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Educación Accede al portal de la Consejería de Desarrollo Educativo y Formación Profesional de la Junta de Andalucía

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Future letter / time capsule

We will write (web)

Argumentative fun (10-minute rant) https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdo7YAnn/

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Autoenglish

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Twee

Audyo

Magic school

teachy

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Burlington beginners

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Reproducir un tráiler

How I've changed (over the school year)

Subtitulado de tráiler

Me, myself and I (past, present and future me)

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Lesson 1: choose a short clip (1-3 minutes) and copy the transcription.

Lessons 2, 3 and 4: change script including the given words (2).

Lessons 5 and 6: record the new dialogue.

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If they know, they raise their hands. (Tell them not to spoil the game)
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Write some examples on the board and explain order of adjectives. (sub...obj)

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- Ask me anything
- 4 things about me (I have / I can / I love / I don't like)
- Creative ways to introduce yourself: https://www.weareteachers.com/10-creative-ways-to-introduce-yourself-to-students-2/
- Encuesta (Plickers)

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If you're looking for a new and creative way to introduce yourself to students this year, we've got you covered! We gathered lots of terrific ideas, including some from teachers on the WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook. They range from quick and easy options to some that will take some planning, but they're all great ways to start the new year off on the right note.

1. Do a Teacher Feature on school social media

Lots of schools use their social media accounts to introduce teachers, like this example from @tstlongview. Propose the idea at your school, suggesting they do a teacher a day in the weeks leading up to back-to-school time.

2. Have last year's students introduce you

This fun learning activity not only allows your current students to introduce you to next year's class, it gives you a chance to get feedback about how this year has gone! See how this teacher runs the lesson with her students.

3. Send postcards to introduce yourself

No time for a full letter? Try postcards instead. "I took a picture of me playing fetch with my trusty golden retriever and sent it to each of my new students over the summer," James C. shares. "On the back, I wrote a short note introducing myself and telling them how excited I was to have them in my class." See how The Techie Teacher uses this idea here.

4. Show them a slideshow

Lots of teachers use a slideshow to introduce themselves. We've made it even easier to create one with our free editable template-grab it here!

5. Introduce yourself with a quiz

First-day quizzes are a really popular way to introduce yourself to students. Kahoot even has an easy-to-customize template just for getting to know your teacher! Lisa T. does a slideshow about herself on the first day and then follows up on the second day with a quiz to see how much they remember.

6. Share your talents

Students expect the usual bio intro-I'm Ms. Smith, I've been teaching for 10 year, etc. But why not open with a bit of pizzazz by sharing one of your unique talents with students? Play a song on your trumpet, pass out cookies you made, display a quilt you made. Opening up with something personal will encourage your students to do the same.

7. Plan a meet-the-teacher escape room

OK, we admit this is going to take some work. But it's a surefire way to amp up student excitement from day one! Set up an escape room to help kids learn more about you and explore the classroom at the same time. See how Mskcpotter does it here.

8. Play 20 Questions

After a brief introduction, open the floor to students' questions about yourself and the coming year. This is a great way to reveal students' wishes and hopes for the year as well as any concerns that are lurking beneath the surface. Be sure to have a "pass" option if students ask any questions that are too personal for you so you can deflect with good humor.

9. Use a student-created brochure

Emily F. lets her previous year's class help her introduce herself to incoming students. Then she gives a quiz to see if kids really took the time to read it! "At the end of the year, I have my students make a brochure for next year's students. If the kids read it, they get a lot of answers to my quiz questions right." Looking for a template? We like this one from Teacher Trap.

10. Decorate a Bitmoji virtual classroom

Whether you're teaching in person or online, Bitmoji classrooms are a fantastic way to show off your personality. This one from The Social Studies World of Ms. J has clickable images to take students to different important links. Learn how to create your own here.

11. Read, run, and write

Get your students working collaboratively and focusing on their writing skills right away with this activity from the Busy Teacher . Write a list of facts about yourself-your background, family, hobbies, etc.-and post several copies of the list in the front of the room.

