Sunday, December 19, 2010
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
TOURISM GLOSSARY 1
Saturday, November 27, 2010
TOURISM GLOSSARY 1
TOURISM GLOSSARY 1
SOURCE
Man is reserving a room |
2. Drinks: any liquid that is swallowed to quench thirst, for nourishment, etc.; beverage.
SOURCE
diffent types of drinks |
Friday, November 26, 2010
SIMPLE TENSE RULES / ON LINE PRACTICES
Friday, November 19, 2010
TOURISM 3 / MID-TERM ON LINE PRACTICE
1. PRACTICE 1
2. PRACTICE 2
3. PRACTICE 3
Saturday, November 13, 2010
VIDEO / INTRO PANAMA
Saturday, November 6, 2010
TOURISM /ENGLISH 3
WHAT IS YOUR MAJOR EXPECTATION THIS PERIOD IN THE ENGLISH CLASS LEVEL 3?
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
ENGLISH II/IV VOCABULARY 1
Print it and complete it.
Include this document in your English portfolio.
DUE DATE: Sept. 24/2010
TOURISM VOCABULARY 1
arrival, departure, agency, baggage, breakfast, guests, manager, service, tour, brunch, brochure, reservation, cashier, check in, check out, hotel, parking, fare, key, forecast.
Monday, August 23, 2010
ENGLISH 2 / BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
This course is designed for students whose English level is intermediate. Oral and written activities will be practiced in class to develop communicative skills among students. Grammar rules and phonetics will be explained to enhance students pronunciation and fluency. In addition, business technical glossary will be discussed and used in class.
TASKS FOR OCT 2/2010
1. Write a summary about the video "Welcome to Panama" (www.youtube.com)
2. Oral Presentation about a Survey (discover something at UAM)
3. Work on the book (until the page we discuss in class)
4. WORK ON YOUR BLOG EVERYDAY
TASKS FOR OCT. 9/2010
1. book pages (85-86-87)
2. work book units 7-8 must be completed
3. presentation of the visual aid (BUSINESS IN PANAMA)
4. quiz 1 (IN THE PLATAFORM ALS)
GLOSSARY 2
DUE DATE: OCT. 16th
IN YOUR BLOG:
1. type the word and definition in ENGLISH.
2. type a sentence using the glossary word.
3. insert a picture or photograph that illustrate the glossary word
budget, investment, currency, assets, infocomerce, contract, mission, vision, personnel, proposal, agreement, approval, guarantee, quality, risk, strategy, demographic, ad, goods, SWOT
ENGLISH 4 MARKETING/ACCOUNTING
English Iv is designed for students whose English level is between intermediate and advanced. Students will participate actively in speaking and writing activities to promote communication. Grammar rules and phonetics will be analyzed to enhance students profiency in the English language. Especific terms will be studied to improve technical vocabulary in the business field.
TASKS FOR OCT 2/2010
1. Write a summary about the video "Welcome to Panama" (WATCH IT HERRE)
2. Oral Presentation:
Marketing Group: Promoting an Original Product.
Accounting: Survey (discovering something at UAM)
3. Work in the book (until the page studied in class)
3. REMEMBER TO WORK ON YOUR BLOGS EVERYDAY
TASKS FOR OCT 9/2010
1. work in the book contents (p. 84 and 88)
2. work book (units 7 and 8)
3. present the visual aid about BUSINESS IN PANAMA (Carroucel Technique)
4. remember to work in the blog
GLOSSARY 2
In your blog:
1. copy the word
2. define the word in English
3. Type one sentence using the glossary word.
4. Insert a picture or photograph.
ad, banner, creative, strategy, infomercial, jingle, risk, goods, promotion, publicity, quality, slogan, vision, newspaper, news, draft, script, demographic, survey, SWOT.
ENGLISH 1 TOURISM
English 1 is taught to students whose English lever is between basic and intermediate. Speaking and writing information are active part of classes in which students will enhance their communicative skills in the tourism field.