IWD 2019. WOMEN & MATHS. KEY

This the  KEY to the presentation, uploaded a few days ago:
  #INTERNATIONAL #WOMEN'S #DAY 2019: WOMEN & MATHS @

https://maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com/2019/02/international-womes-day-2019.html
https://maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com/2019/02/international-womes-day-2019.html

Here you will find the missing prepositions and the right verbal tenses.

I hope it can help all learners and teachers of English  interested in  it.


Maribel Miró

February 25th,
2019

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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 2019

#INTERNATIONAL #WOMEN'S #DAY 2019

  
One of the fields of  research not recognized by the Nobel Prize is that of Mathematics.
However, throughout history a few women devoted their careers and most of their life time to the study of mathematics, thus reaching their goals.

 Even if the  under-representation of women in that world is well documented, quite 
 a few faced the many difficulties around them and managed  to obtain a well deserved      success.

 International Women's Day is approaching and I would like to upload this          presentation of a brief, but hopefully insightful, short story  of the most significant    women whose study  shed a light on the field of Mathematical Sciences.

I have excluded from this blogpost Maryam Mirzakhani, the great Iranian  mathematician, not because of her lesser importance, but because she was a unique girl as a student, a brilliant teenager in secondary and upper school and an excellent professor at Harvard University: probably the greatest  mathematician of the las two centuries.

The activities in this presentation are suitable for B1, B2 and C1 students (CEFR), or intermediate, upper-intermediate and advanced learners of English.

Find the KEY to this presentation @

 https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=4394959816824799645#editor/target=post;postID=1044644755561188459;onPublishedMenu=allposts;onClosedMenu=allposts;postNum=0;src=postname
 
I hope you find it useful

Maribel Miró

February 23rd, 2019

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If you wish to make comments about this site, please email me at maribelmiroperez@gmail.com

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All materials on maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com.es are the property of Maria Isabel Miró Pérez -the copyright holder- and are protected by international copyright laws. You may print free materials provided on maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com.es for your own personal, non-commercial use in the classroom or at home, provided that you retain all copyright information or other required logos and/or headings on the materials. You may not reprint, distribute, electronically save, modify, transmit, present before an audience, post to a website, forum, blog etc. any materials from this blog without prior express written permission from Maria Isabel Miró Pérez.

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ST VALENTINE. 2019

Today's blogpost cannot be but related to  St Valentine. 
So, I have chosen a couple of love songs, already uploaded in the blog. 
In the first one, John Legend's All of Me, learners of most levels of English will be able to take a listening exercise focused on the lyrics of this love song, and also to read about St Valentine's origins and traditions all around the world.
https://maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com/search?q=ALL+OF+ME



The second one is Ed Sheeran's Perfect, presented as a listening activity, intended for a wide range of learners of English, too.

https://maribelmiroenglish.blogspot.com/search?q=perfect


I hope you find them useful.

Maribel Miró

February 14th, 2019