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This document provides instructions for students to register for live language coaching sessions on the En vivo Student Portal. It outlines the registration process which involves creating an account, selecting a school and course, and entering a registration code. It also describes how to select a coaching session schedule and view the registration summary. General guidelines for the coaching sessions are provided, such as using a headset, being punctual, preparing materials, and choosing a quiet environment without distractions.
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El documento presenta información sobre la vida universitaria, incluyendo clases, actividades en el campus y cultura estudiantil. Explica la conjugación de verbos regulares en español y cómo expresar acciones en presente. También incluye preguntas de comprensión y videos cortos sobre temas universitarios.
Dicho y hecho ch.1 PowerPoint
Este documento presenta un capítulo de un libro de texto sobre español como lengua extranjera. El capítulo introduce conceptos básicos como los números, el alfabeto, los días de la semana y los meses, y cómo decir la hora. También cubre temas gramaticales como los pronombres personales y el verbo "ser", y la concordancia de género y número con adjetivos. Por último, incluye secciones culturales sobre saludos y sobre la presencia del español en el mundo.
Dicho Chapter 6
Este documento presenta información sobre la rutina diaria. Explica expresiones comunes usadas para describir actividades que se realizan por la mañana y por la noche. También incluye ejemplos de diálogos, instrucciones gramaticales sobre verbos reflexivos, adverbios y el pretérito, y breves secciones sobre cultura española.
PowerPoint Chapter 5: Recreaciones y pasatiempos
Este documento presenta un capítulo sobre recreaciones y pasatiempos. Incluye una introducción con diferentes secciones como "Así se dice" y "Cultura". También contiene ejercicios y vocabulario sobre actividades de ocio, deportes, tiempo libre y estaciones del año. Finalmente, ofrece instrucciones gramaticales sobre verbos irregulares, el uso de "ir a + infinitivo", el presente progresivo y las diferencias entre "ser" y "estar".
PowerPoint Chapter 4: ¡A la mesa!
Este documento presenta información sobre comidas y bebidas en español. Incluye una lista de alimentos comunes que se encuentran en el mercado y explica conceptos como el verbo gustar, verbos con cambio de raíz y números mayores de 100. También resume aspectos culturales sobre las comidas típicas en países hispanohablantes.
Powerpoint chapter 3: Así es mi familia
Este documento presenta un capítulo sobre la familia hispana. Incluye ilustraciones de varios miembros de la familia y sus relaciones, y explica términos de parentesco comunes. También cubre conceptos gramaticales como los adjetivos posesivos, los adjetivos descriptivos y el uso de los verbos tener y estar. El capítulo concluye con preguntas de comprensión sobre las ilustraciones.
Powerpoint chapter 2: La vida universitaria
Este documento describe varios aspectos de la vida universitaria. Habla sobre la vida en el campus, incluyendo actividades como ir a clase, usar la computadora en el laboratorio, y hablar sobre verbos regulares como -ar, -er e -ir. También cubre detalles culturales como que la mayoría de universidades hispanas son públicas y que los estudiantes a menudo viven con sus padres para ahorrar dinero.
PowerPoint Chapter 1 Nuevos Encuentros
Este documento presenta un capítulo de un libro de texto sobre el español. El capítulo introduce varios temas fundamentales como los saludos, las nacionalidades hispanas, los números del 0 al 99, el alfabeto, los días de la semana y los meses, y cómo decir la hora. También incluye ejercicios de práctica y cultura sobre estos temas.
Media ppt ch15
El documento trata sobre temas de noticias mundiales y problemas globales. Incluye secciones sobre las opiniones sobre problemas mundiales, los medios de comunicación hispanos en Estados Unidos, y el servicio voluntario y activismo estudiantil. También contiene ejercicios para practicar el subjuntivo con expresiones de tiempo y el perfecto del subjuntivo.
Media ppt ch14
Este documento trata sobre el mundo moderno y las culturas indígenas en la era de la globalización. Brevemente describe cómo la globalización puede representar tanto una amenaza como una oportunidad para las culturas indígenas, dependiendo de cómo se utilice la tecnología. Por un lado, el libre mercado puede causar pérdida cultural, pero por otro lado, las comunicaciones modernas permiten a las comunidades indígenas preservar y compartir su cultura con el mundo.
Media ppt ch12
El documento habla sobre vivir la naturaleza. Menciona varias actividades al aire libre como rafting, kayak, surf, buceo, escalada, ciclismo de montaña y acampar. También menciona varios aspectos de la naturaleza como ríos, océanos, montañas, bosques e islas.
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El documento habla brevemente sobre temas relacionados con la amistad y el amor como la cita, llorar, pensar en alguien, y romper con alguien. También menciona algunos nombres propios como Javier, Carmen y Esteban.
Media ppt ch13
Este documento presenta información sobre viajes y alojamiento en países hispanohablantes. Incluye secciones sobre expresiones comunes relacionadas con viajes, el uso del subjuntivo con expresiones impersonales y entidades indefinidas, y la construcción "hacer" para indicar la duración de una acción. También contiene videos culturales sobre Guatemala, El Salvador y alojamiento en España.
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- 1. En vivo Live Language Coaching Getting Started
- 2. Go to http://linguameeting.com/wileyenvivo/ to register on the Student Portal. Fill in your personal information: First Name, Last Name, E-mail and Password. 1.
- 3. You will receive an email with a link to complete the registration. Follow the Click HERE link to continue the registration process. 2.
- 4. Select your School, Instructor, Course, and Section, then enter your En vivo Registration Code.3.
- 5. Check the box on the Confirm registration page to indicate that you understand that sessions will be recorded.
- 6. Select a coaching session schedule.4.
- 7. At the end of the registration process, you will receive a confirmation email containing the Student Registration Summary. We recommend you save the summary on your desktop or in an easily accessible file.
- 8. Each of your scheduled sessions will be on the same day of the week and at the same time unless you change your schedule using the Change Session options on the Student Portal.
- 9. Use Change Session (permanent) to change the day and time of your weekly or bi-weekly session. Use Change Session (this week only) to change your session during a single week if you are unable to attend your regularly scheduled session or if your session falls on a holiday.
- 10. Please observe these General Guidelines in your coaching sessions • Make sure you use your headset/earphones during sessions. This reduces feedback and echoes from computer speakers. • Be punctual. Repeated tardiness will be reported and it may affect your final grade (in your regular class). • Be prepared for your session. For instance, if you are to provide a photo to discuss, be sure it is on your computer and ready to share. • No cell phone use during the sessions. • Please do not wear hats. It is important for your language coach to see your facial expressions. • Do not attend the coaching sessions with a smartphone, iPhone or iPad. • Choose a place that is quiet and does not have too many distractions, such as roommates, children walking through, pets, etc. If you are on campus, perhaps a study cubicle or room would work well. Use a headset. Relax, drink a cup of coffee or favorite drink and have fun! We want you to enjoy your sessions!
- 11. Review your Student Information Sheet for additional information.