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TEACHER:
Milton Acevedo
STUDENT:
Johaira Kihara Cabello
Manrique
CLASSROOM:
507
AO:
2017
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D e d i c a t i o n
O b j e c t i v e s
Chapter 6 and 7
Summary
Essay
Online Quizzes
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First, I would like to dedicate this portfolio to my parents who


are always supporting me in all my profesional decisions that I
make. Besides, I dedicate it to Mr.Acevedo who is a good guide
on this path and he always advices and teaches us the importance
of teaching using different kinds of techniques and strategies that
will be really useful and helpful for our future.
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1. Planning is a thinking skill
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2. How do people learn language?
3. Sequencing lesson components
Chapter 4. Formal lesson planning
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5. Lesson aims
planning
lessons 6. A very short section on challenge
and 7. Alternatives to formal planning
courses 8. Planning a course
9. Unrealistic requirements
10. English and teaching in the world
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Atmosphere

Classroom The
management learners

Planning
is a
Materials thinking The aims
skill

The challenge The teaching


point
The tasks
and teaching
procedures
9 1. Ignorance

2. Exposure

3. Noticing

4. Understanding

5. Practice

6. Active use
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Authentic exposure Restricted exposure

Reafing Listening
magazines music

Watching Exposure to texts specifically


movies designed to be accesible to learners
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Restricted Restricted
clarification
exposure output

It refers to a lesson stage in which The learners try using the


The learners get to see or the learners focus in on a piece of language for themselves in
hear examples of languages language, to see it, think about it and relatively unthreatening ways
being used. understand it, to become much
clearer on its form, meaning and use
Observtion agenda ( observer)
Observation agenda (teacher)
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Teaching point
Target language tems
Main lesson aims

Formal Evidence
lesson Personal goals
observation Class profile
Timetable fit
Assumption ( about what students know/can do)
Predicted problems
Context (to use in teaching)
Materials used
The
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you use

The activities
The aims of
that Will be
the lesson
Its done
important
to keep in
mind

The topics The teaching


or contexts point
that Will be (language
used skills)
A brief running order

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formal planning
Alternatives to
Dream through the lesson

Focus on the critical learning moments

Half plan

Plan the critical teaching moments

Lesson images
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2. Communicative activities
Chapter
7: 3. Role play, real play and simulation
Speaking
4. Fluency, accuracy and communication

5. Different kinds of speaking


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Avoiding
Open
the talk
questions
talk loop

Playing
Structuring
devils
talk
advocate

Topic and Some Fluency


and
cues
tips confidence
Preparation
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Do not interrupt
Break the rules
the flow

A few keys
to getting a
good
discussion Specific problems
going are more
Buzz groups
producive tan
general issues

Frame the
Role cards
discussion well
Learers are usually given some information about a role
These are often printed on role cards
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Role play Then, they meet up with other students to act out small scenes

In this case, situations and one or more of the characters are drawn not from cards,
but from a participants own life and world
It allows to the learners to practise language they need in their own life
Real play

Role cards are normally used, but there is often quite a lot of other printed and
recorded background information as well newspaper articles, graphs, memos, new
flashes, etc whick may come at the start of the simulation or appear while the
simulation is unfolding, causing all the participants to take note of the new data and
simulation possibly readjust their positions
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scaffolding
fluency activity
You write up a number Does not interfere too
of sentences used much with the Flow of
during the activity and conversation
discuss them with the Offers useful language
students feedback
You give the Actually helps the
pens/chalks to the speaker to construct
students and his conversation
encourage them to
make corrections
1. Set task
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Exposure the 2. Plan the
example speaking

3. Rehearse the
7. Redo the task
speaking

6. add/correct/
4. Do the task
revise
5. feedback/review
the success
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I remember that my aun who love teach their students tell me that to manage a classroom is a big job and its
considered as an aim for teachers. I really would like to emphasize that a good classroom managementrequires
also to group students, follor sequency of activities, authority during the activities, critical momentswhen there is
a problema, tools and techniques which includes the usage of the board and gestures that will allow them to
understand better the meanings of some words that students acquires in the book or when they want to know the
words they want to say.
I strongly believe that classroom interaction is a good way that engage students with the usage of english, they feel
more comfortable when they interact with other people like them. They are able to work in pairs, group, face to
face, opposing teams, etc.
On the other hand, it is a good idea to give clear instruction with examples and using the correct usage of english
to get the attention of the learners; but not only that, teachers are able to draw in the board the words they want
to explain.
In addition, there are many kinds of steps to develop the usage of english, this would be posible with materials in
english like for example posters, music, videos, exchanging ideas, and so on
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