This document summarizes student feedback on the first unit of an English course at Los Ángeles de Chimbote Catholic University in Peru. It includes feedback from five students - Karen Garavito Mendoza, Brian Garcia Chunga, Ruth Mauricio Alcas, Francia Ticeran Ricalde, and Victoria Azcárate Rivas. The students note that the unit helped them learn to use new words, interpret texts both orally and in writing, and conduct bibliographic research in English on topics related to their career. They express that the teacher uses various techniques to help students develop their English abilities.
This document summarizes student feedback on the first unit of an English course at Los Ángeles de Chimbote Catholic University in Peru. It includes feedback from five students - Karen Garavito Mendoza, Brian Garcia Chunga, Ruth Mauricio Alcas, Francia Ticeran Ricalde, and Victoria Azcárate Rivas. The students note that the unit helped them learn to use new words, interpret texts both orally and in writing, and conduct bibliographic research in English on topics related to their career. They express that the teacher uses various techniques to help students develop their English abilities.
This document summarizes student feedback on the first unit of an English course at Los Ángeles de Chimbote Catholic University in Peru. It includes feedback from five students - Karen Garavito Mendoza, Brian Garcia Chunga, Ruth Mauricio Alcas, Francia Ticeran Ricalde, and Victoria Azcárate Rivas. The students note that the unit helped them learn to use new words, interpret texts both orally and in writing, and conduct bibliographic research in English on topics related to their career. They express that the teacher uses various techniques to help students develop their English abilities.
SUBJECT: ENGLISH II MEMBERS: AZCARATE RIVAS VICTORIA GARAVITO MENDOZA KAREN GARCIA CHUNGA BRIAN MAURICIO ALCAS RUTH TICERAN RICALDE FRANCIA CRITICAL COMMENTS OF THE FIRST UNIT
GARAVITO MENDOZA KAREN
GARCIA CHUNGA BRIAN
RUTH KARINA MAURICIO ALCAS
Well at the beginning we could identify which were the most
relevant ideas embodied in the texts linked to our immediate environment, in an autonomous way, through working groups formed in the classroom. On the other hand we have been able to make an interpretation about texts both orally and through writing, being related to specific, clear and concise information. Finally, we have made a bibliographical search referring to scientific articles narrated in English, magazines and books related to our career. Together with my other colleagues we have been able to identify the key words in the use of the dialogues carried out in class and, for this, we use the appropriate reference model.
Francia Ticeran Ricalde
English is a very important course, as much as the professional field as in
the daily life, due to the globalization that is developed at present. I am very happy and grateful that this important course can be included in our curriculum. The development of this course throughout the cycle has been very satisfactory because our teacher uses various techniques, which allow us to exploit our abilities in this language orally and in writing. Throughout the first unit we have developed themes such as the present simple, continuous past, the proper use of some and any. We achieve this with the development of dialogue, making sentences, completing text, reading comprehension. Finally, for the best development of these activities we use material such as bibliography, magazines, books, internet articles, etc. ESTUDENT: AZCÁRATE RIVAS VICTORIA
In this first unit, thanks to the tolerance of our teacher, we
have managed to learn to use new words when making sentences, which allowed us to identify the most important ideas found in the texts provided by our teacher in each class, autonomously and through teamwork.
During this unit, we have developed the ability to
interpret the texts, both orally and in writing, the first reading dialogues, texts, etc., thus being able to improve the pronunciation of words especially the most complex ones, while the second one making sentences, and other activities proposed in class, related to the specific topic.
. Finally, we also carry out bibliographical searches about
magazines, books, articles, reports that are linked to our career, narrated in the English language in order to obtain better learning and results at the end of the unit.
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