Musings and Meanderings
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Thursday, September 9th
Depending how long you`ve been in the Evening Class, tonight you did one of two things. Either you took your Exit Assessment, or worked on Paragraph Writing (LINC 5).
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Wednesday, August 26
Cranberries, A North American Superfruit (LINC 4: Health and Safety: pgs. 471-474)
How to Prepare a Healthy Snack (LINC 4: Health and Safety: pgs. 476-477)
Cranberries, A North American Superfruit (LINC 4: Health and Safety: pgs. 471-474)
- Discuss cranberries and other fruits native to North America
- Discuss what a superfood/superfruit is
- Listen to the Audio twice and complete Exercise 1 and 2
- Use Exercise 3 to reconstruct the recipe in the Audio for Cranberry Sauce
How to Prepare a Healthy Snack (LINC 4: Health and Safety: pgs. 476-477)
- Discuss what a "Healthy Snack" is and isn`t. Get examples from the class.
- Explain the task to the class (i.e. that they are going to describe a recipe for a healthy snack to a partner).
- Hand out the "Prepare to Speak" handout and go over the instructions with the class.
- Have students fill out the handout while providing any assistance they might need.
- Before the students begin describing their recipe to their partner, go over the Listener Roles (distribute "Prepare to Listen" handout)
- Partners describe their recipes for healthy snacks to each other.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Genetic Testing (Canadian Concepts 6: Unit 8: pgs 91-98)
- Discuss Medical History (i.e. what is it? who has the right to know?) pg. 91
- Read "The Human Genome Project" and choose the correct grammatical strutures (pg. 92)
- Read "Genetic Job Loss" and discuss the issues and comprehension questions (pg. 93)
- Review vocabulary in the "Language and Culture" section (pg. 95)
- Watch "Your Genetic Profile" video twice and answer questions (pg. 98 A)
- Write answers to the opinion/fact questions (pg. 98 B)
- Prepare for debate on the issues of genetic research (pg. 129)
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Resumes
- What are the elements common to all resume formats?
- Format your personal information and discuss what information is required on a resume
- Add in an Objective section and fill in your career objective
Interviews
Job specific interview questions
Social Work
- Sample Job Posting http://www.mhc.ab.ca/services/student-career-services/download/AADAC%20Job%20PostingII.pdf
- Social Work Career Centre http://careers.socialworkers.org/findajob/interviewQs.asp
- Social Work World http://pages.prodigy.net/volksware/socialworkworld/questions.htm
Listening Practice
- Information Interviews (LINC 5-7 Classroom Activities//Audio 4.3)
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Resumes
look on the RESUME page (on the left) for more information- choosing the best format (chronological, functional, job specific, or combination)
- collecting your information
- organizing your information
- formatting your information
Interview Skills
- Use the worksheets titled "Mock Interview."
- Complete the introductory tasks.
- Practice the mock interviews with a partner and then your instructor.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Resume Writing
- Finish the resume worksheets in your file (started last week).
- Using the computer, start typing in your information using the same categories as the worksheet (i.e. do not format it into any type of resume just yet). Spell check your work and save it to the desktop.
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