Inglés IV
Tema 1-Computer machines
1. Work in small groups:
Give your opinion about the following topics and share it with the rest of the class.
2. Work in pairs:
St A: You want to work as an engineer at Intel. Today you have an interview with the head of the engineering department. Be ready to answer questions about computer hardware and assembling languages.
St B: You work at Intel, today you have to interview some people who are applying for the job. Ask them questions in order to prove his/her knowledge about computers. Ask about hardware and assembly languages.
Tema 2- Operating Systems
1- Imagine that you are an important programmer and a reporter of the radio program "Computer Sciences" invites you and some specialists to talk about OS. Be ready to talk about…
2-Gather in small groups and debate about the following ideas. Share with the rest of the group the results of the discussions.
3- TV show
You can give the tasks to the students in the previous class. One of them is going to be the host of the tv program and the rest can be journalists and specialists in informatics. Ask them to look for information about the different OS that they know, the journalists will have to come prepared to make questions to the specialists. One of the informatics engineers works at the UCI and he can talk about the university, its purpose and the OS that the students learn to use.
Tema 3- Teleinformatics
The e.mail addict
My hand tightly grips the mouse;
I sit here in blank silence.
I haven't gotten an E-mail in 5 days,
Soon I'll resort to violence.
The vein in my forehead
Is popping out for miles.
I stare at my inbox
Praying for some mail.
It's 12:46 at night,
But I'm far from being tired.
I better get some mail,
Before my brain gets wired!
Oh look! I've got a message
From someone named "CareBear."
It has no subject, no words, no point,
But God, I'm glad it's there!
I can finally go to bed
After hours of endless waiting.
Maybe I can restart my social life.
Maybe now I can start dating!
Listen to the poem again and answer the following questions.
1. What is the general idea of the poem? Does it coincide with the title?
2. What happens to the person on the poem? Is he/she sad?
3. Does he/she wait for an email?
4. Does he/she receive it?
5. What does he/she decide to do at the end of the poem?
6. Do you like the poem? Why?
7. Is the poem related to teleinformatics? Explain your answer.
2-Work in pairs:
St A: You are an outstanding personality in the informatics field and you have been invited to participate in a TV talk show. Give your opinion about the Internet and the e.mail.
St B: You are the host of a TV talk show. You have a very important guest today; ask him his/her opinion about Internet and the e.mail.
Tema 5-Software engineering
1. Choose one of the following statements, think about it and prepare a brief oral presentation expressing your ideas about it.
2. Work in pairs:
St A: You are a software engineer and you are making a game software for a company. Explain to your friend what is it about and why do you think it is important.
St B: You are a software engineer and you don’t think that the software that your friend is doing is useful at all. Tell him/her what kind of software you think is important.
Tema 6-Programming Languages
1. Work in pairs:
St A: You are a journalist working for the Educative Channel. Today you will interview a
famous informatics engineer.
Ask him questions about his work, the different programming languages that he uses to do his work and the complexity of those languages.
St B: You are an informatics engineer, you work for Ministry of Informatics and Communications since the year 200, and today you are going to be interviewed in a TV program. Be ready to answer the questions of the journalist about your work and the programming languages that you use.
2. Read the following statements. Interchange your opinions about them in pairs; and then give your opinions to the whole group:
Tema 7 Artificial Intelligence
1- Work in three teams.
Team A: Think about the positive aspects of the AI. You have to convince the jury of the advantages of AI.
Team B: Think about the negative aspects of AI. Convince the jury with your ideas.
Jury: Listen to the exposition of the two teams and decide which of them gives more convincing reasons.
2- TV show
This activity can be prepared beforehand. Ask the students to look for information about AI, definition, fields, advantages, disadvantages, last inventions related to this science. One of the students is going to be the host and is going to lead the activity, he will introduce all the personalities that participate in the show and ask them questions about their field of investigation. This topic is very good for debate; the teacher can bring some questions to the class to make the students think and debate about the topic.
3- Movie discussion.
