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When you open it, you can see the responses.

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Let it ride (Let it happen, go for it)
shared economy
equity incentives - taking ownership in an incentive
pass on
gaining traction

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The master list for articles

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Here is the language to talk about change in a business setting that we were working on. This should be helpful when writing about that graph.

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Page 7: Adjectives 1
Page 48: Personal Qualities

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Here is a link to Adobe Spark Video online:
https://spark.adobe.com
Here is a link to it on the appstore for iPhone or iPad:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-spark-video-animated-videos-in-minutes/id852555131?mt=8

So once you've created an account and you're in, you can choose to create a new video.

It will ask you to make a title, then it will show you some templates.  I suggest you try "Teach a Lesson"

You should have these slides:
Overview
Concept
Example
Explanation
You Try It
Summary

If you click on one of the slides it will tell you what you should include.

So if you find the time, try to make a short presentation to teach something.  You can record or practice recording what you will say by holding down the red microphone button.  Let me know if you have any questions!

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I found this book which I think will be an excellent resource for you!
I would like for you to do the exercises on Pages 26 (Phrasal Verbs 1 - Only If you enjoy crosswords) and 29 (Phrasal Verbs 3).  You can even check your answers at the end of the book.

To clarify, that is pages 26 and 29 as shown at the bottom of each page. This may be different than the actual PDF page.

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Some phrases used during the lesson:
Well, what had happened was...

Lingering- lasting for a long time or slow to end.

The "Things Moms Say" video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERFGdmxPAYI

Homework:
Bring 2 questions on the Dear Mom audiobook

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Yes-man- A weak person who always agrees with their political leader or their superior at work.

Moonlighter- to hold a second job especially at night

A happy camper- someone who enjoys their work and has no grievances

Toxic employee- Employees motivated by personal gain (power, money, fame or special status). They use unethical, mean-spirited and sometimes illegal means to manipulate and annoy those around them. Also used for employees who complain or have a bad attitude.

A whizz kid- A young person that is very skilled and successful

Rat race – People who compete for success in business

Out of the loop- if employee is excluded from decision-making or information

Graveyard shift- A work shift that runs through the early morning hours, typically covering the period between midnight and 8 a.m.

Cushy job- A job involving little effort for ample rewards; easy and profitable

Collective bargaining - Negotiations between employers and workers' representatives over wage increases and conditions

Lightning Round Words:

Relocate

Downsize

Expand

Renew

Promote

Enforce

Sick leave

Pay increase/pay raise

Trial period/probationary period

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You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.

The bar chart shows the number of times per week (in 1000s), over five weeks, that three computer packages were downloaded from the internet.

Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

Write at least 150 words.

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Check out this Ted Talk and take a look at the handout that follows for next session!
http://www.ted.com/talks/daniel_levitin_how_to_stay_calm_when_you_know_you_ll_be_stressed