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✍️ Writing · Sube aquí tus resultados
Este es el único sitio para subir los resultados de las tareas del ✍️ Writing Classroom (Basic Writing, Writing Part 2 y The Road to 20/20). 1️⃣ Haz la tarea que hay debajo de cada vídeo y corrígete con la IA. 2️⃣ Antes de publicar el tuyo, responde a un compañero: ¿qué te ha servido de su corrección? 3️⃣ Pega aquí tu resumen final, empezando por el nombre de la lección: 📌 Lección: Incomplete thoughts ✍️ Antes: … ✅ Después: … 🤖 Nota: X/5 → X/5 💡 He aprendido: … Cada like que recibes suma puntos: en el nivel 6 tienes una sesión 1:1 conmigo, y cada mes corrijo el writing de quien más participe. 🏆 🥇 Si aún no hay comentarios, publica igual: ¡sé el primero!
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@Gerard Cruells Vigsd Sii, exacto!!
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📌 Lección: Essay Topic Sheet 02 🔵 C1 Advanced · Essay (220–260 palabras) Discuss two of these methods and explain which is more effective for assessing students: final exams continuous assessment project-based work Assessing students plays an important role in influencing their learning both inside and outside the classroom. While final exams allow teachers to assess students using clear criteria, continuous assessment may encourage students to develop their abilities. Which of these approaches is more effective in assessing students’ knowledge? First of all, it is worth considering how final exams help teachers to make a fast assessment. What is usually measured is something less relevant: students’ ability to memorise information through a rote learning. For instance, in an education system based on taking final exams, it is very common for students to be taught passively. Having said that, this type of assessment can be objective and easy to mark. Secondly, continuous assessment offers a more convincing way to assess students. What makes this approach particularly valuable is that it demonstrates how knowledge can be applied to different tasks. In addition, it allows students to use transferable skills. While the syllabus is a set of objectives pretending to be realistic, continuous assessment is a way to combine and evaluate all aspects of learning. To sum up, I wholeheartedly believe that continuous assessment is more effective because it connects content with visible everyday learning. Although final exams provide a useful perspective on each student, continuous assessment is more beneficial for establishing a positive learning atmosphere in class and recognising students’ progress. -Los tres chunks: continuous assessment, rote learning and transferable skills. -La cleft sentence: What is usually measured is something less relevant: students’ ability to memorise information through a rote learning. -La participle clause: Having said that, this type of assessment can be objective and easy to mark.
🎥 Grabación de la consultoría de ayer
Buenas, familia 👋 Ya tenéis subida la grabación de la consultoría de ayer. 👉 https://drive.google.com/file/d/14jyGnSLfwO3L2c5M0jq3ag2GUn6y6zXh/view?usp=sharing Si no pudiste venir en directo, véela esta semana y aplica lo que vimos en tu próxima práctica. Y si viniste, te sirve para repasar los errores que salieron. Dos cosas: 1. Cualquier duda que te surja viéndola, déjala en los comentarios de este post y te la contesto. 2. Nos vemos en la próxima sesión 💪
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Thanks!!
Task 2: Incomplete thoughts
⚠️ Ya no se suben resultados en este post. Sube el tuyo en ✍️ Writing · Sube aquí tus resultados 👉 https://www.skool.com/b2-cambridge-accelerator-3481/writing-sube-aqui-tus-resultados Semana 2 · Finish the thought Una idea que se queda a medias no suma puntos: el examinador la ve como una idea que no has terminado. Esta semana trabajas con un párrafo real de B2 lleno de frases incompletas. 🎬 Vídeos de esta semana - ✍️ Writing → Incomplete thoughts 📄 El párrafo Essay question: Should schools ban mobile phones? Mobile phones have many disadvantages for students. For example, they affect concentration, sleep and relationships. Moreover, a lot of students use them in class, play games, etc. Some people think phones can be useful for learning. However, this is not true in most cases. To sum up, these are very important problems for young people nowadays. ✍️ Tarea 1. Lee el párrafo y marca las 4 frases incompletas: una lista de ideas que no se explica, un «etc.», una afirmación sin razón y una frase que suena a conclusión pero no dice nada. 2. Elige UNA de las tres ideas (concentration, sleep o relationships) y termínala con las preguntas del vídeo: ¿por qué pasa?, ¿y entonces qué?, ¿cómo afecta a su vida? 3. Reescribe el párrafo entero (80-100 palabras). Mejor una idea explicada que tres nombradas. 4. Cambia la última frase por una que diga algo nuevo, no que repita lo anterior. 5. Lee el párrafo de un compañero y dile qué idea ha terminado mejor.
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-Incomplete sentences: 1. For example, they affect concentration, sleep and relationships. 2. Moreover, a lot of students use them in class, play games, etc. 3. However, this is not true in most cases. 4. To sum up, these are very important problems for young people nowadays. -Relationships: ¿POR QUÉ PASA?: Students are used to spending all the day on screens ¿Y ENTOMCES QUÉ? and there is a lack of face to face interactions. ¿CÓMO AFECTA A SU VIDA?: Students need to develop their communicative competence and they can not develop it because if they are all the time on screens, the won't be able to make healthy relationships. -Párrafo entero: Using mobile phones at school can make students feel that they do not need to interact face to face. However, it is not really about how often they interact; it is about the difficulties they may face when they need being communicative confident and building healthy relationships. Spending breaks looking at screens not gives them opportunities to practise expressing themselves and listening to others. Schools should give students a chance to develop their communicative competence through phone-free breaks and conversations, helping them learn to manage situations such as resolving disagreements or working with classmates who have different points of view.
📌 TASK 1 — Say it deeper
Si acabas de entrar, tu primera tarea es esta. No hace falta gramática nueva. Hace falta profundidad. 1️⃣ Ve al Classroom → ✍️ Writing → Complex Ideas (5 min). Ahí te enseño lo que más nota el examinador: si tu idea tiene segunda capa o se queda en lo obvio. 2️⃣ Calentamiento — elige una de las tres frases del vídeo y hazla más profunda: ① Social media is bad because people waste time. ② People recycle to help the planet. ③ He was angry about the messy kitchen. 3️⃣ La de verdad — abre tu último writing y copia una frase tuya que sea flat. Test: si esa frase la podría escribir cualquiera sin pensar (X is good because Y), es esa. Arréglala igual. (Si no tienes ningún writing todavía, escribe una frase plana sobre tu ciudad y arréglala. El viernes ya tendrás writing.) Para las dos, la fórmula del vídeo: It's not really about [the obvious thing] — it's about [what's underneath]. Si te atascas, tira de las cinco preguntas: and then what? · why, really? · at what cost? · who pays? · really about what?
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Recycling makes us feel that we are doing our bit for the planet. However, it is not really about how much we recycle, it is about whether that sense of satisfaction stops us from making more significant changes in our harmful habits.
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