#Share my Lesson

[mixxc]

Hi to all of you!

I'm Teacher Mika, and am glad to have you visit my educational blog. I'm your new teacher. As an educator opened with the aim of educating and enlightening, my objective is to offer you helpful resources, insightful writings, and engaging material that will enhance the depth of your understanding.

1. COMMON SENSE MEDIA

( https://www.commonsensemedia.org/ )

The website Common Sense offers age-based reviews and ratings for TV series, games, films, and books to assist parents in choosing the best choices for their kids to enjoy. Also, they have a section labeled Common Sense Selections which provides useful family entertainment that has been chosen for its impact and quality. Families nationwide are able to utilize the website for free.

Featuring;

For Parents Section

Ratings and reviews parents trust:

• Movies

• Books

• TV

• Games

• Podcasts

• Apps

For Educators

• Teach Digital Citizenship

• Discover Apps and websites for Learning

HOW DO WE MAKE USE OF THIS INFORMATION?

- RECOMMENDATIONS: We can review and save movies and TV shows that we like, as well as receive recommendations for new episodes and movies depending on certain criteria.

- DISCOVERY: Using media, we can discover movies and shows that are accessible only on your personal streaming services. We can use this feature to figure out which newly launched streaming services we would like to get access to.

2. EDUCATION WORLD

( educationworld.com )

Education World is a comprehensive portal of educational resources. The website offers an assortment of content, which includes lesson plans, articles, and tools for educators' continuing education. Articles about leadership by educators, practical education, student participation, and instructional methods are just some of the content that has been featured.

HOW DO WE MAKE USE OF THIS INFORMATION?

- LESSON PLAN: There are a lot of lesson plans provided from Education World for multiple subject areas and grade levels. As an educator, we may utilise these to improve our own programme or to gain fresh concepts for keeping our students engaged.

- PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS: A lot of available to download worksheets for various topics and grade levels are available on the website. These can be used as additional reading to help students remember what they have learned in class.

3. SHARE MY LESSON

(sharemylesson.com)

Share My Lesson is an instructional materials that offers a selection of content for diverse audiences, including Pre-K–12 Teachers, Faculty in Higher Education, Parents, and Caregivers. They also provide news updates, webinars, and a selection of lesson plans, activities, and resources on a range of subjects.

Share my Lesson featuring resources For

• Pre K-12 Teachers

• Paraprofessionals and School-Related Personnel (PSRP)

• Specialized Instructional Support Personnel

• Higher Education Faculty

• Parents and Caregivers

• For AFT Members

HOW DO WE MAKE USE OF THIS INFORMATION?

- SHARE YOUR OWN LESSONS: Sharing your lesson plans and instructional materials with the community is one way that educators can contribute back to the community. This benefits other educators as well as giving you access to peer comments and suggestions.

- ALLOWS YOU TO CONNECT WITH OTHER EDUCATOR: You can interact with other instructors on the platform, exchange ideas, submit requests, and work together on projects. To participate in topics that are relevant to your interests or grade level, you might join groups.

Along with assisting you learning, I hope that this content will be useful to you when you need it and to individuals who are in an effort to discover information. I'm expecting that everyone may gather it and use it appropriately. When it comes to finding relevant teaching strategies, organizing tasks, and providing students with interesting activities, these platforms are really beneficial as an educator.

[possessedpasm]

THAT 8MM VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHY POST WAS AI I GOT FUCKING DUPED I FEEL LIKE A FACEBOOK MOM IM SO SORRY EVERYONE

HOw Hard is it to just find and post Real photos of Real old people? Huh? You lazy fucks

Here, let me do it

All these photographs are REAL photographs taken by REAL people of REAL people ( from the Kenyon college yearbook, 1972, photographs by Bob Horowitz, Alex Morgan, Rick Ripley, Andy Rosenfield, Carolyn Smith, and Jeff Wolin)

[r-aindr0p]

Juste un geste entre nous, c'est ce qu'il me faut pour savoir. "only a gesture between us is what I need to know."

Pour m'avoir. "To have me."

No red string ver. under the cut

[equill]

Sukea stuff

Extra: realization

It’s been a while

Panel 1: smile

Comic 2: Caught red handed

you’re his son

Extra: conversation

he just picking on him

Comic 3: You’re grounded.

