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Friday, June 2, 2017

June 2, 2017 - week 7 work



Week 7
Work

(Next week: Daily Living/Community Services)


  
SUMMER 2017 DATES

                                                                            pixabay.com


JUNE 8: NYC Public Schools off
JUNE 26: Last Day of NYC Public Schools

JUNE 30: NYPL Spring 2017 term ends

JULY 31: NYPL Summer 2017 term begins
AUGUST 26: NYPL Summer 2017 term ends……

OCTOBER 2: NYPL Fall 2017 Term begins





5 Ways to Find FREE IMAGES
Need images for student projects?
Google’s recent introduction of the “Explore” tool in Google Slides retained the option for students to find images for their slides, but removed the option to filter the images according to usage rights.
There are other ways to find free images to legally use in slides, videos and other multimedia projects. The video below demonstrates five tools that students can use to find free images.

 

Below you’ll find examples from these sources:
Wikimedia Commons
Flickr
Pixabay.com

When you Google for images:
·      type in what you’re looking for
·      click “images”
·      click “tools”
·      click “usage rights”
·      click “labeled for reuse”
·      download your images
You will find images from Wikimedia Commons, Flickr, picserver, pixabay and more. You can also directly go to pixabay.com (they ask for a donation if you download a lot). On the pixabay site, don’t use the top row, those are images are from Shutterstock, you have to pay.


 



 
    Wikimedia Commons

 

 Flickr



TEACHING RESOURCES


 Here’s a lesson plan for filling out a job application with great ideas from spelfabet.com



Many Internships Offer a Direct Path to Jobs

There is a nice page on the VOA website with audio and video concerning jobs that you could work into a lesson. Access it here: The VOA Page




INTERESTING READING

Welcome to Idiom 

 Spring 2017 Issue 

Each issue focuses on a theme of interest to ESOL professionals, such as the job market, technology, assessment, and teaching ESOL in the content areas. Articles cover a broad spectrum of ESOL instruction, including elementary,secondary, and higher education, intensive English programs, adult education, and teacher training. Besides theme-based articles, Idiom features the following regular columns: Book Reviews, Culture Notes and Promising Practices. Read the latest edition here:
Spring 2017 Idiom



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