Como explorar a memória auditiva

Aprender através das letras de músicas é a estratégia preferida de alguns alunos, porque oferece uma maneira mais relaxante da apresentar uma linguagem nova, apesar da dificuldade em entender todas as palavras e do uso mais flexível da linguagem que as músicas atuais apresentam. A seguir, algumas idéias sobre como explorar esse tipo de memória auditiva estudando sózinhos

- Escute e cante músicas ou assista a videoclipes com as letras como este aí em cima que postei pra vocês, anote as palavras separando-as em categorias. Por exemplo, verbos, adjetivos ou até frases inteiras, e depois exercite-as oralmente.

- Ouça as músicas sem ler as letras, anotando passo a passo tudo que conseguir entender ou de três em três linhas.

- Crie o seu próprio exercício de completar, apagando algumas palavras das letras para depois completar as frases ao ouvir a música.

Se estas dicas forem muitos difíceis ou 'boring' just listen, listen, listen and sing, sing, sing........além de praticar o Inglês, talvez voce acaba descobrindo um novo talento.....brincadeirinhaaaaaa.....
Have a nice week. See you.

HALLOWEN - "Pumpkin artist" esculpe as faces dos candidatos a presidência dos US

"Pumpkin artist" Hugh McMahon unveils Halloween carvings of US presidential hopefuls Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain, in New York. McMahon, who has worked with the medium for over 30 years, spent seven hours carving their features.

In pictures: Wildlife Photographer of the Year - fonte BBC - Snowstorm leopard

Snowstorm leopard

A picture of an elusive snow leopard on a night-time prowl has won the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008 award.

The image was taken by Steve Winter, a photographer for National Geographic magazine, during a 13-month quest to capture a perfect image of the endangered species in its unforgiving habitat high in the mountains of central Asia.

Clash of Eagles [confronto de águias]

Clash of Eagles

The photo of a fight between two white-tailed eagles over the carcass of moose [alce, cervídeo] in the depths of a Polish winter secured the top prize in the Behaviour: Birds category for Antoni Kasprzak.

The competition, now in its 44th year, is run by BBC Wildlife magazine and London's Natural History Museum.

An exhibition of the best images from this year's competition opens to visitors of the Natural History Museum, London, on Friday, 31 October 2008

Deadlock [encruzilhada; paralização completa]

Deadlock

David Maitland's "deadlock" is this year's winner of the competition’s Behaviour: Other Animals category.

David said the photo was just a snapshot in the struggle between a tree-frog and cat-eyed tree-snake that lasted for hours through the night in the tropical forests of Belize.

Trouble-maker

Italian Stefano Unterthiner's photo of a mischievous Sulawesi black-crested macaque won the competition’s Animal Potraits category.

The monkey earned his nickname "trouble-maker", Stefano explained, because it was more interested in the photographer than being photographed.

The show

The show

This photo showing a young male lion harassing a thirsty giraffe at a waterhole in Namibia has won this year's Young Photographer of the Year prize.

It was taken by teenager Catriona Parfitt during a family safari holiday in 2007.