[wishfulsketching]

We got a minute of him in S2. Its not enough, but it's something

[ominous-signs]

Where´s the sword safety lesson ¨Sword Slash to the Chest¨

[gomzdrawfr]

something about food

[prettysureimlost]

a lesson in sharing

Alex Albon/George Russell/Lando Norris/Oscar Piastri, 4.2k words, oneshot, explicit

He felt like such an dick. Not only was his own boyfriend just across the net, so too was the boyfriend of the man he was currently ogling. He’d tried his best when they’d first started, attention fully on the game, but the more exhausted he got, the harder it got to keep his eyes from wandering.

Or: Alex teaches Lando how to eat his boyfriend out until he cries :)

read on ao3 🔒

[angelxd-3303]

Undertale? On my blog? In 2024? This is what happens when you have a depression episode and decide to watch random video game playthroughs to cheer yourself up. Jacksepticeye was so much louder back then, jeez.

I am not immune to fluffy goat creatures.

[lalalalalalakakakak]

SHARKLENTINO 🦈

A wild majestic creature

[loxare]

So I was rewatching the hbomb plagiarism video to get some chill morning embroidery time in and I got to the bit about Radclyff Hall and her book, The Well of Loneliness, about lesbian WW1 ambulance drivers, and the video says all of her books were ordered burned, but I was curious and fam. At least one person hid their copy. It's on Project Gutenberg Australia. So if you want to read about lesbian ambulance drivers in the first world war...

[pedripics]

is canarian spanish actually different to regular spanish?

not in the way that for example Catalan is, but there are some differences to Castilian Spanish

vocabulary:

They have words like fisco/ fisquito (= a small amount), chacho (= to express surprise; instead of for example 'tío'), guagua (= bus; instead of 'autobus'), papas (=potatos; instead of 'patatas'), cotufas/ roscas (= popcorn, instead of 'palomitas'), cholas (= flip flops, instead of 'chanclas'), manís (= peanut; instead of 'cacahuete'), queque (= cake, instead of 'tarta'/ 'bizcochón'/ 'bizcocho'), jugo (=juice, instead of 'zumo')

They use anglicisms such as 'naife' (= knife), 'quinegua' (word for a type potato coming from the shortened version of 'King Edward')

Here is a dictionary of canarismos

pronunciation:

The 'th' sound that is very common when pronouncing the letter 'c' or 'z' is pronounced like an 's' ('cenar' would be pronounced 'senar' instead of 'thenar')

The 's' is pronounced like an 'h' if it is a word ending or prior to a consonant ('las moscas' would be pronounced 'lah mohcah')

grammar:

They omit the word 'de' when used in phrases that describe possession ('casa pedri' instead of 'casa de pedri')

They often also use the preterite rather than the perfect tense ('hoy estudi' instead of 'hoy he estudiado')

They use 'ustedes' instead of ‘vosotros’ (except in La Gomera and La Palma, for some reason) and 'su/sus' instead of 'vuestro/vuestros'

Diminutives are usually shorter ('bailito' instead of 'bailecito' or 'pueblito' instead of 'pueblecito'

[dafpork]

i could be biased since it’s one of my favorite movies of all time, but The Music Man was MADE. FOR. THEM. there’s a vision here

[goldbiscuit]

I just made a terrible revelation yall I'm sorry it's over I'm done for-

[anxhelstudies]

hello!

so since my life is kinda a disaster right now i decided to “reopen” this account because i want to share my study journay (but not only) and have positive vibes. i had this page i believe in my first and second and second year of uni and now i’m not a student anymore since i graduated in february, i did spend a lot of money on taking the ielts test to apply for a master in communication design in my dream uni just to think i made it in and realised the day after that i did not and i was just in the waiting list and right know i have little to no plans for my future because i do not know if i’m going to be in and to find a reasonable priced studio flat in the most expensive city of italy.

my only good news is that my aunt when found out that i did not get in told me to go and live with her family in london for some months this way since i already have a bachelor degree can apply for jobs in the design fields and do some networking. it’s sounds like a dream if only my heart wasn’t broken from the fact that i will not go to milan and live the life me and my friends where imagining.

i know what’s the right thing to do and it all seem i sign from the universe: passing the ielts test with a band 7.5 while i was expecting a band 6, failing to get in the master of my dream and living in milan, found a spot to do my passport so it will be ready for september, my aunt asking me to go to london right when there will be a design festival and then apply for jobs there. i’m torn apart and don’t know what to do so while i decide what i want to do with my life i’m going to post here my post-uni studies like language learning (chinese and korean) and design courses to add to my cv and make new projects.

so how are you doing?

[lovesick-parasite]

Feeling silly so have these fellas :3