Suggested Teaching Schedule Basic Eleven (B11)

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SUGGESTED TEACHING SCHEDULE

BASIC ELEVEN (B11)


Textbook: World Link 2 (3rd Edition)

DAY HOUR UNIT TASKS/ACTIVITIES WORKBOOK MWLO


Welcome and course introduction (20’)
1 Welcome Unit Lesson A
1 Unit opener Vocabulary
2 Lesson A 1, 2
3 3, 4 (p. 98)
2 4 5
Conversation, Grammar

5 6, Lesson B 1 (p. 101) Lesson B Individual


3 6 7 2 Vocabulary Learning Path
7 3, 4 (p. 104) Grammar, Reading and
4 8 5 Writing
9 6 (p. 107)
5 10 Unit Consolidation
Process Writing / Video Worksheet
11
S & W LO evaluation
6 Unit opener (p. 109)
12
Lesson A 1
13 2, 3 (p. 111) Lesson A
7 14 4 Vocabulary, Conversation
15 5, 6 (p. 114)
8 Grammar
16 Lesson B 1 Individual
17 8 2, 3 (p. 117) Lesson B Learning Path
9 Vocabulary and Grammar
18 4
19 5, 6 (p. 121)
10 20 Unit Consolidation
Reading and Writing

Process Writing / Video Worksheet


21
S & W LO evaluation
11 Unit opener (p. 123)
22
Lesson A 1
23 2, 3 (p. 125) Lesson A
12 24 4 Vocabulary, Conversation,
25 5, 6 (p. 128)
13 26 Lesson B 1
Grammar
Individual

14
27 9 2, 3 (p. 131) Lesson B Learning Path
28 4, Vocabulary and Grammar
29 5, 6 (p. 134)
15 30 Unit Consolidation
Reading and Writing

Process Writing / Video Worksheet


31
S & W LO evaluation
16
32 ALP (Day 1)

33 Review Units 7 – 9
17
34 Final Written Exam

35 ALP (Day 2)
18
36 Exam Review, Grade Processing & Feedback

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GENERAL GUIDELINES

 This is a suggested teaching schedule. The teacher will determine the time allotted to each task depending on
students' needs and responses. However, the teacher is expected to begin each unit on the indicated day
in order to cover the suggested textbook content before the last day of class.

 Welcome and course introduction: On the first day of class, the teacher should take some minutes to talk
to students about the most important features about our program and institution. Two power point presentations
have been created for this purpose (in Spanish). They can be found in Chamilo, and should be used in class to
clarify important information with students. Additional information related to this matter can also be found in the
syllabus (evaluation system, online resources, etc.)

 About the following new sections in the third edition book:

 Welcome Unit: Keep in mind that these activities are meant to help revise the previous unit’s content.
Choose the most relevant for classwork and assign the rest for homework.

 Introduce the theme / Warm-up / Unit opener: This section refers to the spread that shows a picture
connected to the unit’s topic. This short activity can be used to introduce the general topic of the unit
and help students activate schemata.

 Warm-up video: This activity is optional. It may help to watch the video in advance in order to decide
on the best way to use it. More detailed information can be found in the syllabus.

 The Process Writing activities could be used in order to complement classwork in each unit (in class,
or as homework). Activities (for class work or homework) can be selected at the teacher’s discretion
based on the students’ needs.

 The video worksheets can be assigned for homework. Ideally, one video worksheet should be covered
in class. The other worksheets could be assigned for homework if deemed appropriate.

 S & W LO evaluation: Students’ achievement of learning objectives/outcomes (speaking and writing) should
be assessed by the end of each unit. A slot has been allotted at the end of each unit for this purpose. (More
information on learning outcomes evaluation can be found in the syllabus, section “Evaluation criteria: In class
evaluation tasks”).

 Workbook: The workbook activities can be assigned at the teachers’ discretion.

 MWLO (My World Link Online): Students individually take the entry placement test available in MWLO, and
work on the activities assigned in their personalized “Learning Path” at their own pace.

More relevant information about our personalized 3rd edition sections can be found in the syllabus (Unit
opener, warm-up video, welcome unit, consolidation units, video worksheets and process writing)

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