Homework, Monday 22nd October

Read the entry for Thursday, 18th and write an essay with your impressions. Pay attention to the vocabulary and write at least one hundred words. You can also comment on the "kindness and generosity" image and go to the links in the text to know more.

You can also browse on the Atlas of emotions to get familiar with them also in English.

Have a nice weekend!!!😃
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Homework, Thursday, 18th October

Mindfulness

Let’s face it: we could all use a little more a patience. When there’s an obstacle between something we need or want, especially if we’re experiencing discomfort or stress, we are not the calmest creatures. Whether you’re stuck at the airport waiting for a flight that keeps getting delayed or standing in a seemingly never-ending line for a cup of coffee, mindfulness can help us redirect that knee-jerk “why me?!” feeling and put us back in the driver’s seat of our own reactions.

Here are three ways to bring mindfulness to that gnawing and often irritating experience of waiting:

1) Breathe through uncertainty. When something unexpected happens, we often put pressure on ourselves to quickly revise our master plan. Instead of rushing to get perfect results or sidestep negative ones, we can pause, slow down, and in doing so give ourselves a better chance to see what options are available to us in the moment. This in turn lowers our chances of augmenting our stress. Here is a simple breathing practice you can use any time you need to cool down.


2) Practice waiting. Maybe you’re on hold for a call, or you’re waiting for your screen to load—each of these opportunities prepare your mind for the bigger moments you have to wait for, like waiting for your baby to settle down to sleep, or waiting for an important meeting to start. Patience is a practice—explore these simple tips for bringing mindful awareness to the experience of waiting.

3) Show a little kindness. Smiling, laughter—positive emotions can undercut feelings of irritation as well as build a sense of community, something that may come in handy if you need an ally to help navigate your “wait” situation. Explore these tips for offering thanks and extending kindness to those around you.

The Surprising Power of Waiting

Basic emotions

Atlas of Emotions

 

 

Homework, Thursday, 11th October

Review

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Consejo Escolar

MUY IMPORTANTE

 

 

• Trasladar a lo largo de esta semana a vuestro alumnado de tutoría la necesidad de la participación en el Consejo Escolar como representación del sector "alumnado". Explicar en qué consiste el Consejo Escolar y comunicar que los interesados pueden inscribirse en dirección. El plazo es del 4 al 18 Octubre. Existe un tablón al lado de Administración con toda la información y el calendario. En este enlace podéis encontrar más información: http://portals.ced.junta-andalucia.es/educacion/portals/web/ced/consejos-escolares

    PREGUNTADME SI TENÉIS DUDAS. EL CONSEJO ESCOLAR ES EL GOBIERNO DEL CENTRO. PRESENTAOS. ES SÚPER IMPORTANTE ESTAR BIEN REPRESENTADOS.

Homework, Monday, 8th October

Homework, Monday, the 8th

Everything you had for homework until now, from September, the 17th,  you must hand it to me on Monday the 8th. 

 

Emails:

The link takes you to a PDF document where you can learn how to write all kinds of Emails.

Read from page 7 t0 13 thoroughly.

Your homework is to write an informal Email (page 6, section 2.4).

   

 

El enlace os lleva a un documento PDF donde podéis aprender a escribir Emails de todo tipo.

Leed  detenidamente desde la página 7 hasta la 13.

Vuestro ejercicio consiste en escribir un Email informal (pag. 6, apartado 2.4)

Homework, 4th October

  Jekyll and Hyde 

(If this link does not work, go to the reading page to find the link)

Read pages 1 to 5 and comment any new words or expressions.

Becas para estudiar Bachillerato en Canadá y EEUU

ATENCIÓN 

Se debe tener un 7 de media en 3º de ESO y un 8 en inglés.

Pasaporte español.

Hay una prueba escrita y una prueba oral.