Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
Reading Comprehension Activity
Here we have 2 different texts to teach reading comprehnsion and each one has different activities to practice reading.
http://www.glogster.com/camiss20/flypaper-glog-by-camiss20/g-6l8covvr2uarases122nna0?s=imgglog
Lesson Plan
Poem 1
Text Number 1
An Ecology of Houses
Text
Prezi presentation
Lesson Plan
Text number 2
Text
http://discovermagazine.com/2012/sep/25-velociraptor-robots-come-to-the-rescue
Glogster Presentation
Text
http://discovermagazine.com/2012/sep/25-velociraptor-robots-come-to-the-rescue
Glogster Presentation
http://www.glogster.com/camiss20/flypaper-glog-by-camiss20/g-6l8covvr2uarases122nna0?s=imgglog
Lesson Plan
Here we have 2 poems and a variety of activities to lean to underestand it.
Saturday, 22 September 2012
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Teaching Reading
Questions to consider before plan a reading comprehension lesson:
1. What is the purpose for reading? To entertain, to study, to be informed, to follow instructions, to support a point of view, among others
The purpose
for reading is to be able to read texts in English, for study purposes or
simply for pleasure. It also provides good models for English language.
2. What is the type of text?
The type of text depends of the kind of students that we have. It is important the texts are as much like real English as possible. There must to be a balance between real English and the students' capabilities and interest.
3. What is the topic?
The topic depends of the kind of students: if they are a mixed group
, they will read magazines articles, letters, stories, menus, advertisements, reports, play extracts, recipes, instructions, poems and reference material.
4. How will the students activate prior knowledge?
Questionning, brainstorming, picture exploration, case study, example form real life, etc
5. What cognitive strategies will be highlighted?
grouping, elaboration, etc.
6. How will metacognition be encouraged?
checklist, modeling, peer correction
7. Will I have inferential questions? What do my students know about inferences?
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Catedra 1
Lesson Plan
Camila Barrera - Alejandro Moreno
Here we have our lesson plan in which are presented six different activities to 7th grade for two weeks.
Self evaluation sheet from Camila Barrera González
Glogster
In this place the techer will present the activities to the students.
http://www.glogster.com/edit/g-6l9ugjc7hpjmmtmo09d9va0
Prezi Presentations
These presentations are to show them the content for 7th grade.
http://prezi.com/vgdlpk4rfnnt/future-tense-willgoing-to/
http://prezi.com/dz8bhgd6ag28/wh-questions-and-short-questions/
Glogster
In this place the techer will present the activities to the students.
http://www.glogster.com/edit/g-6l9ugjc7hpjmmtmo09d9va0
Prezi Presentations
These presentations are to show them the content for 7th grade.
http://prezi.com/vgdlpk4rfnnt/future-tense-willgoing-to/
http://prezi.com/dz8bhgd6ag28/wh-questions-and-short-questions/
Adding, adapting and replacing activities from the book
Here we have the book "English: an international approach" in which we did some modifications like adapting, adding and replacing in the activities presented in unit 2: Climate.
http://www.slideshare.net/CamilaBarreraGonzlez/presentation-1-metho-textbook
http://www.slideshare.net/CamilaBarreraGonzlez/presentation-1-metho-textbook
Saturday, 11 August 2012
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Friday, 3 August 2012
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Teaching Grammar II
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This activities are to develop and apply grammar, writing and reading skills. There are 3 developed activities from the mineduc.
This activities are to develop and apply grammar, writing and reading skills. There are 3 developed activities from the mineduc.
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
Language awareness teaching grammar I
Sports and Hobbies
Teaching grammar i
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In this planning students has different activities to apply grammar.
In this planning students has different activities to apply grammar.
Saturday, 9 June 2012
The Lexical Approach
This 6 activities allow to apply vocabulary in different contexts and situations developing written and oral skills.
Saturday, 26 May 2012
Cognitive Academic Language Learning Approach
The calla model
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The CALLA model has language activities in which the students practice vocabulary and grammar. This model has different objectives and the students will be able to develop that goals.
The CALLA model has language activities in which the students practice vocabulary and grammar. This model has different objectives and the students will be able to develop that goals.
Sunday, 13 May 2012
Metacognition
How to foster Metacognition?
Showing the objectives to
the students at the beginning of the class.
Activating the previous
knowledge of the students.
Checking their understanding.
Evaluating their understanding
through a task.
Using the correct
strategy to teach and make tasks.
Self evaluation.
Students have to know
their knowledge.
1) In your own words, what is “automaticity”?
Automaticity is when we can do something without occupying our mind. If we do something repeatedly it will become in an automatic response habit.
2) How do we develop automaticity?