In this theme the students watch the movie "Terminator 3", the teacher can use the movie guide that is in the English web site to help the students focus their attention in the different interesting aspects of the film while are watching it. Later, in the face to face class the students will talk about the movie, using their answers to the questions about the movie as a reference for their exposition.
This exercise could be used for any of the subjects; it’s up to you to choose the text.
1. Running Dictation
Aims - to practice reading, speaking, listening and writing in a communicative task to wake up a sleepy class!
You need - Choose one, or more, short (eg. 5 lines) pieces of text and make enough copies of the text/s for one per pair of students.
Procedure -
Stick the text/s up around the room, preferably away from where the students are sitting.
Now ask one person in each pair to sit where they are with a pen/pencil and paper. Their partner has to stand up and 'run' to their text, read it, probably chunk by chunk, memorise it, run back to their partner and ' dictate it', helping in any way they can, without actually writing it of course ( eg. "No, actually's got 2 'l's". "There's a new line there" etc").
The winner/s are the pair with the first absolutely correct version of the text.
Extension/variation
The activity can then be re-done, with a different text/s and with the other member of the pair acting as 'runner'.
For any subject.
1. As an introduction to each topic (or even, if desired, each interview card), write a question on the blackboard and ask the students to write their answers in a specified amount of time (five to fifteen minutes). Collect the students' papers and then divide the students into groups to discuss what they wrote.
2. Group the students into pairs and have them discuss a card for three to five minutes. Give each pair a different card. Then ask the students I to pass the card to the pair on their left. This procedure is repeated I until each group has spoken about the question on each card.
Move around the room, listening in on each pair and marking any mistakes on the mistake cards. After all the interview cards have been completed, the students look at their mistake cards and correct them. Circulate to assist with corrections.
Themes you can bring to the class to create a debate and teach human values to the students.
1. You and your spouse have been married for five years. You have been happy but lately you have begun to feel very sexually attracted to someone else. You have not acted upon this feeling but your spouse has noticed something is wrong between the two of you. Do you tell your spouse about your feelings? What do you say?
2. You are a teenager and you occasionally smoke marijuana. Your parent finds a small joint in your room. What do you say it is and where do you say it came from?
3. You are HIV positive but have been symptom free. You meet a very attractive person who
wants to get to know you better. Do you tell this new admirer that you tested positive?
4. You are taking a test and realize that the person sitting next to you is copying from your paper. What do you do?
5. You know that many of the athletes at a competition are taking steroids. Some of these people are on your team. What do you do?
6. When you and your friend leave a store at the mall, your friend shows you that she has taken something without paying for it. She seems quite proud of her accomplishment. Do you do anything?
7. You are on a first date and you are date-raped. You know your parents would never understand. What do you do?
8. You are rushing out the door because you are late for an appointment. You see children throwing rocks at a window down the street. One of the children breaks it, but another is blamed. What do you do?
9. Without permission, you read your sister's diary and found out that she is having sex with her boyfriend. What will you do?
10. While you are taking a walk, you find a wallet in the street. It contains no identification and several thousand dollars. What are you going to do?
11. Your friend is quite overweight and started dieting a few months ago. Although your friend is always hungry now, you have not noticed any weight loss. What do you say when your friend asks if you notice any difference?
12. Your friend has a very ugly new baby. What do you say?
13. Your friend is going bald and is very sensitive about it. When he combs his hair in a different way in order to cover the bald spot, in your opinion, this only makes the spot look more noticeable. What do you say when he tells you he thinks he looks much better with this new hairstyle?
14. Your friend bought you a birthday present that you do not like and know you would want to exchange or return. What do you say?
15. Your child has never known his father because the child was conceived as the result of a rape. When your child asks, "Don't I have a dad?" What do you say?
