Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Mi planificación





Dentro de la planificación para 4to básico, se realizarán dos experiencias de aprendizajes dentro de la unidad llamada "Hello". Como primera experiencia los niños y niñas deberán realizar un monólogo en el cual demostrarán lo aprendido con los saludos, presentación de información personal (nombre, edad, actividad) y despedidas en Inglés, para luego dar paso a la experiencia dos, en la cual estuvo enfocada las actividades del curso.



La experiencia consiste en que los alumnos y alumnas demuestren comprensión y puedan responder físicamente a instrucciones dentro de la sala de clases.


Las instrucciones más representativas son:




  • Stand up (pararse)



  • Sit down (sentarse)


  • Raise your hand (levantar la mano)


  • Open your book (abrir tu libro)


  • Close your book (cerrar tu libro)


  • Be quiet (hacer silencio)


A traves de apoyo visual y gestual los alumnos y alumnas adquirirán el vocabulario y las instrucciones de uso frecuente dentro del aula.










Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Cultural Diversity


Mauricio’s presentation was about cultural diversity. His presentation was very good; he started his micro-lesson asked us to create a definition of diversity and to read it to everybody. Then he read an official definition of it and some important aspects related with diversity such as; age, race, gender, ethnicity.
I liked his presentation because he showed us the importance of this topic in the classroom, the impact when you create a respectful climate and how students could spread the model you give them. His presentation was good in terms of visual aids, good pictures and videos, but he had too much information in some slides, and one video was too fast to read what it said, I could not read in some cases.
At the end, he said a very good piece of advice, that enclose the complete meaning of his topic; “putting in someone else shoes”, which was a very good close to his micro-lesson.

Stress in Students


Yhincy’s presentation was about the stress in students. Before start with some definitions, she started her presentation with some images that were glued on the walls, and we had to guess what those pictures meant. Then she gave some definitions and the causes and effects of stress.

In my opinion, she did a good presentation, she invited us to participate and the topic was interesting and useful as teachers. She had good tone of voice, and she moved around the classroom asking for attention, using eye contact too.


Less words and more action



Eduardo’s presentation was about Chileans projects to improve English education. He presented us three projects; Innovacien, this project is to modify schools and implement software, videogames and videochats with educational purposes. ChileIdiomas, this project is to create a small English city during a complete weekend and students have to talk, read, write, and listen English all the time. The last project was in Pichilemu, where the surf is implemented as a subject, to prevent drug addiction, delinquency, and other social problems.

This topic was interesting, with new ideas and the slides had good images. He had a good tone of voice and presence, his body language was according to the things he was talking and the title as a message was creative. In my opinion, I like the project of Chile Idiomas, because is funnier and easier than the other ones, and as a teacher, you do not need too much money to carry out this porject, you only need your students support.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Body Language




Yara’s presentation was about body language. This topic is very good, because as teachers, we can give good or bad signs of what we are talking. As Yara said our body is a teaching tool, is not necessary to say the translation of a word if we can demonstrate its meaning trough our body. In some cases it must sound weird and goofy but it depends on the teacher what teaching strategies he or she wants to use.
On the other hand there are some body movements that are useful in the classroom, for example giving eye contact, nodding and smiling, and walking around the room among others. In relation with her performance was good, funny videos, but I do not think it was a micro-lesson, because she talked most of the time, and we were sitting watching at her, without a real activity just some comments of what she was talking

Gallipoli

Language: English
Country: Australia
Epoch and social background: 1915 First War World.
Main Characters:

- Archy Hamilton (Mark Lee)

- Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson)

- Uncle Jack (Bill Kerr)

- Les McCann (Harold Hopkins)

- Billy (Robert Grubb)

- Barney (Tim McKenzie)

- Snowy (David Argue)

- Major Barton (Bill Hunter)


Powerful ideas and values:

- Patriotism

- Friendship

- Perseverance

- Loyalty

- Competition

This movie it was a little bit boring at the beginning, when Archie met Frank the movie starts to be more interesting.

This movie showed the importance of friendship, and the loyalty to his country in the case of Archie. He was perseverant during the whole movie, and Frank was not stay behind, for that reason he decided to follow Archie and to become a soldier to fight in Gallipoli against Turkish who were better armed than them.

At the end, I felt a little bit disappointment because Frank could not arrive to give the message to the Major Barton and for that reason Archie die. I do not think it was a really good ending to put an image of Archie when he is shot. I felt it was something missing. I mean, what happened with Frank? The British soldiers, they really arrived to support the trenches?

