An Effective High School E-marketing Strategy.

In the next two articles you will identify several recommendations for an effective promotion of a school on social media.

Ultimate Guide to Use Social Media for Schools

20 Tips for School Social Media

• Scan through the article you teacher will assign you. 
• Work on the specific section you will be given.  
• Your task is to make a few relevant content questions (What, how, why, etc.) that outline the main ideas stated in your section. 
• Write them on your notebook with their corresponding answers.

Type your questions on the following documents:

Ultimate Guide to Use Social Media for Schools  CLICK HERE 

20 Tips for School Social Media  CLICK HERE 

Ongoing Assessment Criteria:  

Question Content, Grammar, Use of Target Language.

 

How Credit Cards Work

 Video One:  How does a credit card work?   CLICK HERE 

 Video Two:  How to calculate credit card interest?  CLICK HERE

 Video Three: How to calculate credit card interest (2) ? 

CLICK HERE

Video Four:  Getting the first credit card.  CLICK HERE

Video Five:  Credit card pros and cons  CLICK HERE

Calling for Information

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Classwork 10-6 Cost Accounting: Dining Etiquette Video (First Part)

 

Dining Etiquette

Watch the video ‘Dining Etiquette: how to master the basic table manners.’

CLICK HERE to access the video. Enable close captioning by clicking on the CC button.

Transcribe a section of the video on your notebook. Work this way:

Student A: Introduction: 0 – 1:09’

Student B: Seating arrangement: 1:14’ – 2:53’

Student C: Bag placement: 2:54’ – 3:55’

Student D: Table setting: 3:56’ – 4:58’

Student E: Napkins: 4.59’ – 6:10’

Student F: Glasses: 6:11’ – 7:42’

Student G: Meals: 7:43’ – 9:20’

Student H:  Meals: 9:21 – 10:40’

Student I: Conclusion: 10:41’ – 11:40’

As you transcribe the video content, identify three new words and look at their definitions on Oxford Learner's Dictionaries.  Write them on your notebook too.

How to Resolve a Conflict at Work

 Questionnaire

Introduction

§  Mention seven different things you should do when a conflict arises at work.

 

Part I. Approaching the Conflict

1. Acknowledge the conflict.

§  What attitude should you adopt when acknowledging a conflict?

2. Focus on the problem, not the person.

§  What should you do to keep from making the conflict personal?

3. Take the initiative.

§  How could you take the initiative when a conflict arises?

§  When personal failures cause conflicts, what recommendation should you follow?

 

Part II. Talking it Over

1. Choose the right time and place to talk.

§  What recommendations should you follow when you want to talk a problem over with someone else?

2. Ask what’s not working.

§  Why is it important to ask why other people have done something that might hurt or upset you at work?

§  What recommendations should you follow when you ask about it?

3. Listen to their perspective.

§  What recommendations should you follow when you are listening to others while they are telling you about a conflict a work?

4. Find things you agree upon.

§  How can you find a ‘common ground’ with the person you could have a conflict with?

5. Apologize for any wrongdoing.

§  When you are involved in a conflict, what should you own up to?

6. Resist acting on impulse.

§  What should you do if your coworker says something offensive and why should you do it? 

7. Avoid accusations and blame.

§  What recommendations should you follow to avoid blaming others for the conflict?

Effective Power Point Presentations

 Video #1:  You are the Boss of Your Power Point.  CLICK HERE

 Video #2:  What Should Go On Your Power Point Slide.  CLICK HERE

 Video #3:  There is no Time to Rehearse.  CLICK HERE

 Video #4: Test your Power Point. CLICK HERE

 Video #5: The Sequence of Your Presentation is Key. CLICK HERE

 Video #6: The Perfect Way to Start.  CLICK HERE