Campos video - practicum - planilla de observación 1 - passed
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Lorena Analia Campos received feedback on her kindergarten practicum lesson from May 9th. Most categories like presentation of material, teaching strategies, and rapport with students received ratings of 4 or 5 out of 5. Suggestions for improvement included being at the students' level when teaching, slowing down speech rate at times, and continuing to use varied resources and movement. The teacher's performance was rated an 8 out of 10, and final comments praised her manners, lesson planning, and ability to maintain student attention throughout.
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The document provides a lesson plan for a class on future predictions. The goals are to review will for making predictions and learn new vocabulary related to future technology. Students will practice listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. They will match vocabulary to pictures, answer questions using short responses, listen to and order a text, answer comprehension questions, and make predictions about future homes. The plan includes warm-up, presentation, development activities, closure and homework assignment. Skills and language are integrated through pair and group work using pictures, recordings and written exercises.
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The document provides details of an English lesson plan for a 4th year secondary class in Argentina. The lesson aims to teach students the future tense using the modal verb "will" in affirmative and negative forms. The plan outlines the goals, language focus, teaching approach, integration of skills, materials, potential problems and their solutions, and assessment. Key points include using pictures and a dialogue activity to introduce "will", a listening activity to practice comprehension, and group work where students write and present dialogues about future technologies.
Campos TPD- lesson 1-secondary level - pass
This lesson plan aims to revise simple past tense verbs through activities focused on computers and their history. Students will play games to practice regular and irregular past tense verbs. They will complete a gap fill listening activity about the development of computers. Finally, students will work in pairs to design a prototype computer from the past using target vocabulary and describe it to the class. The plan integrates reading, writing, speaking and listening skills through group and pair work with the goal of consolidating students' knowledge of the simple past tense.
Campos TPD- four dimensions- primary level
1) The document describes four dimensions of reflective learning: thinking back, thinking forward, thinking inward, and thinking outward. It provides questions to guide reflection within each dimension.
2) The student reflects on their teaching experience at a primary school. They achieved their objective of teaching English vocabulary successfully. They applied knowledge from their studies and advice from teachers.
3) The experience helped the student gain confidence in teaching primary students. They learned to apply different strategies based on students' ages, levels, and interests. The experience also helped the student develop personally and professionally.
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The document is a lesson plan for teaching 6th grade students about objects in the bedroom, prepositions of place, and questions like "Where is/are...". The plan includes aims, teaching points, language focus, skills integration, materials, stages of the lesson, and assessments. Key points are introducing vocabulary through pictures, practicing questions and answers, and dividing students into groups for an oral activity to reinforce the lesson.
Campos TPD-lesson 5-primary level - passed
This document contains a lesson plan for a 6th grade Spanish class focused on health problems and imperative verbs. The lesson plan includes aims to practice vocabulary, grammar structures, and language skills. It outlines a presentation on health problems and recommendations using pictures and posters, followed by matching, reading, and writing activities. It concludes with an oral activity where students work in groups to state health issues and recommendations. The plan demonstrates integration of language skills and considers potential issues and assessments.
Campos TPD- lesson 4- primary level - passed
This lesson plan aims to teach 6th grade students about imperative sentences (affirmative and negative) and connectors like "and" and "but". The lesson will have students match pictures with commands, write instructions using connectors, and do an oral activity giving commands to peers. It integrates reading, writing, listening and speaking skills and uses pictures, a poster and exercises from the coursebook. The teacher plans to check understanding through observation and feedback.
Campos TPD- lesson 3- primary level - passed
The document provides a lesson plan for a 6th grade English class focused on teaching the interrogative form of the verb "have got" and parts of the face and body. The plan includes aims, language focus, teaching approach, integration of skills, materials, seating arrangement, potential issues and solutions, assessment, and stages of the lesson including warm-up, presentation, development activities, and closure. The teacher will use pictures, posters, and group work to help students practice recognizing, labeling, and asking questions about physical features using the target grammar.
Campos TPD- lesson 2- primary level - passed
This lesson plan aims to teach 6th grade students about animals and the verb "have got" in English. The lesson will begin with a warm-up activity reviewing animals using a Simpsons character as an example. Students will then learn about the affirmative and negative forms of "have got" through examples on a poster. The rest of the class will include activities where students practice using "have got" in sentences, complete worksheets, and sing a song filling in animal names. The teacher plans to incorporate visuals, group work, and a mobile device to engage students through different activities and learning styles.
Campos TPD- primary level- lesson 1 - passed
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