. There are many different devices you can use to help memorize information
Today's special, Memorization tips!!
Here are top 5 tips, follow the links to learn some more!
1.Assign meaningfulness to things. Elaborate on what you’re learning and apply the knowledge to something important to you: an example your prof used, something you saw in a documentary, or an everyday experience. You probably don’t remember what you wore last Friday, but you can remember what you wore to prom. New information is most strongly encoded when you relate it to information you already know, and encoding is deepest when you assign meaning to new information. The more logical connections you can make to the new information, the stronger the memory.
2.Learn general and specific later. This method helps with retrieval: if you know a piece of information falls within a broader category, it’s easier to access.
3.Recite out loud in your own words until you don’t need to refer to your notes.
4.Teach someone else. Teaching the information to someone else is one of the best ways to learn. If you don’t have a willing listener like a parent or a friend, you can teach the wall (best done behind closed doors!).
5.Use memory devices. There are many different devices you can use to help memorize information
Monday, May 16, 2016
Good morning!
I know it is Monday, nevertheless we got to put on a brave face and do some more reading comprehension!
Good luck!!
Reading
I know it is Monday, nevertheless we got to put on a brave face and do some more reading comprehension!
Good luck!!
Reading
Sunday, May 15, 2016
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