This is unit 4:
BTW, I haven't received any mails yet about the CIEB, does that mean no one is interested?
Tuesday, October 04, 2011
Monday, October 03, 2011
Tools and notes
After posting the latest notes for History and Culture of Spain, I have just realized I am not sure I have posted the previous one, so just in case I post them (again?):
Besides, Jesús Paz-Albo has given some tools to us today, here you go the links to the sites:
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10/03/2011
Today, Jesús has told us to bring scissors on Monday.
He has told us to take this quiz: http://bit.ly/gVr511
We have to bring the article 5.1.2.2 (available at the begining of the blog, in theory of education attachments entry) and also in campusvirtual.urjc.es.
He has given the following assignment:
Questions 5 and 6 for Freedom Writers
5. In the 'Live Game' what observations did you make about the players as the game progressed?
6. Prior to handing out the journals, Mrs. Gruwell laid out a very specific set of guidelines regarding how the journals would be graded and accepted. How important is it to have a clar set of expectations and guidelines when bringing a 'new concept' online? What does doing so establish?
Besides, for the people unable to log in to the campus virtual, the latest uploaded notes for History of Spain:
He has told us to take this quiz: http://bit.ly/gVr511
We have to bring the article 5.1.2.2 (available at the begining of the blog, in theory of education attachments entry) and also in campusvirtual.urjc.es.
He has given the following assignment:
Questions 5 and 6 for Freedom Writers
5. In the 'Live Game' what observations did you make about the players as the game progressed?
6. Prior to handing out the journals, Mrs. Gruwell laid out a very specific set of guidelines regarding how the journals would be graded and accepted. How important is it to have a clar set of expectations and guidelines when bringing a 'new concept' online? What does doing so establish?
Besides, for the people unable to log in to the campus virtual, the latest uploaded notes for History of Spain:
Congreso Internacional de Enseñanza Bilingüe en Centros Educativos
Here I share the link to the website of the CIEB, where you can read the presentation: http://www.cieb.es/
If you click the Programa button (top center) and go straight to the bottom you can download the schedules.
Send me an e-mail (r.taylor@alumnos.urjc.es) before tomorrow 1pm and I'll list you to apply for a scholarship to attend the CIEB, but only if you're really interested. Keep in mind that several students will not get the scholarship and imagine you could not get access to something you really like because of someone who doesn't like it that much. The other class has about 70 students, but only 12 are applying for the scholarship, so do the math.
E-mails received after deadline won't be read until I arrive home (that means this time) and that will be too late to let the class officer for the other class know.
If you click the Programa button (top center) and go straight to the bottom you can download the schedules.
Send me an e-mail (r.taylor@alumnos.urjc.es) before tomorrow 1pm and I'll list you to apply for a scholarship to attend the CIEB, but only if you're really interested. Keep in mind that several students will not get the scholarship and imagine you could not get access to something you really like because of someone who doesn't like it that much. The other class has about 70 students, but only 12 are applying for the scholarship, so do the math.
E-mails received after deadline won't be read until I arrive home (that means this time) and that will be too late to let the class officer for the other class know.
Sunday, October 02, 2011
Old messages recovery
As most of you may have noticed, the whole webmail system changed this week.
We have a windows live-based webmail service now. The problem is that all of our e-mail previous to this change, were wiped out.
Well, here you go the instructions to get them back: http://www.urjc.es/correoalumnos/ayuda_urjc.live.pdf
We have a windows live-based webmail service now. The problem is that all of our e-mail previous to this change, were wiped out.
Well, here you go the instructions to get them back: http://www.urjc.es/correoalumnos/ayuda_urjc.live.pdf
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