HOMEWORK

geography: study
 spanish: study
maths: 80-85 of page 83

HOMEWORK

Tecnology: ej 5 page 68
Maths: 31 and 32
Music: DON'T FORGET THE POWER POINT PRESENTATION!

homework

FQ: do the two exercises that the teacher dicted and study at the state change
Maths: pg 125 exercises 25,29,30

Homework

Tecnology:page 67 exercises 1-4

Laser helps unlock antimatter secrets

In a major technological advance, physicists shone a laser on trapped anti-atoms to detect whether they behaved any differently to atoms.

The work could shed light on one of the enduring mysteries about antimatter.

Although the Big Bang produced matter and antimatter in equal amounts, today, the Universe overwhelmingly consists of matter - and current theories cannot explain why.

Here more information: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-38366963

homework 24 of may

english:study
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new

New health scan uses artificial intelligence

California company Forward is launching a medical body and health scan using artificial intelligence and connected tools.
It is set up by one of the founders of Wavii and will charge you $149 (£115) a month for the plan. But how much can it really tell you about your health and how secure is the data it collects about you?


here is the videoo


http://www.bbc.com/news/av/technology-39870910/new-health-scan-uses-artificial-intelligence 

HOMEWORK OF TUESDAY

MUSIC:Study for wednesday.
SPANISH:do the phrases

Homework!

Chemistry: Page 200 exercises 14 and 15
Maths: Study for tomorrow's exam
English: Page 88 exercises 1 to 8

Homework!

Spanish:  Copy pg 282 (the yellow squares) exercises 1, 2, 4 and 7
Maths: Pg 123  exercise 19

Homework!

English: Page 85 exercises 2, 3 and 4

Homework!

English: Page 123 exercises 1 and 2
Maths: Page 121 exercise 1
Social Science: Study for tomorrow´s exam

NEW

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2017/05/16/lowes-is-building-exoskeleton-that-gives-warehouse-workers-superhuman-strength.html

Homework!

Technology: Complete the table of the signs of an electric circuit.
Maths: Copy page 120.
Music: Page 45 all, page 46 exercise 2, page 47, 48,49, 50, 52, 53 and 55 all.

Code of the exam

The code of the exam:
YT25DBLH

New code for trial tests for next Tuesday

Below you will find a new code to try before the exam.
FG7ASDY6

Below you will find the codes given last week to prepare the exam:

PY4FQPW6
BJNPPP8W

An invention that may change the way we see the world

Are you tired of going to an other country and not understanding what people are trying to tell you? This is an amazing invention that will prevent this type of situations wherever you go INSTANTLY. Only with a single click you'll be able to understand whatever language you're willing to listen to and in a matter of seconds these magical earbuds will basically translate all of the information that the person has told you and translate it into your native language!

Press here to learn more about the pilot translator earbuds.

Homework for the weekend

 English: page 84 exercises 1,2,3 & 5 and page 87  3,4,5 & 7
 Physics and chemistry:  esquema de la página 184 y estudiárselo

Homework 11th May

Spanish: Page 261 exercise 17

Study for maths test TOMORROW

Homework 10th May

There is no homework for tomorrow!!!

Test coming up: French and Chemistry tomorrow and Maths on friday

Homework 9th May

Spanish: copy all of the yellow rectangles of page 258 and do exercises 1 & 3 of page 259

Maths: page 110 exercises 69, 70 and 71

English: do a 200 word essay about a character of Shakespeare's test

The Atlantis-style myths that turned out to be true

Local legends often tell of cities or islands that have been lost to the waves. Nowadays we are sceptical of these tales, but some of them really happened


Read the BBC article to find out more about it:

Here is the article

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THURSDAY'S HOMEWORK

ENGLISH: exercises 1-10 page 78    
SPANISH: make a summary of page 231
PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY: exercises 8, 9 and 10 page 142        

NEW voting system

NEW PUSH TO CHANGE VOTING TECHNOLOGY IN MINESOTA 

More states are adopting touch-screen voting systems that can be used easily by voters. Some lawmakers would like to bring this technology to Minnesota. Others are reluctant to embrace the new technology.

Minnesota often leads the nation in voter turnout, but isn't always on the cutting edge of voting technology. One company wants to change that by convincing lawmakers touch screen voting is the wave of the future.

"The Express Vote (machine) is an assisted voting device that can also be used by other voters as well," said Mike Hoversten of Election Systems and Software. He points out that one machine can be used by voters of all abilities.

The Express Vote machine eventually produces a paper ballot, but it's smaller than the size of the ballot required by state law that is commonly used now. A change in state law would be required for counties to consider using the machine.

Minnesota uses paper ballots where voters fill in ovals and then put them in an optical scanning machine. Kiffmeyer said that system has worked well for a long time and has become a national model.

Express Vote gets the vote of the National Federation of the Blind as an easy-to-use system for visually impaired people because it can be used with a touch pad and headphones.

"There are lots of us in the National Federation of the Blind who've been testing these out, and they are easy to use," Judy Sanders of the federation's Minnesota office

The makers of Express Vote say their machines are in use in 28 states, including four counties in Minnesota. An effort will be made to offer an amendment to a state government or elections bill legalizing the smaller ballots before the end of the 2017 session.


 LOOK FOR THE VIDEO HERE:

http://kstp.com/news/minnesota-new-voting-touch-screen-technology-express-vote-machine-state-legislature/4469557/

Homework of Friday 28-4-17

Maths: exercise 67 pag 109   -     exercise 32 pag 103      -  read exercise 31 pag 133