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Due Date: Wednesday December 11 - DAY 4
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Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
Writing Emails to Teachers, Coaches, Adults
This is not to discourage students from writing emails to ask questions and continue positive dialogue with their teachers, however the purpose of this post identify the teachable moment before you...
Any email, despite it's content, is comparable to writing a cover letter for a job or scholarship. There are certain formal techniques which should be applied.
Basic Outline:
Dear _______________,
1st paragraph - state why you are writing. Use complete proper sentences. Do NOT use text slang, acronyms, or any other colloquialism that would give a potential employer a reason not to choose you.
Are you informing, or persuading? Does your paragraph get to the point? Do the sentences flow logically?
2nd paragraph - if needed - state any questions, or concerns you have. If you are writing to complain, or ask for an extension, provide a reason.
Sincerely/Respectfully/Regards,
Your Name
Your Class
Your School <if you are writing someone outside of your school>
Most teachers have a preset signature block with their emails. Use that as an example.
Taking the time to write a teacher an email shows that you are interested in your learning. Taking the time to write a proper email demonstrated that you are invested in your learning. Every opportunity you have while your at school is an opportunity to learn something new, try something again, and master something known.
Any email, despite it's content, is comparable to writing a cover letter for a job or scholarship. There are certain formal techniques which should be applied.
Basic Outline:
Dear _______________,
1st paragraph - state why you are writing. Use complete proper sentences. Do NOT use text slang, acronyms, or any other colloquialism that would give a potential employer a reason not to choose you.
Are you informing, or persuading? Does your paragraph get to the point? Do the sentences flow logically?
2nd paragraph - if needed - state any questions, or concerns you have. If you are writing to complain, or ask for an extension, provide a reason.
Sincerely/Respectfully/Regards,
Your Name
Your Class
Your School <if you are writing someone outside of your school>
Most teachers have a preset signature block with their emails. Use that as an example.
Taking the time to write a teacher an email shows that you are interested in your learning. Taking the time to write a proper email demonstrated that you are invested in your learning. Every opportunity you have while your at school is an opportunity to learn something new, try something again, and master something known.
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
GRADE 7 FRENCH
This week in French class we are conjugating IR verbs and practicing reading the play script Salut mon ami.
At home, students should memorize the endings for IR verb conjugations. There will be a test on IR verbs on Tuesday, December 17th. It will also include ER verbs that we've already studied, so review those again.
Students can practice the pronunciation of the script Salut mon ami by listening to the play on the DVD while following along in their at-home study package.
At home, students should memorize the endings for IR verb conjugations. There will be a test on IR verbs on Tuesday, December 17th. It will also include ER verbs that we've already studied, so review those again.
Students can practice the pronunciation of the script Salut mon ami by listening to the play on the DVD while following along in their at-home study package.
GRADE 8 FRENCH
This week in French class we are conjugating IR verbs and practicing reading the play script Salut mon ami.
At home, students should memorize the endings for IR verb conjugations. There will be a test on IR verbs on Thursday, December 12th. It will also include ER verbs that we've already studied, so review those again.
Students can practice the pronunciation of the script Salut mon ami by listening to the play on the DVD while following along in their at-home study package.
At home, students should memorize the endings for IR verb conjugations. There will be a test on IR verbs on Thursday, December 12th. It will also include ER verbs that we've already studied, so review those again.
Students can practice the pronunciation of the script Salut mon ami by listening to the play on the DVD while following along in their at-home study package.
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