Issues for discussion
1. Women belong at home taking care of children.
2. In these times, it is better not to have any children.
3. People are animals and, therefore, are not monogamous by nature
4. Teachers should not socialize with students.
5. Men and women are emotionally different.
6. Spanking and hitting children is a form of child abuse.
7. Living together before marriage should be required, like getting a driving permit before you get the license.
8. Everyone should keep a gun in the home for self-protection.
9. All children who deliberately commit crimes should be tried as adults.
10. English should be the only international language
11. Do you think some people are born criminals?
Other Activities
1- Pelmanism - (pronunciation)
Make a set of about 20 cards per group or team of six or seven students. Write 10 'pairs' of words on one side of the cards, one word per card.The words must rhyme, eg. have the same phonetic sound, but can look similar or not, depending on the level of your students. (eg. make/take, see/ key, learn/burn, ) Choose words that the students know so that you don't have to spend time dealing with vocabulary and can concentrate on pronunciation. Each set of twenty cards can be the same, eg.. you can make one set and photocopy it as many times as necessary, or you can make different sets.
Before you begin the game, go through the cards quickly first with the whole class. Hold up each one and ask the students to say it. Correct pronunciation as necessary.
Now shuffle the cards and lay them face down on a table or other flat surface, eg. the floor.
Students take it in turns to turn over any two cards. As they do so, they read the cards aloud, eg. 'burn' , 'take' before turning them back over and placing them face down in the position they were originally in.
As more cards are revealed, the students have to try to remember where the cards are and to pick up 'pairs' of card, eg.. two cards which rhyme ( eg. 'learn' & 'burn') . When the student picks up a pair that rhyme, he or she can keep them.
2- Crazy Story
Aim: Writing, reading aloud, listening, grammar (simple past tense, reported speech)
Notes:
Prepare sheets of paper with six columns which bear the following titles at the top
WHO?
(a man's name)
WHOM?
(a woman's name)
WHERE?
WHAT DID HE SAY?
WHAT DID SHE SAY?
WHAT DID THEY DO?
Divide the class into groups of 6. Give each group one sheet of paper. Ask the first student to write under the first part and fold the paper so as to cover what he has written. Tell the student to pass the paper onto the next person. As each person writes, he should only look at his fold. When all students finish, one student from each group will be asked to read their story in the following format. You can write the format on the blackboard.
............. met ............... in/at ..............
He said ..............................................
She said .............................................
And so they ..........................................
3- Missing Headlines
3- Cultural Misunderstanding
1. You are here for the summer studying English and living with a host family. You do not understand English very well. You hear your host family talking about someone they don't like, and you are afraid they are talking about you. Talk to your host
family about this.
2. You are visiting this country for the fIrst time and you are shy and uncomfortable around Americans. An American student stops you while you are walking to class and asks you where the gymnasium is. You do not know and are embarrassed to speak. What do you say?
3. You are from a culture where married women wear a dot in the middle of their foreheads. When you walk to the market, you find someone is making fun of this. Talk to the person and explain the dot's signifIcance.
4. You are concerned about your safety in the US because you have heard that many Americans do not like foreigners. You've heard that several tourists have been killed for their money and cars. Talk to an American friend and fInd out if your fears are founded.
|
Some Suggested Riddles |
|
|
QUESTIONS |
ANSWERS |
|
What animal is gray and has a trunk? |
A mouse going on vacation |
|
What animal eats and drinks with its tail? |
All do. No animal takes off its tail when eating or drinking. |
|
Why do mother kangaroos hate rainy days? |
Because then the children have to play inside. |
|
How can you tell the difference between a can of chicken soup and a can of tomato soup? |
Read the label. |
|
Why is an eye doctor like a teacher? |
They both test the pupils. |
|
Why did the cross-eyed teacher lose his job? |
Because he could not control his pupils. |
|
Why is mayonnaise never ready? |
Because it is always dressing. |
|
Do you know the story about the skunk? |
Never mind, it stinks. |
|
If a papa bull eats three bales of hay and a baby bull eats one bale, how much hay will a mama bull eat? |
Nothing. There is no such thing as a mama bull. |
|
What does an envelope say when you lick it? |
Nothing. It just shuts up. |
|
Why do cows wear bells? |
Because their horns don't work. |
|
Why shouldn't you believe a person in bed? |
Because he is lying. |
|
What is the best way to prevent milk from turning sour? |
Leave it in the cow. |
|
Why does a dog wag his tail? |
Because no one else will wag it for him. |
5- La rueda
OBJETIVO. Preguntar y responder sobre objetos del aula, producir oraciones interrogativas afirmativas y negativas.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Nombres que denotan objetos del aula
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Trabajo en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
