10' Writing 4

“Describe your ideal life 15 years from now.”

It’s difficult to know what I will be doing 15 years from now, but I think that in 2033 I will be studying Medicine at University. I will be finishing my degree. I don’t know if I will have a boyfriend but I would like to. I will have a dog and I will be working to earn a bit of money to travel with my brother.

I think I will live here to study my degree and then I will go abroad.

Àfrica S.

4^th ESO B

My ideal life in 15 years from now will be in London I will be working there but I don’t know where. I will have a good life.  When I was 30 years old, I would have a black belt in taekwondo and I would be the Spanish champion.

I will live with my girlfriend and I won’t have any child.

Alex M.

4^th ESO A

In my ideal life I will live in a house with my husband. I will be creating my own family and I will have one daughter named Ivette and one son named Julen.

I will be working in a Primary school.

Anna F.

4^th ESO A

15 years from now I will be working as an engineer. I will be living in New York, travelling around the world with people from different cultures and my friends.

Gabriela C.

4^th ESO B

Hurricane Maria. Visual Thinking

Hi!

The students of 4th ESO have been practising the Visual Thinking in one activity related to the effects of the hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.

10' Writing 3

Do you believe in luck? Are you superstitious? If not, why do you think some people are?

“I’m not a superstitious person. For me, it’s stupid to think that if I see a black cat, I’m going to have bad luck. In fact, I don’t believe in luck. The superstitions for me are people’s explanation to verify those things we don’t understand. I respect everybody who thinks that luck is their actions’ responsibility, but, in my opinion, they are only the consequences of our acts.”

Emma G.

4^th ESO A

“I don’t believe in luck because everything happens as a consequence of a decision that you took before. I neither believe in superstitions because they are an invention of the society. I think that some people are superstitious because everyone needs to believe in something. Some people believe in God, and another people in bad luck, or just in seeing a black cat!”

Judit L.

4^th ESO A

“It depends. I mean that I believe just in some superstitions, and I do it because my grandmother explained them to me. So, I believe because she was right most of the time as she was very smart.”

Ainara J.

4^th ESO B

“I’m not superstitious, I don’t believe in luck, but I respect people who believe in luck and are superstitious.”

Huan Z.

4^th ESO B

10' Writing 2

PROMPT 1:

Would you rather be very beautiful or very smart?

"I prefer to be smart because being smart opens to me the doors of all jobs and I can get a lot of money to pay the surgeries to be more beautiful. People prefer personality and feelings, so being smart is always better.”

Víctor F.

4th ESO A

"I prefer to be smart because your appearance can change during your life. If you are very beautiful but you are not intelligent, people can be tired of you after a time. Finally, if you are smart, you can get a good job, and this is not always possible if you are only beautiful."

Marina C.

4th ESO A

“I prefer to be both things because if you are beautiful, it is only useful to be famous or a model. On the contrary, if you are smart, it is only for your studies. So, I prefer to be beautiful and smart because it is useful for many things as beauty is in the inside too.”

Eider C.

4th ESO B

“I prefer to be smart because I can get a job very easily.”

Dani C.

4th ESO A

10' Writing: 1

PROMPT 1:
Should cameras on drones watch all public spaces to prevent crime, or is this a violation of privacy?

“I think it is a good idea to use cameras on drones in public spaces because the security will improve a lot. Committing a crime would be almost impossible, so people will be like an army and life will be boring.”

Xènia L.

4^th ESO A

“For me, it is a good idea that drones and cameras record the public spaces to control the criminals. Thanks to this, it will be easier to identify criminals, and this is not a violation of privacy because it is a public place and there are many people there.”

Íker C.

4^th ESO A

“In my opinion, cameras on drones are a violation of privacy, but sometimes they can record actions that can help lawyers. For example, if there is a raping or any crime in the street, drones with cameras could help people to discover who the guilty person was. But I still think it is a violation of privacy because someone can record you without your permission.”

Laura P.

4^th ESO B

“I think that cameras on drones are okay for some reasons because you can find some things that you can’t see. However, if the drone goes to a private zone, this can be a violation of privacy. People who live there can go to the police and denounce you.”

Sara C.

4^th ESO B

Science Blogs

During this school year, the students of 2^nd ESO, in the optional subject of Science, have been learning the different systems that form the human’s body.

To make the classes more dynamic, we separated the class into different heterogenic groups. Each member of each group, had to research different contents about a specific system, like how it works, the main organs or the most important diseases. Then, each person takes responsibility for a specific role in the group. When we had researched the information, we put it in a web page that we had created by ourselves. When all the groups finished the web page, we presented it to all the schoolmates.

We have learnt and enjoyed a lot with this optional subject!!!

If you want to see one of our projects, here you have the link:

https://hi514.webnode.es/

Laia G. C.

2nd ESO B

Sportfolio

Hi bloggers!

Do you like basketball? Here you have a review of the class that we prepared for our partners in Sports class. It includes what we have learnt, and what we liked the most. Enjoy!!