Here’s the podcast for our get-together on Oct. 13th,2008.
Great RSS talk!
You can see the slides we talked about in the WiziQ session. You can listen to the podcast here, or just go back to our WiziQ room to see the recording (start on slide 8 at WiziQ).
http://www.slideshare.net/carlaarena/rss-connecting-loose-pieces-together-presentation
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Isabel Allende’s story is about gains and losses. It’s about suffering, learning and recovering.
It’s time to reflect upon her story and relate it to the principles that guide you.
In the “Comment Box”, first, write about the listening strategies you used to understand this amazing Latin novelist’s anecdote. Then, tell us more about your own beliefs in your daily life.
It’s time to reflect upon her story and relate it to the principles that guide you.
In the “Comment Box”, first, write about the listening strategies you used to understand this amazing Latin novelist’s anecdote. Then, tell us more about your own beliefs in your daily life.
- What are your beliefs?
- Why are they important?
- Where do those principles come from? Family history? A lesson you learned?
Listen to Vance Stevens talking about Abu Dhabi.
Here’s the Voicethread we used to leave comments and questions to Vance.
In the comment area, you’ll see the group’s replies and Vances’ comments to us.
Here’s the Voicethread we used to leave comments and questions to Vance.
In the comment area, you’ll see the group’s replies and Vances’ comments to us.
I’ve been listening to students, educators, people like us in edtechtalk. They had the wonderful idea to celebrate Earth Day with a 24 webcastathon, an amazing opportunity to share ideas, raise awareness on the importance of little measures that can impact the health of our Earth. Here’s a sample of what has been going on. You’ll listen to Ms. Adams’ students saying what they do to help our planet.
We’ve gone from teens to love stories this week. For extra practice, I’d like to suggest the following listenings. Listen to as many as you can and you’re interested in. Remember, you’ll always be able to get back to this blog and keep practicing.
- A Mid-life Crisis – ESL Pod – Intermediate Level – with transcript
- The Roomate from Hell - Intermediate Level and up – with language explanations from the the podcaster
- Hotel Says Goodbye to Clean Couple – Intermediate Level and up – with transcript and student practice
- What Are the French Like? - Intermediate Level and up – Great for adjectives practice
- A Boy I Once Knew – BBC UK – Advanced with transcript
- Just Another Day in the Biggest Hospital in the World – Advanced – challenging (Scroll down to the story “Just Another Day at the Biggest Hospital in the World”. Click on Listen to the radio story on NPR.org (13 minutes) )
What was the main point of the listening?
What are the lessons you can take from it?
How relevant was the listening to help you develop your skills?