Divide your class into small teams and give each team a sheet of paper. One student in each group will stay at their desk while the others take turns running up to the board, reading and memorizing as much as they can before running back to the student at the desk who will listen and write down what they're told. The first group to correctly write down the full list wins.

12. Build a word cloud

Word clouds are fun to make, and you can use this as an activity for all your students on the first day if you like. Make your own using instructions from Happy Hooligans using words that describe your background, hobbies, style, and more. Plus, check out these free word cloud generators for teachers.

13. Set up a question-and-answer match

Fourth grade teacher Lori Silviera shares this fun activity: "I make Q and A's on index cards about me," she says, "and then the students try to find a classmate who has the answer or question that matches the card they get. After they partner, the person with the question reads it and then the partner that has the answer reads it to the rest of the class. For example: How many pets do I have? (One cat named Lenny)."

14. Make a photo book to introduce yourself

Start the year by reading your kids a book that's all about you! Heidi J. says, "Last year, I made an 'ABC' photo book on Shutterfly and included one thing about myself for each letter of the alphabet. (And yes, I really had to stretch to figure out 'X' and 'Q.') After reading it to my students on the first day of school, I left it in the classroom library. The kids read it over and over again throughout the year." Learn how teacher Sarah Chesworth uses her autobiography with her class here.

15. Create a Fakebook profile

It's not a great idea to show students your real social media pages. Instead, create a "Fakebook" profile, like teacher Marissa Q. does. Use the free online tool, or mock up one on paper, sharing interesting facts, photos, and other info about you that you're comfortable with kids knowing.

16. Model a survey

Try this fun and educational activity from the Art of Education. Student questionnaires/surveys are a great way to get to know your students, and for students to have an opportunity to share things with you at the start of the school year. Ask things like, "Do you have a nickname or middle name that you go by instead of what is on the roster?" "What is your preferred pronoun?" "How do you like to receive feedback?" etc. We like this list of questions from the Inspiration Board.

17. Let students research your life

Introduce yourself to your students with a lesson on gathering info from trustworthy primary sources. "I give students a stack of primary documents from my life (letters, report cards, class pictures, etc.) with all the sensitive information blacked out," eighth grade teacher Phil L. says. "I ask the students to create a timeline from that information, hypothesize about what happened in the gaps, and draw conclusions about the kind of person they think I am."

18. Try a game of This and That

Your new students will love this hands-on "get to know you" game from Amateur Craft Hour. The game begins with the first person securing a ball of yarn to their wrist. Then, they choose a stick with a word written on each side-for example, fame and money. They choose which one they would prefer. Then, they ask those who would make the same choice to raise their hand and toss the yarn to one of them. Play continues until the yarn has woven quite a web illustrating that we are all connected in some way.

19. Hold a scavenger hunt

Jan R. expands on the research activity by turning her students into detectives. She puts all the documents in envelopes marked TOP SECRET and stashes them around her room. She even gives them magnifying glasses to read the fine print! Use the free printables from Moms & Munchkins to make this even more fun.

20. Introduce yourself in a movie

It's a bit more work, but teachers point out that you can use these to introduce yourself again and again. Plus, a movie works in both regular and virtual classrooms. Many teachers already have access to iMovie on their school computers. Learn how to use it here.

21. Introduce yourself on Flip

Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is the best interactive tool you're not using yet. It allows teachers and kids to record and safely post short videos ... and it's completely free! Record a Flip video to introduce yourself to students, then have them do the same. Whether you're teaching in person or online, this is such a fun way for everyone to get to know each other.

22. Let them do the math

Sneak a little math review into your teacher introduction with this clever idea! Come up with a series of facts about you that can be represented in numbers, then turn those into math problems. This works at a variety of grade levels, and kids always get such a kick out of it! Learn more from The Magnificent Fourth Grade Year.

23. Design a T-shirt

Wear your personality on your sleeve! Draw the outline of a shirt and decorate it with information about yourself. Have your students do the same and then use them to adorn your room, like Counseling Corner does. (Feeling ambitious? Decorate and wear a real T-shirt instead!)

