Dear Students,
This week and next we will be looking at the history of algebra.
This document (click HERE) contains the entire text that we will use in class.
Best,
Sabrina
Monday, October 24, 2011
Hypatia homework
Dear Students,
Attached you can find the handout on Hypatia. This was homework from 2 weeks ago.
Hypatia homework.
Best,
Sabrina
Attached you can find the handout on Hypatia. This was homework from 2 weeks ago.
Hypatia homework.
Best,
Sabrina
Thursday, October 20, 2011
him? her? them? Which is correct?
Dear Students,
We will soon be reviewing these words in English.
Click here to practice object pronouns and see how they can help you in reading.
Online Quiz
Online explanation
Be sure you have the Hypatia homework completed for our next class!
We will soon be reviewing these words in English.
Click here to practice object pronouns and see how they can help you in reading.
Online Quiz
Online explanation
Be sure you have the Hypatia homework completed for our next class!
Monday, October 17, 2011
No classes this week
Dear Students,
Because of the seminar and/or strike tomorrow, there will be no English class as we agreed. Furthermore, because of the "claustro" on Thursday and Friday, we cannot have classes after 13:30 these two days. This means that our next class will be on Tuesday, October 25th. I would like to have an extra class on Thursday, Oct. 27th at 13:30. Does this work for you? Please, talk and let me know by e-mail or this blog (you can leave a comment) if this is OK. I will need to reserve a room!
Clarifications:
The next time we meet, we will continue with presentations.
Have a good week!
Sabrina
Because of the seminar and/or strike tomorrow, there will be no English class as we agreed. Furthermore, because of the "claustro" on Thursday and Friday, we cannot have classes after 13:30 these two days. This means that our next class will be on Tuesday, October 25th. I would like to have an extra class on Thursday, Oct. 27th at 13:30. Does this work for you? Please, talk and let me know by e-mail or this blog (you can leave a comment) if this is OK. I will need to reserve a room!
Clarifications:
The next time we meet, we will continue with presentations.
Have a good week!
Sabrina
Thursday, October 6, 2011
NEW date for presentations
Dear Students,
Because there is no class today, presentations on paradoxes will now be on Thursday, Oct. 13th.
See you on Tuesday!
Sabrina
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Zeno's Paradox
Dear Class,
Here is the handout for Thursday's class. It includes several fun links. If there is no class because of a march or strike, please complete before Tuesday, October 4th.
Click here.
See you all tomorrow!
Sabrina
Here is the handout for Thursday's class. It includes several fun links. If there is no class because of a march or strike, please complete before Tuesday, October 4th.
Click here.
See you all tomorrow!
Sabrina
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Let's practice "do" and "does"
Dear Students,
This class is not about grammar, however, it can be helpful and relevant to your interest to review the use of "do" and "does" and "am", "is" and "are". Here are some links for you to practice. Note, during the first week of October, you will have basic quiz on this material. The mark (result) will be part of participation.
EXERCISES:
Practice link 1: Do and does. click here.
Practice link 2: Do, does, and did. Click here.
Practice link 3: Am, are and is. Click here.
Practice link 4: is, are, do, does. Click here.
If you want to read a grammar explanation click here:
This class is not about grammar, however, it can be helpful and relevant to your interest to review the use of "do" and "does" and "am", "is" and "are". Here are some links for you to practice. Note, during the first week of October, you will have basic quiz on this material. The mark (result) will be part of participation.
EXERCISES:
Practice link 1: Do and does. click here.
Practice link 2: Do, does, and did. Click here.
Practice link 3: Am, are and is. Click here.
Practice link 4: is, are, do, does. Click here.
If you want to read a grammar explanation click here:
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