1. El profesor explica en la pizarra cómo se debe realizar la interacción.
2. Los alumnos se organizan en una rueda o círculo. Al primer alumno se le entrega la carpeta del profesor con diferentes objetos.
3. El alumno a su derecha le pregunta. What do you have in that bag?. Él saca un objeto y responde. I have a …
4. Se queda con el objeto y pasa la carpeta al alumno que le preguntó; este recibe la pregunta del compañero que tiene a su derecha.
5. Si se agotan los objetos se vuelven a recoger y a echar en la carpeta hasta que todos los alumnos hayan participado.
VARIANTES:
1. Se pueden emplear otras estructuras:
What is there in the bag?--- there is a/an….
What are there in the bag?There are .... (sacando dos objetos iguales o no)
Do you have any ... in the bag? Yes, there is a …. Yes, there are some…
(los saca y los muestra) No, there isn’t / aren’t any …
Se recomienda recoger objetos de los alumnos para que haya suficientes en la carpeta y al final, al entregarlos el profesor puede preguntar: Whose... is this?. Y el alumno puede responder: It’s nime. El profesor replica. Look, it’s his/hers. It is his/her… De no haberse impartido este contenido todavía, se aprovecha la oportunidad para introducirlo y emplearlo sin mucha exigencia, especificando que esa forma se utiliza cuando la función comunicativa es expresar pertenencia.
6- Descubre la diferencia.
OBJETIVO. Describir láminas para encontrar la diferencia y desarrollar la capacidad descriptiva de los alumnos
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Las preposiciones y frases preposicionales under, on, on the left, on the right, etc el verbo to be, there is, there are en oraciones afirmativas, negativas e interrogativas.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Trabajo en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
El profesor dibuja dos láminas en la pizarra y demuestra el ejercicio.
Se preparan tantos pares de láminas como sean necesarias.
Un alumno describe mientras el otro escucha y observa la suya; luego ofrece la descripción de su lámina y finaliza con la diferencia. Ejemplo:
Alumno A: There is a table and a book in my picture. The book is on the table.
Alumno B: There is a table and a book in my picture too, but the book is under the table.
VARIANTES:
Se pueden entregar algunas láminas y los alumnos se organizarán en dúos tríos o pequeños grupos, en dependencia de la cantidad de láminas. El profesor lee la descripción de una supuesta lámina y los alumnos describen la suya finalizando con la diferencia de la forma indicada en el ejercicio.
Pueden trabajarse en tríos, cada alumno con una lámina, o uno de ellos escucha la descripción de los demás y luego describe una lámina imaginaria.
3. Cualquier otra variante que el profesor estime podrá ser utilizada.
7- La ronda
OBJETIVO. Conocer y dar a conocer un nuevo compañero de grupo.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. El verbo to be y los pronombres I, my, you, your, he, she.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN: Trabajo en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
El profesor ilustra en la pizarra cómo se desarrollará el ejercicio.
Ejemplo 1 negativo.
A: Good morning/afternoon/evening. Are you... ? B: No, I am not.
A: Sorry good-bye B: Good-bye
Ejemplo 2 afirmativo
A: Good morning/afternoon/evening. Are you...? B: Yes, I am. Are you …?
A: Yes, I am. Nice to meet you, ... B: Nice to meet you too, …
2. Como paso final, cada alumno presentará su compañero al grupo.
VARIANTES:
En caso que los alumnos ya se conozcan, como puede suceder; se puede entregar una tarjeta con dos nombres. El primer nombre lo asumirá el alumno y el segundo será el nombre del compañero que debe buscar.