24. Draw a name map

Mapping is an excellent writing strategy, and you can teach the concept early on with a fun name map. Create one to introduce yourself on the first day of class, then have your students do the same. Find out more from TeachWithMe.com.

25. Put together a name tent

Name tents work in traditional or virtual classrooms. In an in-person classroom, prop this on your desk for the first week or so. Online, post the image during breaks or leave it on the corner of the screen. (Kids can do this activity too!) Learn more from Spark Creativity.

26. Give them the scoop on you

Is there any cuter way to introduce yourself to your students? If you really want to guarantee yourself the "best teacher ever" award, you could have an ice cream sundae party to go along with it! Learn more from True Life I'm a Teacher.

27. Let your star shine

"Every week during the year, one student is Star of the Week and they get to display a collage of their favorite things in the classroom," says Judith G. "For the first week, I'm the star and my collage allows my students to get to know me." Use this example from Amanda Hager on Pinterest for inspiration.

28. Dress the part

"I know my students think of me as a bit of a geek (hey, what can I say, I'm a math teacher!) so I totally geek out for the first day of school," admits Greg S. "I wear a pi T-shirt and thick glasses and really play up the geeky math teacher thing." Want to go all out? Try these teacher dresses that make you look just like Ms. Frizzle!

29. Play Red Light, Green Light, getting-to-know-you style

Here's a fun twist on the classic "Two Truths and a Lie" (another teacher-introduction favorite). Line kids up on one end of the room or playground. Stand on the other side, and make a statement about yourself. If students think the statement is true, they take one step forward. If they're wrong, they go back to the start! The first student to reach you is the winner. Learn more about this unique way to introduce yourself from Rulin' the Roost.

30. Write an autobiographical poem

This idea comes from Brianna H., who says, "I like to do an autobiographical poem. I do a model about myself to use as a guide for them. Students write their own using the template and then write it on construction paper and cut out images to create a collage around it." See this project in action from Melulater.

31. Show them you're one part of the puzzle

Use this cute idea to introduce yourself and create a terrific back-to-school bulletin board all at once! Personalize your puzzle piece with pictures or facts about yourself. Have kids do the same, and put all the pieces together to make a terrific mural for your classroom. Learn more from Supply Me.

32. Assemble a picture collage

Use pictures to make a collage that tells kids about you with pictures instead of words. "We do a Get to Know Me in Pictures," says Paige T. "I made one for myself and I introduce myself to the whole class using mine." If you really want to get creative, make your collage in the shape of your silhouette. Learn how from Kix. (This works online too- try it using Padlet.)

33. Map out a timeline of your life

Draw a timeline on the whiteboard before you introduce yourself, suggests Jan R. As you share facts about yourself from different points in your life, have kids come up and add those events to the right place on the timeline. Make it even more fun by adding photos from your life, like this one from Surfin' Through Second.

34. Craft a get-to-know-you cloudburst

This simple and colorful craft lets students know what's important to you. Have them make their own so you can get to know them too. Hat tip to GuysTeachToo on Instagram for this idea.

35. Write a Mystery Box essay

Dawn M. explains, "I put 3 items that represent me in a bag and use it to teach the 5-paragraph essay format. Each item is one paragraph of my essay. Then I share my essay with the kids and pull each item out while reading that item's paragraph." She follows up by having kids write their own introductory essays using the same format. See how one teacher uses this activity at Welcome to Room 36!

36. Pop an emoji bubble

We love this clever little game that works with Google Slides and is perfect for virtual or traditional classrooms. Students pick an emoji and "pop" the bubble, and you answer the question to tell them a bit about yourself. Kids can play too! Get the game from SSSTeaching on Teachers Pay Teachers.

How do you introduce yourself to your students? Come share your ideas and get advice on the WeAreTeachers HELPLINE group on Facebook.

