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Higher education workbooks for International Baccalaureate
Spanish Ab initio Writing Exam Practice Workbook ☆ x20 Exam-style Questions
This workbook contains 20 exam-style questions with 3 possible text formats to choose from, just like the Spanish Ab Initio New Specification Official Papers (First Exams 2020).Included in this high-interest activity are:20 exam-style questionsWriting Paper Feedback SheetWriting Task Feedback SheetAssessment Criteria HandoutAnswers Topics included are: o Identidadeso Organización socialo Experienciaso Ingenio Humanoo Compartimos el planetaLet's Connect!YouTubePinterestInstagramFacebookVisit Ling
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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[Español/Spanish] [AP/Honors/IB] Advanced Spanish Class Packet
Includes: Readings, graphics, critical thinking questions, self-evaluation rubric, learning targets, and more! Review the present tense in context Review the two verbs that mean to be: SER and ESTAR To understand principal societies that shaped the culture, food, architecture, art and language of Mexico To help develop critical thinking skills: synthesizing, analyzing and interpretation Prepare background and cultural knowledge for our first unit: The Road to El Dorado1. I can talk about wh
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Power of States - IBDP Global Politics
In this lesson, students explore the power of states. It begin with a Nearpod which includes: A discussion on what gives states power and visuals that illustrate the economic, military and economic power of statesA video on the military power of the USThe results of the 2023 U.S. News & World Report’s global ranking of the most powerful statesExplanations, visuals and videos on 5 of the most powerful groupings of states through informal forums (G7, BRICS and G20) and IGOs (the P5 of the UN
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Global Actors: State and Non-State - IB Global Politics
Knowledge - The Theory of Knowledge series
Knowledge – this is the first in a series of three PowerPoint presentations designed to introduce the components of The Theory of Knowledge. This particular presentation along with the printable workbook looks at concepts of knowledge from the philosophical and the meaning of epistemology to the practical and the difference between ‘I know and ‘I believe’. Each slide has a sound track and the color and movement engages as do the YouTube links that have been chosen for relevance. Much of the foun
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Theory of Knowledge packet
Areas of Knowledge - the Theory of Knowledge Series
Areas of Knowledge - this is the third in a series of three PowerPoint presentations designed to introduce the components of The Theory of Knowledge. This particular presentation along with the printable workbook looks at the range of disciplines outlined in the areas of knowledge. Mathematics and the sciences with their logical approaches have been contrasted to the Religious and Indigenous Knowledge Systems. The scientific method is viewed in conjunction with approaches taken in the arts and h
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Theory of Knowledge packet
Ways of Knowing - the Theory of Knowledge series
Ways of Knowing - this is the second in a series of three PowerPoint presentations designed to introduce the components of The Theory of Knowledge. This particular presentation along with the printable workbook looks at how we know what we know. The conventional understanding achieved through things like reason and language is balanced with what we understand and appreciate through areas like faith and intuition. Memory and imagination are also explored as are emotion and perception. Each slide
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Theory of Knowledge packet
Shakespeare - Sonnets 137 to 146
Pity, flirtatiousness, frustration and outward appearances are all issues challenged by the poet in this series of sonnets. There are also some very unusual pieces where form and substance are challenged. The regular iambic pentameter is challenged in one work while romance is overtaken by spiritual concerns in another. The readings of the sonnets provide a perspective that reading alone may miss while the practical activities in the workbook allow students to explore, individually or in groups,
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 127 to 136
Shakespeare turns his attention from the beautiful youth to the dark lady. The reverence toward beauty and the examination of the human condition where love, jealousy and devotion were concerned give way to an earthier and bawdier examination of lust and desire. The readings on the PowerPoint may help with an appreciation of cadence and form while the practical nature of the workbook activities provide opportunities for individual and group work that will enable students and scholars to inch clo
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 111 to 120
This collection of ten sonnets challenges the very reality of a lover’s vision tempered as it is through seeing everything from the perspective of one’s love. There is also an appeal for pity as well as excuses made for infidelity. All in all, an intriguing combination that is explored through the practical workbook activities and with the assistance of the readings on the PowerPoint. The material is designed to supplement and complement approaches taken in class and tutorials.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 101 to 110
The mythological Muse, the sacrilegious mores of Christianity and the more human notion of infidelity are among the concepts and ideas touched on in this set of ten sonnets. The approach to the study of these sonnets is practical and encourages students to explore through an engagement with the works which sometimes even has them cutting the sonnet, literally, to pieces. The readings on the PowerPoint will also give students another means of access into these works.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnet 91 to 100
This collection of ten sonnets continues the journey of the poet from one enamored of his subject but also one who is willing to question a little more and offer warnings along the way. There is adoration and there are excuses made by the poet to ameliorate the conduct of his love but a more realistic tone starts to emerge – the warnings are an indication of this. We also see the beginning of the poet challenging the very Muse that once inspired him. Utilize the workbook activities and the readi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 81 - 90
