- Is there anything you feel that you need to practise on your own that will help you feel more secure in the learning you are working on right now?
- Is there anything we have been learning that you find interesting and would like to spend some more time on tonight/this week?
- Is there anything you need to prepare to be able to continue to learn next lesson?
- Do some thinking about what we have been learning today. Bring any questions or new ideas with you tomorrow. Make sure you ask them!
Some questions to think about for your homework tonight...
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If you need some listening practice over the summer then this website is great!
Below are some links on the BBC to alarming, but perhaps unsurprising, reports suggesting that girls see themselves as innately less talented than boys by the age of 6. There are some ideas on girls rebelling, old-fashioned textbooks, and the impact of powerful female figures in children's books... click on the photos to see what they have to say!
UN Day is 24th October, and in the run up to this year’s event we are going to spend time considering the theme that is being used for the celebratory concert in the UN General Assembly Hall in New York: Potential in Diversity.
Starter In small groups, discuss your own personal opinion on this point of view. Try to justify your perspective with supporting examples. Main Task You are going to research and then hold a debate on this motion in the following format:
Research Below are some links to tests/podcasts/articles that may be useful or interesting in your research or on a wider level. Be strategic about how you read and then use these, as well as other articles/research you can find online, in order to support your arguments.
Interesting to find out from a European perspective, but is there an equivalent for other groups of languages?
An amazing record label reaches 50 years old... and Afropop does an edited history of some of the best bits. A must-listen for anyone interested in Latin music.
And something more up-to-date:
The octopus below is pretty smart, but to what extent is it actually using a 'tool'? Are humans the only beings that genuinely make use of tools or are there other animals that get close? Check out these articles from NatGeo and the BBC:
Do you think music helps you concentrate? How do you now that it does? How can you be so sure? What type of music works best? Which is the most likely to end up being a distraction?
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