INGLÉS - INSTITUTO SAN PABLO: 4°B

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Buenos días chicos!!! Espero que hayan pasado unas hermosas vacaciones!!!! Les quiero informar algunas pautas para que nos podamos organizar mejor este segundo cuatrimestre:

IMPORTANTE: TRABAJAREMOS EN GOOGLE CLASSROOM!!! Allí recibirán las tareas y sus devoluciones!!!
EL CÓDIGO DE INGRESO A LA CLASE DE INGLÉS ES:

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1- ENTREGA DE TAREAS: Todas las tareas deberán entregarse únicamente usando el medio en el que sean pedidas (si se pide la entrega por Google Classroom, no se recibirán por Mail, si es una ficha interactiva, se envía como lo solicitamos en la ficha, etc) IMPORTANTE: No se recibirán fotos ya que no se pueden corregir!!!

2- Todos los martes recibirán una tarea que deberán resolver y luego revisaremos virtualmente o deberán entregar su resolución. Las tareas que deban entregar se recibirán hasta las 13 hs del día de entrega.

3- CUMPLIR CON LAS TAREAS EN EL TIEMPO SOLICITADO AYUDA A NO ATRASARSE. En el caso de haber entregado tareas fuera de término deberán esperar para su corrección. Consideren que tienen prioridad los trabajos entregados en el tiempo pedido.

4- Es muy importante participar de los encuentros virtuales por Zoom o por Meet ya que los mismos tendrán nota de concepto al final del cuatrimestre. En estos encuentros deben tener la cámara encendida y la tarea resuelta en papel.

5- Recuerden que la forma de comunicarse es por mensaje en Google classroom, de este modo no sobrecargaremos a los delegados. Todos los mensajes se responden...a veces deben aguardar un poco.

Muchas gracias.

Éxitos en esta parte del año.

Miss Gisela

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Now time to rest has arrived!!!

Congratulations to all of you who worked very hard this term!!!

Winter Recess (Happy Holidays) – Richmond Heights Middle

ENJOY LIFE WITH YOUR FAMILY AND BE VERY HAPPY!!!

SEE YOU AFTER HOLIDAYS!!!

MISS GISELA

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4º B - Hello everybody!!!! We are getting near our winter holidays!!!

IMPORTANTE: DEBERÁN RESOLVER Y ENTREGAR LAS RESPUESTAS HASTA EL 30/6 A MI MAIL: giselaampueroisp@gmail.com

READING

1 Read the article on positive thinking and tick (ü) A, B, or C.

How to be an optimist

Do you think positively? I hope so, because if you do, you’ll be more successful in your job. Optimists can see new opportunities and can respond well to stressful situations. Or are you a negative thinker? I hope not. Studies show that pessimists have fewer friends and take longer to get better when they’re ill. But there is good news. It is possible to change how we think. We asked three people for their tips on how to be an optimist.

Amy: Write a positivity diary

We often remember the bad things that happen but we forget the positive things. Write down five positive things every day in a special diary. These can be small things such as ‘A woman on the bus had bright red socks’ or bigger things like ‘I finished all my work today’. At first, it can be hard to think of five things. But if you do it every day, I promise it will get easier. You can read the diary when you are feeling sad or depressed, and that will make you feel more positive. My diary has helped me to be more positive about my life and about the world around me.

Pol: Try a ‘digital detox’

Do you lie in bed at night thinking ‘I’ll never get a promotion’ or ‘I won’t pass my English exam’? Try a ‘digital detox’. Avoid screens for one hour before you go to bed. You can listen to music or read a book, but you cannot go online or use social media. You also need to make sure can’t see any screens in your bedroom at night – even your phone. Now my busy brain is ‘turned off’ before bed time. I sleep better and that means I work better during the day. As a result, I have less to worry about and I feel more positive.

Manos: Positive speaking

If you use positive language when you speak, you will think more positively. For example, don’t say ‘Our holiday was a disaster’. Say ‘Next holiday, we’re going to do things differently’. Don’t say ‘I know I’ll fail my exam’. Say ‘I’ll try my best’. You can also give positive feelings as a gift to other people by saying nice things: ‘You look nice today.’ ‘Well done, that’s a great grade.’ I use positive speaking all the time at university, and also when I feel nervous, for example at parties and when I meet new people. Try it – it works! Making other people feel good will cheer you up too.

Example: According to the article, optimists do better at work.

A True  ü B False  C Doesn’t say 

According to the article …

1 … optimists do well in stressful situations.