Friday, 30 September 2011

Important Message For GPII Group 8 Module B2.3

Dear Students,

I have checked with the Course Director that it is OK for us to continue using English File 4 this term. Please bring your textbook along to class with you next Thursday and we will start work on Unit 5.

Have a good weekend.
Sean

Thursday, 29 September 2011

ECII Wednesday 28th September/GPII & SPIII Thursday 29th September

ECII GROUP 10 MODULE B2.1
WEDNESDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER 2011, 3PM
LESSON 2

CLASS

  • Error Correction
  • Language Leader Units 1.1 and 1.2 p. 6 - 9 Speaking, Reading, Vocabulary and Idioms.
  • Introduction to the continuous aspect.
HOMEWORK

GPII GROUP 8 MODULE B2.3
THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2011, 11:30AM
LESSON 1

CLASS
HOMEWORK
  • 8 New words
  • Set up self study folder/notebook/blog
SPIII GROUP 7 MODULE C1.1
THURSDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2011, 2:30PM
LESSON 1

CLASS
HOMEWORK



Tuesday, 27 September 2011


GPII GROUP 1 MODULE B2+1
FIRST LESSON TUESDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 2011, 2:30PM

CLASS
Needs Analysis
Vocabulary Strategies
Criminal Law
The difference between Judgment (decision, verdict) and Sentence (penalty, punishment)
You Be The Judge Case Studies

Homework

  1. Make sure you have a copy of the course book - Language Leader Advanced by next lesson. 
  2. Vocabulary: 8 new words for next week - see the link above on what you can do to remember them. Remember you need to use the word at least 8 times for it to become part of your active vocabulary.
  3. Start up your self study folder, notebook or blog. 
  4. Sentencing: Have a look at this website from the U.K. See how your sentence compares with the actual sentence passed. http://ybtj.cjsonline.gov.uk

Monday, 26 September 2011

GP III GROUP 1 B2+2

GPIII GROUP 1 MODULE B2+2
FIRST LESSON MONDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2011, 2PM

CLASS
Needs Analysis
Vocabulary Strategies
See: http://seansenglishclassroom.pbworks.com/w/page/41184334/Vocabulary
Criminal Law
The difference between Judgment (decision, verdict) and Sentence (penalty, punishment)
You Be The Judge Case Studies
http://www.georgeboyle.com/case1.html

Homework

  1. Vocabulary: 8 new words for next week - see the link above on what you can do to remember them. Remember you need to use the word at least 8 times for it to become part of your active vocabulary.
  2. Start up your self study folder, notebook or blog. 
  3. Sentencing: Have a look at this website from the U.K. See how your sentence compares with the actual sentence passed. http://ybtj.cjsonline.gov.uk/


Thursday, 22 September 2011

ECII Group 10 Module B2.1

ECII Group 10 Module B2.1
First Lesson Wednesday 21st September 2011



Class:
Group and Pair Work Discussion on:

  • Establishing Course Aims
  • English Learning Background
  • Vocabulary Strategies

http://seansenglishclassroom.pbworks.com/w/page/41184334/Vocabulary

Business Plans
Group Presentation and "Dragon's Den"Roleplay
http://seansenglishclassroom.pbworks.com/w/page/37941671/Business%20Plans

Error Correction:
Be careful of "false friends" e.g. 'society' instead of 'company', 'concurrence' instead of 'competition'.


Homework:
  1. Choose 8 new words to learn for this week - remember you need to do 8 things with these words to make them part of your active vocabulary (write an example sentence, note the spelling, pronunciation and collocations)
  2. Purchase a copy of the course textbook - Language Leader Upper Intermediate
  3. Watch the video below and answer the questions. 


"Dragon's Den"

Dragon's Den is a reality T.V. show in which entrepreneurs present ("pitch) their business ideas to a panel of multi-millionaire investors.

Watch the clip below:


How much money is he asking for?
What do you think of the idea?
What are some of the problems with the idea?
What are some of the questions that the Dragons ask?




Tuesday, 20 September 2011

Welcome to the Autumn Term 2011

Dear students,

Please check this blog regularly for lesson notes and homework.

I look forward to working with you all this term.

Sean