A rival appears on the scene compromising the poet. At the same time, the true merit of praise is questioned. A parting of the ways between poet and lover is also happening leading to humiliation and recriminations. These ideas, the conceits Shakespeare utilizes, the poetic craft employed can all be explored and evaluated by choosing from the activities in the workbook and listening to the readings of the sonnets. A practical, hands-on approach is advocated to complement and supplement the appro
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 41 - 50
Jealousy, guilt and forgiveness are all apparent in this collection of ten sonnets. There is a separation that occurs which leads Shakespeare to transcend the physical constraints of distance by relying on his thoughts and reflections of the subject with whom he longs to be. The readings on the PowerPoint provide a starting point for further examination of the sonnets but the workbook provides practical activities for individuals and groups to enable them to examine Shakespeare's craft and the r
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - sonnets 31 to 40
Shakespeare's craftsmanship with words and the sonnet form is matched with his exploration of love and emotion which includes jealousy, delight, frustration and joy. It is in breaking with convention, addressing the majority of his sonnets to a young man and in his juxtaposition of opposites that Shakespeare delves into the complexity of human behavior. This collection of ten sonnets from sonnet 31 to 40 is part of an ongoing exploration where I have packaged the sonnets and made them available
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 71 - 80
Mortality, rivalry and frustration stand out as some of the themes emerging from this collection of ten sonnets. The prospect of death and how it affects a relationship, the emergence of some other love interest, and the challenge of constantly renewing ones craft are all fodder for exploration. The readings on the PowerPoint provide a first port of call when it comes to analyzing these works but it is in the practical activities which foster group work and learning by engagement that students c
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 61 - 70
A sense of mortality begins to pervade this set of ten sonnets. Whilst sonnet 61 harks back to the sense of separation explored earlier, what follows is a series of reflections on the inevitability of death and the fading of not just tangible things such as brass and stone and cathedrals and states but also the passing of beauty. The attached workbook with its practical activities encourages students to explore the structure, imagery, rhyme and meter - the elements of Shakespeare's craft - to ga
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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Shakespeare - Sonnets 147 to 154
This final set of sonnets sees the poet coming to a tragic end. There are allusions to fevers and plagues in this final set and a condemnation of the lady. Sonnet 152 virtually brings their association to an end. And then we see appeals to classical mythology but there is a more insidious undertone for the heat and fever alluded to is unquenchable and the burning a lot more debilitating. Just as with all the other sonnets, there are practical activities in the workbook that encourage individual
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnets 121 to 126
The sonnets traditionally associated with admiration for a youthful man end. It culminates in what could be an unfinished sonnet though there is speculation if that is so. What we have seen is a transition where the poet has played a more dominant role and must find ways to explain and excuse his conduct. This is in direct contrast to earlier sonnets when the poet felt enslaved by his love. The readings on the PowerPoint give dimension to our appreciation providing an aural sense of the meter, c
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnet 138
When my love swears that she is made of truth
There would seem to be value in telling lies. We deceive ourselves rather than be deceived by another. That mutual deception allows for love to flourish. It is an intriguing conceit used by the poet which enables one to question and fathom what love actually is. Students should be encouraged to explore this notion further through the activities in the workbook and by listening to the reading of the sonnet. As with all the other sonnets in this series
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnet 73
That time of year thou mayst in me behold…
There is a fear of diminishment as the poet contemplates his own mortality yet his thoughts remain for the subject whom he will leave behind. Shakespeare’s craft, the images he employs, the meter and the structure are all tools he holds in balance as he reflects on the outcome of his death which is accentuated by his unique imagination. Students are given the opportunity to grapple with these ideas by utilizing the workbook activities and the reading wh
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnet 43
When most I wink, then do mine eyes best see
The concept of contradiction permeates Shakespeare’s work. Here, the poet sees much more when his eyes ate closed than when open. His dreams add dimension to his feelings for the subject. This conceit is examined as is the poetic means by which this is achieved in the workbook and PowerPoint. The former has a series of activities for individual or group work while the latter has a reading that adds dimension to our understanding.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Shakespeare - Sonnet 145
Those lips that Love's own hand did make
Probably one of the more unusual sonnets, Shakespeare was obviously not averse to experimenting with form and structure. Argument abounds about just when this sonnet was written. It seems so simplistic. Students can explore more through the practical activities in the workbook and draw their own conclusions about the merit of this sonnet. There is also the reading which will assist in this process. As part of the canon we wonder where this sonnet should a
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Bee Positive Planner
Need a little motivation to "bee" more positive in life? Check out this beautifully designed Bee Positive undated planner. This is an excellent resource for teachers, parents, and students alike. You can print this resource and place it in a three-ring binder, or you can bind and create a spiral notebook. Print the extras of the pages you need. In this beautiful resource, you will receive 22 pages.Love this resource: Check out my other resources located here:Follow MyLocoLife store here:In t
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
IB Chemistry-Unit-1-Stoichiometry Workbook(Challenging Questions) Markscheme
IB Chemistry-Unit-1-Stoichiometry Workbook challenging questions detailed answer key
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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