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News image Screen Shot 20201015 at 110513 Blog | SecondaryBlog | Secondary Blog
Using Your Home Language to Make Meanings.
As a language teacher, I find it incredibly interesting that two people from two separate and distinct cultures can experience the same thing and it will mean both the same and different things to each of them. Take a sign that we are seeing increasing more often in the world:
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BCB Weekly Newsletter (2nd of October 2020)
Dear Parents, It is hard to believe and difficult to comprehend that I have now been in Brazil for two months and have not yet met all your children in school. In a year of many firsts, many adjustments, great compromise and challenges, it is actually with great pride that we have reached the end of the first term of this academic year.
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Finding Your Voice Through Creativity
Have you been procrastinating more than usual during lockdown? Are you finding it more difficult to bridge the gap between work and downtime?
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How about read a Story with Michele and Barack Obama?
The former First Lady and President of The United States of America will read one of their favorite books with us.
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A Screen-Free Half Term
As half-term nears, we are presented with a golden opportunity to power down our devices and disconnect from the online world with no virtual deadlines to meet or conference calls to attend. I, for one, intend to embrace it fully!
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What is a Galaxy?
You certainly heard about this before, but do you really know what exactly is a Galaxy? A Galaxy is a huge collection of gas, dust, and billions of stars and their solar systems.
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Do you want be a Scientist?
We're fascinate for the creation of our great scientist int he world. But have you imagine yourself being a scientist?
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Do you know the Difference between Weather and Climate?
NASA, that's right, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will help us to find out the difference between this two things that might be similar, but have their differences. So press play and have fun.
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What is Coronavirus?
Do you want to learn about the COVID-19? Take a look at this video with Dr. Panda
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Hair Love
Hair Love, an Oscar®-winning animated short film from Matthew A. Cherry, tells the heartfelt story of an African American father learning to do his daughter’s hair for the first time.
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Real Life Robots vs. Star Wars Robots
Do you know the difference between real life robots and the ones you see in movies like Star Wars? Well, you might not know, but we have a lot of robots aroud us doing their jobs everyday. If you want to learn abou them just click on link bellow to acess the Science World Magazine.
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MIT Challenge - Living in Space
Today was an exciting day for our primary students at BCB.  We officially launched our first MIT Challenge of the year and it is called Living in Space, inspired on researches from the MIT Expert Dr. Ariel Ekblaw.
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BCB Weekly Newsletter (25th of September 2020)
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Maths - Keep at it… Only a Hundred to Go!
A lot of people remember doing hundreds of very repetitive questions in their maths classes. Is there a point to such repetition?
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Skills Our Children Have Learnt During the Pandemic
If anyone asked you what your children have learnt during the pandemic, what would you answer? They’ve learnt to wash their hands and wear face masks? Most are probably computer geniuses by now? We may well have created a generation of future ‘Bill Gates’ or ‘Steve Jobs’ thanks to online schooling and virtual playdates!
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Weekly Newsletter (18th de september 2020)
This particular newsletter was written on Wednesday, after the delayed announcement about a reopening date for schools in Sao Paulo. If that has changed you will already have received a separate communication, if not, a communication will be released as soon as we have official news.
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Modern Foreign Language - Reading and Writing Project in Portuguese Lessons
In our Secondary blog, the importance of reading has been highlighted. And I could not agree more. Reading is definitely the extension of school in our lives. It enables us to contemplate how people can express themselves, in diverse manners. It is astonishing how plastic language can be!
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Primary Blog - Acceptance
Throughout the last six months, we have all had to experience change that none of us could ever have imagined. This huge shift has meant that the defining boundaries between the different areas in our lives and our relationships have been scrambled and we have been presented with many challenges. For most of us, our natural instinct, when faced with change of this level, is to avoid it. Just as we automatically recoil when we unexpectedly happen upon a dangerous animal or we instinctively pull our hand away from a hot stove, we naturally try to put upsetting thoughts and feelings out of mind. However, we cannot escape the reality of what is happening and we cannot resist the change that has occurred in all of our lives, instead we need to actively accept that there are many things that are out of our control and surrender to this change. As the pandemic that many thought would pass within weeks stretches on into the foreseeable future and becomes our new reality, we are faced with how to cope with the mental health effects. When life is not exactly as we want it to be, it can be helpful to turn our minds towards acceptance.
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BCB Weekly Newsletter (11th of September 2020)
Dear Parents, Strong relationships between home and school are the most important way to positively engage and triangulate information between you, the teacher, your child and their learning. I believe that at times like now, these relationships are getting stronger. Contact between student and teacher are closer and more frequent through the screen, and I know parents are more actively involved in their child’s learning supporting at home and contact between teacher and parent often increased to support your child, technically and educationally.
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First STEAM Challenge
The first STEAM challenge of the year was released last week - The coronavirus replica!
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