De acuerdo al nivel, se les indicará que pregunten sobre otros aspectos como ocupación, dirección particular, parientes, etc.
8- Los círculos
OBJETIVO. Conocer a los compañeros y darse a conocer. Presentar a uno de ellos al resto de grupo.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. El verbo to be en presente; las contracciones y los
pronombres I, my, you, your, he, she, his, her
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Trabajo en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
El profesor ilustra en la pizarra cómo se realizará la interacción. Obsérvese la
variante 1
A: Good morning/afternoon/evening. My name is ....
B: Good morning/afternoon/evening. I am…
A: Nice to meet you….
B: Nice to meet you too … good-bye
A: Good-bye.
El grupo se organiza en dos círculos, uno por dentro y el otro por fuera. Los alumnos de ambos círculos quedan frente a frente.
Por indicación del profesor se comienza el ejercicio. En su momento, se le indicará al círculo de afuera que rote hacia su derecha hasta lograr que todos los alumnos interactúen con los alumnos del círculo opuesto.
Cuando todos los alumnos hayan interactuado, las últimas parejas se presentan mutuamente de la siguiente forma:
This is a/our new college in class. His/her name is… He/She is a good…
VARIANTES:
En lugar de sus nombres se le puede entregar un papelito con un nombre X o uno para que pongan otro nombre que no sea el suyo o, sencillamente, que piensen en un nombre determinado.
Si el nivel de los alumnos lo permite, puede indicarse que se refieran a su ocupación o a cualquier otra información que deseen utilizar.
Cualquier otra variante creada por el profesor puede ser igualmente válida.
9- ¿Quién soy?
OBJETIVO. Adivinar de quién se trata a partir de una autodescripción.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. El verbo to be en presente y adjetivos que denotan características físicas
ESTRATEGIAS DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Trabajo individual y en grupo
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
Puede utilizarse como Warm up en una clase que tienda a ser monótona
El moderador o el profesor puede preguntar si están de acuerdo con la descripción. Se recomienda que, con la cooperación de los alumnos, se escriban adjetivos en la pizarra.
tall, short, pretty, handsome, ugly, fat, thin, neither fat nor thin, old, young, neither old nor young, negro, white, brunet, brown, blond, elegant, etc.
10- El cuento
OBJETIVO. Producir oraciones en pasado, presente o futuro.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Los verbos de acción en pasado, presente o futuro.
ESTRATEGIAS DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En parejas, con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
5. Terminado el tiempo se presentará en colectivo.
VARIANTES:
Puede aplicarse a otro contenido, el profesor puede dar estas introducciones:
There was a good party at Robert’s house yesterday because…
Impet International is a big enterprise, because…
Santiago Hotel is better than Sierra Maestra Hotel, because...
Queda abierta la posibilidad para que el profesor cree otras variantes, que pueden ser igualmente válidas.
11. En la bodega
OBJETIVO. Preguntar por diferentes productos de la bodega y su precio utilizando el contenido lingüístico apropiado.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Vocabulario relacionado con los diferentes productos de la bodega y el uso de some y any, las preguntas Is there any...?. How much do you want?. How much is it?
ESTRATEGIAS DE PARTICIPACIÓN: En equipos y en parejas
INSTRUCCIONES:
Ejemplo. A: bodeguero B: cliente
B: Good morning. A: Good morning. Can I help you?.
B: Is there any coffee?. A: No, there isn’t.
B: Is there any rice?. A: Yes, there is. How much do you want?.
B: How much is it?. A: It is ….. a pound.
B: Give me two pounds. Here is my money. A: Thank you. Here you are.
