I’m HAPPY. You know!
I’m LOST…
You keep ANNOYING me!
It isn’t SAFE here
It’s COOL!
What do these sentences mean to you?
Make dialogues with these sentences.
I’m HAPPY. You know!
I’m LOST…
You keep ANNOYING me!
It isn’t SAFE here
It’s COOL!
What do these sentences mean to you?
Make dialogues with these sentences.
¿Vamos a mirar unos vídeos en español?
Qué bueno! ¿Vale?
¿A tí te gustan los vídeos?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1BHhuEupRc
Buenas noches!
¿Cómo se conjuga el verbo Ser en el presente de indicativo en Español?
Contrastes con la lengua Portuguesa.
¿Vamos a conjugarlo en los dos idiomas?
En Español En Portugués
Yo soy Eu sou
Tú eres Tu és
Él es Ele é
Ella es Ela é
Usted es
Nosotros (as) somos Nós somos
Vosotros (as) sois Vós sois
Ellos son Eles são
Ellas son Elas são
Ustedes son
Vamos a practicarlo. Aquí hay algunos ejemplos.
(Yo) Soy brasileño, pero (tú) eres colombiana.
Somos profesores de español.
Ella es muy guapa.
¿Es usted la directora?
(Vosotras) Estáis cansadas. ¿Verdad?
Son muy inteligentes. Son buenos alumnos y alumnas.
El uso del verbo ser: ¿Cuándo utilizarlo? Ayudas a tus amigos y compañeros de blog.
Moving Beyond Cultural Barriers: Successful
Strategies of Female Technology Education Teachers
Raymond R. McCarthy and Joseph Berger
Women are underrepresented in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math fields of study and careers with a subset of STEM—Technology Education—possibly one of the least integrated fields for women as students and as professionals (Akmal, Oaks, & Barker, 2004; Braundy, 2004; Braundy, Petrina, Dalley & Paxton, 2000; Zuga, 1996; Zuga, 1999). What accounts for this situation and what are potential remedies? The purpose of this study was to learn about the ways in which female technology education teachers understand sources of influence on their career choices. The findings from this study are intended to provide insights into the participants’ perspectives that might shed light on how to better encourage females to aspire to and enter technology education as a profession. The conclusions derived from this study may help to create a deeper understanding of how women move beyond cultural barriers and make “unexpected transitions” to become female technology education teachers. This qualitative study is based on interviews with ten female technology education teachers.
Journal of Technology Education Vol. 19 No. 2, Spring 2008
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Let’s study this article.
First step: Read the text looking for the general idea by underlining the words which are familiar to you. Attention! There are always words that are similar or mean the same in Portuguese Language.
Second step: Read the text again just looking at the words you have already underlined.
Third step: make a list of the words you think are important to understand the text: “Keywords”.
Verb Glossary:
To be (Present Simple)
I am = eu sou ou estou
You are = tu és ou estás, você é ou está (informal)
He is = ele é ou está
She is = ela é ou está
It is = neutro, é ou está
We are = nós somos ou estamos
You are = vós sois ou estáis, vocês são ou estão (informal)
They are = eles são ou estão
To represent (Present Simple)
I represent = eu represento
You represent = tu representas
He represents = ele representa
She represents = ela representa
It represents = representa
We represent = nós representamos
You represent = vós representáis
They represent = representam
To integrate
I integrate =
You integrate =
He integrates =
She integrates =
It integrates =
We integrate =
You integrate =
They integrate =
To account
I account =
You account =
He __________ =
She __________ =
It __________ =
We account =
You accounts =
They account =
To learn
I __________ =
You __________ =
He learns =
She learns =
It learns =
We __________ =
You __________ =
They __________ =
To understand
I understand =
You understand =
He __________ =
She __________ =
It __________ =
We understand =
You understand =
They understand =
To provide
I __________ =
You __________ =
He provides =
She provides =
It provides =
We __________ =
You __________ =
They __________ =
To intend
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To encourage
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To aspire to
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To derive
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To creat
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To make
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To become
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To enter
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To move
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
To help
I __________
You __________
He __________
She __________
It __________
We __________
You __________
They __________
PERSONAL PRONOUNS
(pronomes pessoais)
I = eu
You = tu ou você
He = ele
She = Ela
It = pronome neutro
We = nós
You = vós ou vocês
They = eles ou elas
Observações:
Ex: He is a good student (Ele é um bom aluno), She is a pretty girl (Ela é uma garota linda) e etc. Os pronomes ele e ela são os sujeitos das duas orações.
Ex: It is not a good game. (Não é um jogo bom), They are not bad boys (Eles não são gorotos ruins), etc.
Ex: Are you tired? (Você está cansada?), Am I late? (Estou atrasado?), etc.
Welcome to our blog! !Bienvenidos a nuestro blog!
Todoy we are going to study English for specific purposes.
Vamos a estudiar el Idioma inglés para fines específicos.
Conversation One – Conversación Uno
Check-in Clerk: Here’s your boarding pass, Sir. Flight UT 274 to Lima. Seat 15-O (fifteen – Oh). Gate 9 at twelve o´clock am.
Mark: Thank you very much.
Vocabulary I
Here’s: aqui está(Português) . Aquí está (español).
Boarding pass: cartão de embarque.
Flight: Vôo.
Seat: poltrona.
Gate: Portão.
Homework
01) Write a similar dialogue with a friend of yours and after that roleplay it.
Conversation Two. Conversación Dos
Flight attendant: Good afternoon, Sir. What’s your seat number?
Mark: Let me see! that’s 15-O (fifteen – Oh).
Flight attendant: That’s on the right side of the airplane. It’s by the window.
Mark: Thank you.
Vocabulary II
Let me see: Deixe-me ver.
That’s: é, está.
Left side of: lado esquerdo de(a,o)
Conversation Three. Conversación Tres
Mark: Excuse me. You’re in my seat.
José: Sorry?
Mark: That’s my seat. 15-O (fifteen – Oh).
José: This is 14-O (fourteen – Oh).
Mark: No it isn’t.
José: Where is fourteen – Oh?
Mark: That’s fourteen – Oh, there, over there.
José: Oh, yes. It is. You’re right. Sorry.
Vocabulary III
Excuse me: Com licença.
Sorry?: Perdão, desculpe ou repita por favor.
There: lá, ali.
You’re right: você está certo.
ESPAÑA – MADRID
EL CAMINO DE SANTIAGO, ORIGEN Y RECORRIDO
¿Conoces la historia de santigo de compostela?
Vamos a mirar este vídeo.
Vamos a mirar un nuevo vídeo.
La ciudad de Córdoba
¿Te gustan los comics?
¿Son los comics, materiales solo para trabajar con niños o jovencitos?
Pulsa aquí, en la direccion para mayores informaciones.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Agora/1028/Mafalda/Mafalda.html
No más trabajo infantil callejero
¿Hay trabajo infantil en Brasil? ¿También hay niños vendendo objetos en las señales de transito en las grandres ciudades de Brasil? ¿Y en los países de hispanoamerica?
Pulsa aquí y Lee lo que hay en el websítio de BBC.