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Editor de texto profesional con reconocimiento de voz
Aplicación web libre de distracciones, rápida, fácil de usar y gratuita para dictado y escritura

Speechnotes es un potente bloc de notas en línea con reconocimiento de voz, diseñado para dar fuerza a sus ideas mediante un diseño limpio y eficiente, para que pueda concentrarse en crear.
Nos esforzamos por ofrecer la mejor herramienta en línea de dictado empleando tecnología de reconocimiento de voz de última generación para obtener los resultados más precisos que la tecnología puede lograr hoy en día, junto con la incorporación de herramientas integradas (automáticas o manuales) para aumentar la eficiencia, la productividad y la comodidad de los usuarios.

Funciona completamente en línea en su navegador Chrome. No requiere descarga, ni instalación ni tan siquiera registro, para que pueda empezar a trabajar inmediatamente.

Diseñado para inspirar la creatividad y mantenerle enfocado

Speechnotes está especialmente diseñado para proporcionarle un ambiente libre de distracciones.
Cada nota empieza con una nueva hoja en blanco totalmente despejada, para estimular su mente partiendo de cero. Todos los demás elementos excepto el texto en sí se desvanecen fuera de la vista, para que pueda concentrarse en la parte más importante - su propia creatividad.
Además de eso, hablar en lugar de escribir le permite pensar y expresar sus ideas con fluidez y sin interrupciones, lo que a su vez estimula el pensamiento claro y creativo. Las fuentes y los colores en toda la aplicación se diseñaron para ser nítidos y tener una excelente legibilidad.

Opiniones y comentarios de los usuarios

Solo hemos estado en el aire por poco tiempo y ya hemos aparecido en "ProductHunt" y otras revistas internacionales de tecnología. Pero de lo que nos sentimos más orgullosos es de los comentarios de nuestros usuarios. ¡Speechnotes es la aplicación de reconocimiento de voz mejor valorada en la tienda virtual de Chrome, con una puntuación de más de 4,5 estrellas! Muy por encima de otras alternativas en línea. Estas son algunas de las opiniones que nuestros usuarios dejaron en la tienda de Chrome:

"I would like to say that I am very pleased with this dictation plug in. It is better and much more accurate than the other two that I have tried. This is definitely my preferred dictation app.
In fact, I wrote this review using the app.
Thumbs up to the developers!!"

"It does what it says on the tin...& more. Priceless.
Tony Hawes. Whose faith has been restored in Apps by this one."

... And there are many more. Read all of them on the Chrome store

¡Muchas gracias! Sus comentarios son una gran fuente de motivación para continuar desarrollando grandes soluciones

Una alternativa gratuita a Dragon Naturally Speaking

Speechnotes es totalmente gratuito y comparable en cuanto a precisión a Dragon Naturally Speaking. Muchos usuarios nos dijeron que, en cierto modo, incluso supera a Dragon. Debemos mencionar, sin embargo, que Speechnotes es una alternativa a Dragon solo para fines de dictado, no para el control por voz de otros programas ni para la escritura mediante voz dentro de otros programas. Dragon posee estas capacidades adicionales. Sin embargo, si necesita dictar un artículo, encontrará que Speechnotes no solo es más barato, si no tal vez incluso mejor para usted.

Características diseñadas para aumentar la productividad y la eficiencia, tanto para el dictado por voz como para la escritura normal mediante teclado

Para muchos de nosotros, la escritura con el teclado es lenta y requiere mucho tiempo. Speechnotes le permite escribir a la velocidad del habla (habla lenta y clara).
Speechnotes le permite pasar de escritura por voz (dictado) a escritura mediante teclado a la perfección. De esta forma, puede dictar cuando sea conveniente y escribir cuando sea más apropiado. También puede dictar y editar el texto resultante inmediatamente, y continuar dictando. No se necesita cambiar el modo de la aplicación o incluso detener el dictado.
Inserte los signos de puntuación por voz (comandos de voz) o mediante un solo clic.

