Thursday, 15 December 2016

First term- SELF ASSESSMENT (English)

This first term was amazing. I like so much how our teacher teach us, it is really entertaining.
What I liked most was the video clip; the final result was really funny, and I think all of us did our best.
I think my strength is listening, because I normally listen music in English, and it helps me to understand what people say. Also, I enjoy writing, because I like it so much, and it is a good way to correct my mistakes. My weakness is speaking. Last year when we make oral projects in front of the class, y felt really embarrassed. I'm working on that! Now, I understand a lot better grammar, and this term we practise a lot that, and I think is easier for me now.
This term, I didn't did the best o me. Next term I should study more, especially vocabulary. 
To practise my English outside class, I usually listen English music, and some times I watch films in English with subtitles.
Definitely, this term I learnt a lot about so many things, Aborigines in Australia, movies... Also, I learnt a lot of things in Clarissa's lessons. They were really enjoyable, funny and entertaining.
Next term will be as this or better! Thank you so much for teaching us!



Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Geography glossary- Population

-Birth rate: total number of live births per 1000 of a population in a year.

-Death rate: (mortality rate) measure of the number of deaths that take plas in a population over a year.

-Natural increase: number of births minus the number of deaths.

-Infant mortality rate: number of deaths of infants under one year divided with the number of deaths in a year, per 1000.

-Life expectancy: average years that one person may expect to live.

-Birth control: method or devise used to prevent pregnacy.

-Dependent population: part of the population that does not work and relies on others for the services they consume.

-Dependency ratio: age population ratio of thos tipically not in the labor force.
-Family planning:practise of controlling the number of children in a family and the intervals between their births.
-Population piramids/age-gender structures: diagrams that decipt the distribution of the population at a particular time and location.

-Replacement rate

-Fertility rate: number of children that would de born to a woman over a lifetime.

-Ageing population: in developed countries, the number of young people is smallest than the number of old people.

-Population distribution and population density

-A more economically developed country (MEDC) and less economically developed country (LEDC)

-Overpopulation and under population


Monday, 5 December 2016

English Glossary-
Days 22,23,28, 29,30 and 1, November and December 2016

Movie genres
Villain= villano
Actor/actress
Stunts= dangerous scene in a film
Bankrobbers= thief that steals from banks
Ruthless hoodlums= matones despiadados
Plot= the story

Dull= boring
Hilarious= very funny
Disappointing
Enjoyable= gives pleasure (agradable)
Entertaining= interesting (entretenido)
Pretty fun
To more
Though (don't spend too much money)
Profitable= when you don't get money
Box office= theatre (taquilla)
Income can come
Income= personal earings (renta)
To realease
Matinee
Rating
Sequel= a movie that continuous the story of a previos film
Hit
Bombed
I was on the edge of my seat!
Breathtaking= amazing
Special effects
Acting
Left something to be desired
Trailer= summary of a movie
I have a hard time= I have a hard time
Premise= the idea or concept
Intriguing
Hand to follow
Twist= unexpected turn of events
Implausible=too unlikely, not probable, too difficult to believe
Ruined it= made it bad
Feel-good
Touching= affected you emotionally in a pasitive way