Would you like if you create a perfect artwork and
someone uses it and shares it without saying that it is yours?
How would you feel if people love your artwork but nobody knows that it is
yours?
Well, you are doing the same when you use and share
images and videos from internet without any awareness of who did them.
Using images is an educational resource that let the
students the opportunity to understand, organise, relate and reinforce the
learned contents so it is an essential tool in Bilingual Education. However it
is important that we and our students use our own elaborations or learn to cite
and attribute the source of the image to avoid plagiarism.
In the next topic, I have used some images from pixabay.com, an international website where you can exchange a lot of photos. The
images on this site are registered in the public domain according to Creative
Commons / Creative Commons CC0 Licenses.
TOPIC: Energy
sources
- Renewable energy
sources
Renewable energy sources can be replaced,
so they will never run out.
Solar energy
We use solar panels in sunny climates to
use the energy from sunlight.
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| Photography by Mrganso- CC0 Creative Commons |
Wind energy
We use wind turbines in windy places to use wind energy.
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| Photography by Distel2610- CC0 Creative Commons |
Water energy
We build dams to use energy from water movements.
We build dams to use energy from water movements.
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| Photograpy by Russmac- CC0 Creative Commons |
Biomass
Biomass is organic material derived from
living things, such as wood, dried vegetation or food waste. They are used like fossil fuels.
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| Photography by Recycling- CC0 Crative Commons |
Geothermal energy
Geothermal energy is heat produced underground.
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| Photography by falco- CC0 Creative Commons |
- Non- renewable energy sources
Non-renewable energy sources are limited.
Fossil fuels: coal,
oil and gas natural.
Nuclear power
Nuclear power stations use a radioactive
metal, called uranium to generate electricity.
Now think about the importance of taking care of our planet and energy
saving!
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