Otras características diseñadas para una máxima productividad en ambos tipos de escritura son:
Autoguardado que guarda el documento en tiempo real al realizar cualquier cambio, de forma que nunca tenga que preocuparse por ello.
Exportar a Google Drive (guardado en la nube) o descargar como documento a su equipo.
Enviar por correo electrónico o imprimir su nota con un solo clic.
Uso inteligente de mayúsculas automático al comienzo de las oraciones.
No requiere conexión, registro, instalación o descarga. Viene listo para ser usado. Entonces, ¿dónde se almacenan todas las notas guardadas automáticamente? Speechnotes almacena todos sus datos en su propio ordenador, a través de su navegador. La ventaja es que no tiene que iniciar sesión. La desventaja es que no se puede acceder a estos documentos desde otros equipos. Para eso, Speechnotes le permite exportar a Google Drive. Otra pequeña desventaja es que, después de muchas muchas notas, podría quedarse sin espacio de almacenamiento, por lo que es una buena práctica eliminar de vez en cuando las notas más antiguas que ya no necesita.
Uso ilimitado de forma gratuita.

Tecnología líder

Speechnotes se basa en motores de reconocimiento de voz de alta calidad de Google. De hecho, todo lo que dice se envía a Google, donde se interpreta utilizando potentes servidores y algoritmos paralelos, y es enviado de vuelta a Speechnotes como un flujo de posibles resultados de transcripción. Con el procesamiento adecuado de estos resultados y el conjunto de comandos a los motores de conversión de voz a texto, somos capaces de lograr resultados cuya precisión no desciende incluso cuando se compara con el software más profesional y caro disponible en el mercado. Añada la posibilidad de insertar puntuación con un clic y comandos de voz, y el uso inteligente de mayúsculas, y se obtiene una de las aplicaciones más avanzadas que existen.
Cuantitativamente, puede esperar niveles de precisión superiores al 90%.

Beneficios para la salud de la escritura por voz

Estar sentado frente a un ordenador, en general, puede dar lugar a diferentes tipos de lesiones por esfuerzo repetitivo (RSI) relacionadas con el uso de ordenadores. Para evitarlas, la mejor manera es no permanecer sentado frente a la computadora por largos períodos de tiempo. Pero, si tiene que hacerlo, debe ser especialmente cuidadoso con su postura. Puede leer más sobre esto aquí (http://rsi.unl.edu/). La escritura por voz es una de las principales maneras recomendadas para minimizar estos riesgos, ya que le permite sentarse cómodamente, liberando totalmente los brazos, las manos, los hombros y la espalda. Puede volver a escribir una vez que haya terminado de dictar, para realizar correcciones y editar el texto.

Instrucciones y consejos

Antes del uso:
Conecte un micrófono de alta calidad a su PC (si dispone de micrófono incorporado, es posible que ya sea suficientemente bueno).

Para el uso:
1) Haga clic en el micrófono
2) Solo para la primera vez: Su navegador abrirá una solicitud emergente para que permita que el sitio web pueda escuchar su micrófono. Haga clic en "Permitir".
3) Empiece a dictar. Hable despacio y con claridad. Deje espacio entre sus palabras y ponga énfasis en una dicción correcta para obtener mejores resultados.
4) Los resultados intermedios se mostrarán en la memoria temporal. Hay 3 maneras de finalizar y transferir los resultados de la transcripción de la memoria temporal al editor de texto en sí:
(a) Pulsar la tecla de "Enter" en el teclado
(b) Decir o hacer clic en un signo de puntuacion
(c) Esperar

Solución de problemas:
La causas más comunes de errores son:
1) Un problema de hardware con el micrófono
2) Un navegador distinto de Chrome
3) No se ha concedido el permiso para escuchar el micrófono
4) Chrome está escuchando el micrófono equivocado
Para solucionar los dos últimos problemas, debe hacer clic en el pequeño icono de la cámara en la barra de direcciones del navegador (aparecerá después de que haga clic en el micrófono) y, allí, configurar el permiso para Permitir speechnotes y seleccionar el micrófono correcto de la lista desplegable.

