Sara's Tiny Corner

  Hello everyone! Below are the slides of the PowerPoint I prepared for the explanation of modal perfects in class.

Good morning! I have selected two videos from YouTube and I created a worksheet about them to do in class.  I leave them here for you! Videos:  The world of ASL interpreters: Austin City Limits: How sign language innovators are bringing music to the deaf: Worksheet:        1.Choose the correct option - What is the meaning of ASL? a) American Solo Language b) All Sign Language c) American Sign Language - In which year was sign language approved as an official language?  a) 1960 b) 1970 c) 1980         2. Mark whether these sentences are true or false. Correct the false ones. Sign language has its own rules of grammar and syntax. There are five parameters that everyone has to follow: handshape, palm orientation, forehead, movement and non-manual markers. Regarding palm orientation, your palm must be facing down or up. Non-manual markers are vital in conveying instrumental sounds. Some hard-of-hearing people might be able to hear highe...

Watch the following video:    Inclusion makes the world more vibrant Why do you think the boy says he doesn't want to be at the museum? What can museums do to be more inclusive? What is the message of the video?

  To be done in class by groups  Part 1 (day 1) WRITTEN PRODUCTION Make up a short story following the instructions below: There must be at least 3 characters The main character has to be a child You must mention one sport at least You must include at least four of these vocabulary items: Disability Equality Lack Misconception Overcome Take action Cope with In the long run Fulfil Hard-of- At the latest Stutter Accessibility Ramp Countless Struggle Fulfil Meet the Meaningful Mainstream About 100 words. Part 2 (day 2 - surprise) WRITTEN PRODUCTION Continue the story you started with your group, following these instructions: - Add one more female character  - You must introduce a dialogue  - An animal or pet must appear Keep in mind the narrative structure (plot and ending). Be original! About 150-200 words