Slangs

Jorge’s presentation was about Slangs. He made a good presentation; he presented us very good examples and a good definition of them. This was a micro-lesson, because he presented the topic and then he asked us to participate in his lesson.
He had a good tone of voice, but he did not use the space and he did not do eye contact, he must improve that. Good pronunciation and fluency. I liked his micro-lesson, it was an interesting topic and it was good to learn more about language.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Mi planificación





Dentro de la planificación para 4to básico, se realizarán dos experiencias de aprendizajes dentro de la unidad llamada "Hello". Como primera experiencia los niños y niñas deberán realizar un monólogo en el cual demostrarán lo aprendido con los saludos, presentación de información personal (nombre, edad, actividad) y despedidas en Inglés, para luego dar paso a la experiencia dos, en la cual estuvo enfocada las actividades del curso.



La experiencia consiste en que los alumnos y alumnas demuestren comprensión y puedan responder físicamente a instrucciones dentro de la sala de clases.


Las instrucciones más representativas son:




  • Stand up (pararse)



  • Sit down (sentarse)


  • Raise your hand (levantar la mano)


  • Open your book (abrir tu libro)


  • Close your book (cerrar tu libro)


  • Be quiet (hacer silencio)


A traves de apoyo visual y gestual los alumnos y alumnas adquirirán el vocabulario y las instrucciones de uso frecuente dentro del aula.










Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Cultural Diversity


Mauricio’s presentation was about cultural diversity. His presentation was very good; he started his micro-lesson asked us to create a definition of diversity and to read it to everybody. Then he read an official definition of it and some important aspects related with diversity such as; age, race, gender, ethnicity.
I liked his presentation because he showed us the importance of this topic in the classroom, the impact when you create a respectful climate and how students could spread the model you give them. His presentation was good in terms of visual aids, good pictures and videos, but he had too much information in some slides, and one video was too fast to read what it said, I could not read in some cases.
At the end, he said a very good piece of advice, that enclose the complete meaning of his topic; “putting in someone else shoes”, which was a very good close to his micro-lesson.

Stress in Students


Yhincy’s presentation was about the stress in students. Before start with some definitions, she started her presentation with some images that were glued on the walls, and we had to guess what those pictures meant. Then she gave some definitions and the causes and effects of stress.

In my opinion, she did a good presentation, she invited us to participate and the topic was interesting and useful as teachers. She had good tone of voice, and she moved around the classroom asking for attention, using eye contact too.


Less words and more action



Eduardo’s presentation was about Chileans projects to improve English education. He presented us three projects; Innovacien, this project is to modify schools and implement software, videogames and videochats with educational purposes. ChileIdiomas, this project is to create a small English city during a complete weekend and students have to talk, read, write, and listen English all the time. The last project was in Pichilemu, where the surf is implemented as a subject, to prevent drug addiction, delinquency, and other social problems.

This topic was interesting, with new ideas and the slides had good images. He had a good tone of voice and presence, his body language was according to the things he was talking and the title as a message was creative. In my opinion, I like the project of Chile Idiomas, because is funnier and easier than the other ones, and as a teacher, you do not need too much money to carry out this porject, you only need your students support.

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Body Language




Yara’s presentation was about body language. This topic is very good, because as teachers, we can give good or bad signs of what we are talking. As Yara said our body is a teaching tool, is not necessary to say the translation of a word if we can demonstrate its meaning trough our body. In some cases it must sound weird and goofy but it depends on the teacher what teaching strategies he or she wants to use.
On the other hand there are some body movements that are useful in the classroom, for example giving eye contact, nodding and smiling, and walking around the room among others. In relation with her performance was good, funny videos, but I do not think it was a micro-lesson, because she talked most of the time, and we were sitting watching at her, without a real activity just some comments of what she was talking

Gallipoli

Language: English
Country: Australia
Epoch and social background: 1915 First War World.
Main Characters:

- Archy Hamilton (Mark Lee)

- Frank Dunne (Mel Gibson)

- Uncle Jack (Bill Kerr)

- Les McCann (Harold Hopkins)

- Billy (Robert Grubb)

- Barney (Tim McKenzie)

- Snowy (David Argue)

- Major Barton (Bill Hunter)


Powerful ideas and values:

- Patriotism

- Friendship

- Perseverance

- Loyalty

- Competition

This movie it was a little bit boring at the beginning, when Archie met Frank the movie starts to be more interesting.

This movie showed the importance of friendship, and the loyalty to his country in the case of Archie. He was perseverant during the whole movie, and Frank was not stay behind, for that reason he decided to follow Archie and to become a soldier to fight in Gallipoli against Turkish who were better armed than them.

At the end, I felt a little bit disappointment because Frank could not arrive to give the message to the Major Barton and for that reason Archie die. I do not think it was a really good ending to put an image of Archie when he is shot. I felt it was something missing. I mean, what happened with Frank? The British soldiers, they really arrived to support the trenches?

Slangs

Jorge’s presentation was about Slangs. He made a good presentation; he presented us very good examples and a good definition of them. This was a micro-lesson, because he presented the topic and then he asked us to participate in his lesson.
He had a good tone of voice, but he did not use the space and he did not do eye contact, he must improve that. Good pronunciation and fluency. I liked his micro-lesson, it was an interesting topic and it was good to learn more about language.