VARIANTES:
RECOMENDACIONES:
Lista del bodeguero Lista del cliente
|
Producto |
Precio |
Producto |
cantidad deseada |
|
Rice……………….. Sugar……………… Coffee…………….. Beans…………….. Soap……………… |
25 cents a pound 10 cents a pound 1 peso a pound 30 cents a pound 30 cents a bar |
Beans ………… Soap……..……… Chocolate……… Salt…………….. Coffee………….. |
3 pounds one bar 2 bars 3 pounds half a pound |
12. Razón suficiente
OBJETIVO. Relacionar las ocupaciones con sus actividades fundamentales.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Vocabulario que denote ocupaciones, el presente simple de los verbos y los sustantivos que denotan lugar o puesto de trabajo.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En tríos
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
TÉCNICA 13. Un día de clases.
OBJETIVO. Expresar acciones en pasado o en futuro.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. El pasado y el futuro de los verbos de acción y sus complementos (going to o will/shall)
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En tríos.
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
14-. Fuera de serie.
OBJETIVO. Expresar acciones en pasado, presente y/o futuro.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Verbos de acción.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En tríos o grupos de 4 ó 5 estudiantes
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
15. Utilícelo en su conversación.
OBJETIVO. Establecer comparaciones.
CONTENIDO LINGÜÍSTICO. Las formas comparativas de los adjetivos.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Trabajo en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
Se proponen las siguientes técnicas comunicativas participativas
16-. La entrevista en círculo
OBJETIVO. Conocer al nuevo compañero y presentarlo al grupo.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En parejas
INSTRUCCIONES:
RECOMENDACIONES:
17-. ¿Cuál es la diferencia?
OBJETIVO. Hacer y escuchar descripciones para encontrar la diferencia.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En parejas o tríos.
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
18- . Rondando.
OBJETIVO. Hacer y responder preguntas sobre gustos.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
ALUMNO A ALUMNO B
A: Se encuentra con un compañero y lo saluda B:_______________________ A: Usted le pregunta si le gusta hacer lo que tiene su tarjeta B:________________________ A: Si la respuesta es negativa se disculpa y se despide. B:__________________________ A: Si la respuesta es afirmativa, responda que está bien e invítelo según la tarjeta B: __________________________ |
A: ________________________ B: Usted responde al saludo de su compañero. A: _________________________ B: Usted responde afirmativa o negati-vamente de acuerdo a su tarjeta. A: _________________________ B: Si se disculpa y se despide usted también se despide. A: _________________________ B: Acepte la invitación y dé las gracias. |
VARIANTES:
19-. ¿Cuáles son iguales?
OBJETIVO. Hacer y comprender descripciones.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En parejas
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
20-. El intercambio de información.
OBJETIVO. Preguntar y responder sobre datos estadísticos así como compartir. Información.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En equipos y en parejas.
INSTRUCCIONES:
21-. ¿Quién es?
OBJETIVO. Describir a una persona.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Individual con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
22-. El argumento.
OBJETIVO. Expresar razones o argumentos sobre algo que le guste o no.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Individual con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTE:
Se recomienda recortar láminas de periódicos, revistas, libros en desuso, etc.
23-. Desarrolla tu lenguaje.
OBJETIVO. Describir un proceso, un lugar histórico, un lugar público.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN: Trabajo en tríos o en pequeños grupos con presentación colectiva
INSTRUCCIONES:
24-. La relación.
OBJETIVO. Argumentar el porqué desea o no tener relación o amistad con alguien.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. Individual con presentación colectiva
INSTRUCCIONES:
VARIANTES:
25- . ¿Cómo soy?
OBJETIVO. Hablar y argumentar sobre una cualidad personal.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN: En tríos con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
El profesor escribe en la pizarra o proyecta algunas cualidades morales.
Se recomienda tener cuidado de no lastimar a ningún alumno con los análisis.
|
IDENTIFY YOURSELF 1. organized 2. creative 3. ambitious 4. clever 5- honest 6. studious 7. selfish 8. intelligent 9. busy 10. lazy 11- good student/ son |
26-. Mi Selección.
OBJETIVO. Hacer un análisis comparativo entre informaciones para explicar o argumentar una decisión.
