Bubbleshare has left us( sigh!) The ongoing economic crisis has forced the close down of this free software... so we are now experimenting with other software to create slideshows... here is a first try by a group of ESO 2 students.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
BYE-BYE BUBBLESHARE
2009-2010
We are starting a new schoolyear with some new things: new teachers, a language assistant from Scotland, a new interactive whiteboard... and we will continue with last year's projects: the Pla Experimental to improve communicative skills, the program to coordinate all the schools in the district... To teachers and students, both old and new...WELCOME !!
Friday, May 22, 2009
CLIL ATTITUDE: CLIL AS A CATALYST FOR LANGUAGE CHANGE
CLIL "guru" David Mash gave a lecture on CLIL: "Clil as a catalyst for language change". It was an impressive yet funny 80 minute lecture where Doctor Marsh reviewed the principles of CLIL and the result of world surveys which show how useful CLIL is not only in terms of language learning, but in terms of improving students' thinking skills.
The venue took place at Pati Maning, on May 21st at 18 p.m.and it was sponsored jointly by Linguamon, the Department of Education and Diputació de Barcelona.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
SHAOGUAN SCHOOLS (GUANGDONG PROVINCE-PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA)
Xishui village school class pupils. Ruyuan County.
Our English Department has collaborated with
Mr. John Wu for some years now. Mr John Wu is a teacher of english, teacher trainer and ICT specialist, trainer and consultant for the schools of Shaouguan district, near Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, People's Republic of China.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
APARTHEID IN SOUTH AFRICA
South Africa and Apartheid as seen by 12-year-old students
Presentacio Sud Africa
THE NAZI REGIME- as seen by 12-year-old students
12-year-old students investigated the racist issues of the nazi regime.
The Nazi Regim
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ETHICS FOR THE MILLENNIUM
A power point presentation of two 12-year-old students on the Civil Rights Movement of the USA.
Segregation Laws
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009
SASS CONFERENCE: WATER AND THE AMERICAN LITERARY HERITAGE
The highlight of the 3-day conference on Water and the American Literary Heritage hosted at Barcelona University was Louise Erdrich's lecture on April 1st.
She lectured on her work, the importance of water in the Native American tradition, specially in the Chippewa tradition she comes from, about the role of women as preservers and carriers of water, about spirituality and about the future of the planet in terms of control of the water supplies and water pollution. It was a deep, moving lecture for which we only have three words: Thank you, Thank you and Thank you!
She lectured on her work, the importance of water in the Native American tradition, specially in the Chippewa tradition she comes from, about the role of women as preservers and carriers of water, about spirituality and about the future of the planet in terms of control of the water supplies and water pollution. It was a deep, moving lecture for which we only have three words: Thank you, Thank you and Thank you!
Monday, March 9, 2009
BE BLOGGER MY FRIEND ! : STUDENTS' BLOGS
Links to the blogs of the students of ESO 1E. They serve as a portfolio for their work and as a platform where to publish their projects, assignments etc.
http://boltfraser.blogia.com
http://nadalsharapova.blogia.com
http://casillasvaldes.blogia.com
http://gasolrubio.blogia.com
http://mengualphelps.blogia.com
http://messibojan.blogia.com
The blogs are named after sportspeople because they were created by Arnau Roig as a support for the students' team work in creating sports magazines. They are proving an excellent platform to show and share their projects. The most recent one is about global warming, what we can do to stop it and what we mustn't do to make it worse.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
2008 - 2009 AICLE - CLIL PROJECT
This mind map shows the current state of the CLIL Project (Content and Language Integrated Learning) of our school. These topics are taught in English either as optional subjects or as part of the yearly subject. Click on the image to enlarge.
Monday, February 16, 2009
JOYFUL LEARNING
This picture from the official blog of the e-twinning conference in Prague impressed me and I have borrowed it from them. Heartfelt thanks!
Monday, February 9, 2009
THE GERMANIC BRANCH OF LANGUAGES BY A GROUP OF ESO 3 STUDENTS
This is the powerpoint that a group of 14-year-olds prepared on the Germanic Branch of languages.
Germanic Branch
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THE WORLD OF ENGLISH
In the optional subject The World of English we are nw studying the origins of the English language and the branches of the Indo-European family of languages. Here are some students' powerpoints.
Baltic Branch
Thursday, February 5, 2009
SPORTS MAGAZINES
As an activity about sports, ESO1 E students worked in groups to prepare a sports magazine. They worked under the supervision of Arnau Roig, who was doing his teacher training practicum.The students had a lot of fun and they also learnt a lot! ESO 1E students and myself are indebted to Arnau for his teaching skills, patience and great ideas. Arnau, we miss you!!
GOOD ATHLETISM: THE DEFINITE MAGAZINE OF THE ATHLETICS WORLD
Check out the interviews to Usian Bolt and Shelley Ann Fraser. Take the surveys to find out if you lead a healthy lifestyle and much more in GOOD ATHLETISM.
athletism
AIJACHILURO: A FOOTBALL MAGAZINE
View another magazine about football with incredible interviews to young football stars!
aijachiluro
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SPORTS MAGAZINE: FOOTBALL
Check out the sports magazine on football, with amazing interviews to football stars!By Frederic Porta, Aaron Lloveras, Clara Gregorio, Oscar Larios, David Saez and Roger Gassull.
huevofrito
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SPORTS MAGAZINE:TENNIS BOOM
A group of 12-year-olds of 1 E prepared this magazine about tennis. Check out the interviews with tennis champions Roger Federer, Maria Sharapova and the gossip column about Rafa Nadal! By Joana Marturià, Laura Madrenas, Marina Prieto, Jana Raventós and Aida Tirvió.
Tennis Boom
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SPORTS MAGAZINE: ORANGE BALLS
Another group of students prepared this magazine on basketball. Don't miss the health recipes for healthy people and the interview with Ricky Rubio! By Laura Fernández de Sevilla, Alicia Castaño, Joel Benavides, Sara Avila & Violeta Cabeza from ESO 1 E
Orange Balls
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