Course description:
Firstly, the courseis characterized as theoretical - practical and it is taught
in English. Therefore, the courseis targeted for students in the eighth semester
of the career English Pedagogy. Moreover, the subject is the continuation of
Didactics I, which was completed in the seventh semester. Additionally, the
course is taught two hours a week. The course provides students updated
researches in the area of methodology, focusing on the needs of students,
emphasizing the evolution of pupil learning process based on the plans and
programs of study of the English subsector (Curriculum). On the other hand,
the course supplies with techniques and strategies to be carried out in teaching
practices in educational establishments. The course objectives have been
achieved due to the fact that the plans were focused on the student, didactical
situations were presented and designed for the development of language skills,
and learning styles were taught to meet the needs of students. Through the
analysis of resources, we could identify and apply methodologies of teaching -
learning based on cognitive styles of students.

Course description

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    Course description: Firstly, thecourseis characterized as theoretical - practical and it is taught in English. Therefore, the courseis targeted for students in the eighth semester of the career English Pedagogy. Moreover, the subject is the continuation of Didactics I, which was completed in the seventh semester. Additionally, the course is taught two hours a week. The course provides students updated researches in the area of methodology, focusing on the needs of students, emphasizing the evolution of pupil learning process based on the plans and programs of study of the English subsector (Curriculum). On the other hand, the course supplies with techniques and strategies to be carried out in teaching practices in educational establishments. The course objectives have been achieved due to the fact that the plans were focused on the student, didactical situations were presented and designed for the development of language skills, and learning styles were taught to meet the needs of students. Through the analysis of resources, we could identify and apply methodologies of teaching - learning based on cognitive styles of students.