NIVEL. Semestres II y III.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En grupo con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
Información en las pancartas
|
1. A visit to Santiago, not to Holguín 2. A day in Guardalavaca not in Las Coloradas 3. A rest in Sierra Maestra Hotel not in Royalton Hotel 4. A tour to Los Cantiles Camping not to El Salto. |
VARIANTES:
27- . Decida y argumente.
OBJETIVO. Elaborar y expresar, colectivamente, argumentos para tomar decisiones.
ESTRATEGIA DE PARTICIPACIÓN. En grupos con presentación colectiva.
INSTRUCCIONES:
Coffee enterprise of Guisa.
|
Duties |
Benefits |
|
Supervising the accounting staff Contacting suppliers Dealing with customers complaints Checking displays of goods |
Four weeks paid holidays Annual bonus Staff discount on all purchase Interest-free loan after one year House moving allowance |
Coffee enterprise of Buey Arriba.
|
Duties |
Benefits |
|
Supervising the accounting staff Contacting suppliers Dealing with customers complaints Checking displays of goods |
Four weeks paid holidays Month bonus Staff discount on all purchase Interest loan in case of need Enterprise car and allowance for petrol |
Tobacco enterprise of Jiguaní.
|
Duties |
Benefits |
|
Supervising the accounting staff Contacting suppliers Dealing with customers complaints Checking displays of goods |
Five weeks paid holidays Magnetic card every month Enterprise car and allowance for petrol Interest-free loan after two years House moving allowance |
VARIANTES:
Consideramos que el banco de ejercicios para el desarrollo de la expresión oral que se presenta en este trabajo puede ser de gran utilidad para los docentes del colectivo. Especialmente para los alumnos ayudantes y profesores en adiestramiento puede constituir un material de consulta permanente al brindar no sólo opciones sino modelos a partir de los cuales orientar el diseño de su clase.
Teniendo en cuenta que los alumnos ayudantes y profesores en adiestramiento no tienen formación pedagógica, las orientaciones generales para el trabajo con técnicas alternativas de participación que se ofrecen en el trabajo pueden ser igualmente de gran utilidad.
Recomendamos el estudio de este material por todos los profesores y alumnos ayudantes del colectivo de Inglés de la facultad y que se contribuya al enriquecimiento del material adicionando otras actividades.
Recomendamos que profesores de otros departamentos estudien el material igualmente, pues muchas de las actividades que se ofrecen son aplicables por otras asignaturas.
Zaldívar, Bartolo R. (2003). Técnicas participativas como alternativa para el desarrollo de la comunicación oral en Inglés. Tesis de Maestría.
Hadfield, J. (1987). Elementary Communication Games. Nelson
(1987) Intermediate Communication Games. Nelson
(1990) Advanced Communication Games. Nelson
Maley, A and A. Duff. (1982). Drama Techniques in Language Learning. Cambridge University Press
Rinvolucri, M. (1984). Grammar Games. Cambridge University Press
Autoras:
Lic. Isabel Cristina Lanio Posada
Lic. Nery Karen García Pando
Lic. Yamiraiky Miranda Miranda
Lic. Haydée Guilbert Infante
Centro de procedencia: Universidad de las Ciencias Informáticas
Municipio: La Lisa, Ciudad de la Habana
Ingrese el e-mail y contraseña con el que está registrado en Monografias.com
Trabajos relacionados
Ver mas trabajos de Educacion |
|
Nota al lector: es posible que esta página no contenga todos los componentes del trabajo original (pies de página, avanzadas formulas matemáticas, esquemas o tablas complejas, etc.). Recuerde que para ver el trabajo en su versión original completa, puede descargarlo desde el menú superior.
Todos los documentos disponibles en este sitio expresan los puntos de vista de sus respectivos autores y no de Monografias.com. El objetivo de Monografias.com es poner el conocimiento a disposición de toda su comunidad. Queda bajo la responsabilidad de cada lector el eventual uso que se le de a esta información. Asimismo, es obligatoria la cita del autor del contenido y de Monografias.com como fuentes de información.