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Classes Plan
Concepción, 2019
TASK 1: DESIGNMENT
2. Unit Aim:
By the end of the unit, students will be able to acquire new vocabulary
and functions that allow them to make references to their feelings and
opinions.
3. Attitudinal Aim(s):
Manifestar una actitud positive frente a sí mismo y sus capacidades
para aprender y usar el idioma, valorando a la vez los logros de los
demás. (OA A)
Demostrar interés por el aprendizaje continuo e independiente como
parte de un proyecto personal y para contribuir a la sociedad. (OA C)
For the next topic it was decided to carry out activities in which the students
classify the types of films, with the objective that they use their prior knowledge,
mostly from their first language, so that the topic may be more related to their
tastes and interests. For this reason, students will be asked to think about their
favorite films, so that they can later carry out the activities with their choices.
Then, to deepen the topics, comprehension of auditory texts is made, so that they
are exposed to the use of the learned vocabulary, and also use it during the
activities and to share their answers.
Finally, the unit will be evaluated through practical work in which students
present their favorite movie. It is decided to carry out this evaluation in order to
focus the work on their personal interests, involving a research work on
something that catches their attention. In addition, ICT resources, such as Prezi
or PPT, were included to motivate students with software that are well-known to
them. Finally, thanks to the resources offered by the establishment, the students
were taken to the computer room to begin their work.
TASK 3: REFLECTION
During the planning of the activities, I resorted to resources available on
the internet and to the literature seen at the university; however, as I got to know
the students, I realized that I would not call them attention or lacked prior
knowledge to develop the activities. I decided to plan with activities that involved
the students by using their knowledge of the first language or what they might
know about social networks or television. However, I also prepared activities,
outside of official planning, that could be more complex, to use when I was
realizing that students could do them. As a negative aspect, I think this limited
me as a teacher to deepen the contents less and perform activities a little easier,
and the students to demand more personally. However, I must emphasize that
the students have been able to participate a little more actively than we expected,
and carry out the activities mostly. Also, I think I've been able to make sure that
the content we see, although it could be a bit more superficial, understand it and
can connect it with those that come.
On the other hand, I think that the elaboration of the resources was what
was easier for me. First, because of the clarity, I had of the activities I wanted to
do, and second, because of the availability of resources offered by the school.
Regarding the students who require a little more support, I have dedicated
myself to work in a more personal way with them while the others are doing the
activities. In addition, I think it is important to constantly approach all students to
systematically provide feedback to their process, but I think I should do this with
greater attention to those students who participate in the PIE program.