We can develop automaticity when we learn something and we repeat and practice it.
3) Create an example of how teachers can change the amount of “extraneous cognitive load” on an assignment?
Teachers can change that load creating a new routine in which the students know what they have to focus on in a class. Of this form they would be concentrated in the same routine which will be carefully prepared.
4) When have you felt that you had a “full cognitive load?”
When I have had a complete knowledge about something because I’m sure that I can teach what I have learned, and I know that knowledge is enough.
Saturday, 12 May 2012
Criteria for Coursebook Assessment
CRITERIA
FOR COURSEBOOK ASSESSMENT
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Criterion
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Importance
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Objectives explicitly laid out in an
introduction, and implemented in the
Material
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Approach educationally and socially
acceptable to target community
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Clear attractive layout; print easy to read
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Appropriate visual materials available
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Interesting topics and tasks
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Varied topics and tasks, so as to provide
for different learners levels, learning styles, interests, etc.
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Clear instructions
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Systematic coverage of syllabus
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Content clearly organized and graded
(sequenced by difficulty)
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Periodic review and test sections
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Plenty of authentic language
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Good pronunciation explanation and practice
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Good vocabulary explanation and practice
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Good grammar presentation and practice
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Fluency practice in all four skills
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Encourages learners to develop own learning
strategies and to become independent in their learning
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Adequate guidance for the teacher; not too
heavy preparation load
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Audio cassettes
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Readily available locally
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Reflection
In our point of view, the
Global English book it is a very organized book respect to the topics and
skills. During our evaluation, we found that the book have interactive
activities, easy to work for the students and also for the teacher. However,
this book does not have phonetics. This is a problem because the students will
not know how to pronounce a word. Another problem that we found was the lack of sentence structure
(explanations) and finally, for listening activities the teacher have to search
some audios or videos because the book has not any CD.
In other words, this book
is a good tool for a language teaching, however the topics where does not exist
depends on the teacher, but think that
this is not a big problem and it is easy to solve.
Friday, 11 May 2012
Catedra 1
Thursday, 19 April 2012
S.I.O.P. Lesson Plan Template
S.I.O.P. Lesson Plan
Hands On Activity (Power Point)
Project Hands On Activity
Students can bring trash cans to the school with the purpose of to indicate where you should throw away the glass, paper, plastic and organic wastes.
Hands On Activity (Power Point)
Project Hands On Activity
Students can bring trash cans to the school with the purpose of to indicate where you should throw away the glass, paper, plastic and organic wastes.
Triptych about how you can care the environment
For the students.
Saturday, 14 April 2012
Our Presentation
Class: March 26, 2012
The Oral Approach And Situational Language teaching
The oral approach and situational language teaching
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The oral approach is not common today but is the basis of the language and speaking ability. In this work is specified which is the funtion of this approach.
The oral approach is not common today but is the basis of the language and speaking ability. In this work is specified which is the funtion of this approach.
Monday, 2 April 2012
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Oral presentations
Class: March 26, 2012
1) The Oral Approach and Situational Language Teaching.
- The learner has to listen.
- The teacher has the control of the content.
- Language learning is habit-formation.
- It's useful for beginners.
- Put emphasis in grammar and pronunciation.
2) CLT Communicative Language teaching.
- Communicative competence.
- Contextualization (social-culture).
- Learner-centered and experience based.
- Meaning is paramount.
- Group work, pairs and interaction between students.
3) TPR Total Physical Response.
- Speech-action (repeat)
- Positive mood.
- Teacher plays an active aid about role.
- Student: listener and performer.
- Actives (roles plays, slide shows)
4) Suggestopedia Method
- Authoritative.
- Performance.
- Unconscious.
- Music.
- Therapy.
5) The Silent Way
- Responsibility.
- Autonomous.
- Grammatical Lexical Items are discovered by the
students.
- Experience Learning.
- Rods, charts, symbols.
6) The audio-lingual method
- Pattern Grammar: key words.
- Drills, method exercises.
- Structured.
- Foreign language.
- Phonetics, syntax, morphology.
Practical work
Class: March 21, 2012
Activity about the Inicial Practice
Colegio Liahona, 7th grade
Type of
school: Particular Subvencionado.
Number of
students per classroom: About 34 students.
Number of
hours per week: Three times per week plus two hours of laboratory.
Textbook: They used a student book. The school had its own book.
Approach: Principally they payd special atention in believers about christianism.
Design: working with textbook.
Students and teachers motivation/roles: Sometimes the teacher sayd to the students why is important to learn english.
Assessment (test, instruments): Every week the teacher evaluated a list of verbs in no more than fifteen minutes. Generally the tests were written.
Use of technology: a radio.
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