¿Quién puede beneficiarse de Speechnotes?

Cualquiera que esté cansado de la escritura habitual mediante teclado podría encontrar Speechnotes útil. También podría ser especialmente útil para las personas con dificultades para escribir. Estas dificultades podrían derivarse de un problema físico, o simplemente de no dominar la técnica de escritura con teclado desde una edad lo bastante temprana.
Además, las personas que escriben mucho como parte de su profesión o hobby podrían encontrar Speechnotes muy útil, ya que escribir con el teclado durante mucho tiempo puede resultar muy cansado, e incluso tener implicaciones médicas como efectos secundarios. Por descontado, los transcriptores (desde estudiantes hasta profesionales) encontrarán Speechnotes tremendamente útil, ya que pueden escuchar una grabación y repetir el discurso en el micrófono, para hacer que Speechnotes lo transcriba por ellos.

Compatibilidad y requisitos del sistema

Speechnotes es realmente una aplicación multiplataforma. Funcionará siempre que lo ejecute a través de un navegador Chrome. No se requiere ninguna instalación, espacio en disco o máquinas de gama alta. Se ejecutará sin problemas en su PC de escritorio, ordenador portátil y Chromebook. Puede probarlo en sus tabletas y teléfonos, pero es posible que tenga problemas con algunos dispositivos.

Privacidad

En Speechnotes valoramos su privacidad, y es por eso por lo que no almacenamos nada de lo que diga o escriba ni, de hecho, ningún otro dato acerca de usted. Su dictado se envía a los motores de conversión de voz a texto de Google para su transcripción.

Descargo de responsabilidad

A pesar de que lo intentamos, los resultados del reconocimiento de voz podrían no ser precisos. Además, Speechnotes es un servicio proporcionado TAL CUAL y no podemos garantizar su continuidad en el futuro. Por esa razón, y por la pequeña posibilidad de que se produzcan fallos de software, le recomendamos que exporte los textos importantes o bien a Google Drive o bien a su ordenador, para estar protegido contra la pérdida de datos inesperada. No nos hacemos responsables de la pérdida de datos o de las inexactitudes en el reconocimiento.

Apreciamos sus comentarios y su apoyo

Speechnotes fue desarrollado en 2015 por los equipos de Speechlogger y TTSReader con el fin de ayudar a la gente en todo el mundo a escribir sus ideas, historias y notas de una forma más fácil y cómoda. Es por eso que Speechnotes es gratuito y está disponible en línea para todo el mundo. La necesidad de una herramienta software de este tipo se hizo evidente a partir de los correos electrónicos con comentarios que recibimos de nuestros usuarios. Si tiene comentarios, ideas o peticiones, póngase en contacto con nosotros, estaremos más que encantados de escuchar sus sugerencias.
Si le gusta Speechnotes, le pedimos que nos muestre su apoyo puntuándonos en la tienda de Chrome, compartiéndolo con sus amigos, o mencionándonos en sus publicaciones y blogs. Sus amigos y seguidores lo apreciarán también. También puede contribuir con una pequeña donación (del estilo "cómprame un café").

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How to use story dice

As you can see above, you get five story dice (or nine dice, if you prefer), each with a random image on it. Your job is quite simply to turn these prompts into a story.

I recommend you try to work with the order they appear on the screen but if you're finding it tough, you can do some swapsies.

You also don't need to take the image literally. You can use the dice metaphorically or as representations of other concepts. For example, a slice of pizza could represent food in general, cutting a slice out of something, Italy, gooiness, a chef and a heap of other more obscure things. The job of the dice is not necessarily to provide you with literal objects to work with but concepts to nudge your thinking in fresh directions.

You may just want to dive in as soon as you see them, working from left to right as you try to incorporate each image into your yarn. Or you may want to be more strategic and work out the ending first, using the dice to work out how you're going to get to your big climax. Try different strategies to see what works best for you.

But let me give you an example. Imagine I was dealt these dice (I don't need to imagine because I just have been):

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