Teacher Oscar Gil teaches an English class in a dynamic and participatory way. Encourage students to answer questions in English about how they feel and the days of the week using songs, videos and teaching materials. Use technologies effectively and link Spanish to reinforce concepts such as adjectives. Take practical assessments and leave homework to practice at home.
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Teacher Oscar Gil teaches an English class in a dynamic and participatory way. Encourage students to answer questions in English about how they feel and the days of the week using songs, videos and teaching materials. Use technologies effectively and link Spanish to reinforce concepts such as adjectives. Take practical assessments and leave homework to practice at home.
Teacher Oscar Gil teaches an English class in a dynamic and participatory way. Encourage students to answer questions in English about how they feel and the days of the week using songs, videos and teaching materials. Use technologies effectively and link Spanish to reinforce concepts such as adjectives. Take practical assessments and leave homework to practice at home.
Teacher Oscar Gil teaches an English class in a dynamic and participatory way. Encourage students to answer questions in English about how they feel and the days of the week using songs, videos and teaching materials. Use technologies effectively and link Spanish to reinforce concepts such as adjectives. Take practical assessments and leave homework to practice at home.
At the first moment of the class, the educator greets in a spontaneous and cheerful manner, creating interest and motivation in the classroom, which is organized in a round table, provides clear information and norms for the development of the topics, and also assigns 2 leaders to be protagonists and support the activities, thus streamlining the learning processes, they enthusiastically assume their role. Students understand expressions such as sit please, stand up to participate among many others that during the course of the class are essential to interact within a classroom. The teacher greets in English and asks how they feel (How do you feel today?) motivating the students to respond with the feelings and emotions taught in previous classes, explaining the relationship between a feeling and an emotion, the children are motivated to give accurate answers using didactic material provided by the educator. In the class, asking to speak is always prioritized to facilitate a pleasant atmosphere in the classroom. In addition, the educator encourages and congratulates in English when the answers are correct, and when not, in a friendly manner and without causing any fear in the student, he tells them “ No problem” (there is no problem). We work on the days of the week implementing the foreign language in speech and conversation, the children assimilate the words and vocabularies in their context. In a participatory way they respond to the question: “What day is today?” What day is today? They respond in an interactive and orderly way. The teacher makes comparisons of the days of the week so that the students identify the difference between them and is very specific in the pronunciation. He also asks in English if the day is cold or warm, showing expressively with his gestures and his body, facilitating understanding the words. To practice the months of the year, they do it with a song which they assimilate quickly and actively, since music and body movements promote and facilitate learning. Use ICTs as a means of support, understanding that children today are very easy to use technologies and they also feel identified being noticeable in the class when working on adjectives that are characteristics such as low, tall, light, heavy, long. , short, active participation and great concentration. It is evident that the teacher chooses videos with the most accurate pronunciation to work on vocabulary and listening; Technological means are a tool that complements other activities by expressing different characteristics through their body without losing constant interaction with students. The teacher links areas such as Spanish in the case of adjectives in the explanation, so that the children can better appropriate the topics, thus mainstreaming their previous knowledge. As an evaluative activity, the teacher uses cards with images and words so that the students can later do matching, give clear explanations and constantly remember the concepts, and finally leave as a commitment very specific activities related to the topics worked on and that allow them to observe their home environment and interaction with families. Considering all of the above, the class meets the pedagogical moments and is characterized by being dynamic, calm and participatory, I would recommend using methods that motivate students who do not participate to be more active and leave a little shyness to acquire this second language, perhaps analyzing their tastes or experiences to incorporate them into the activities.