Metodología en el BOC enfoques comunicativos  capacidades  competencias básicas  Elección heterogeneidad del grupo los temas, las tareas y los agrupamientos  alumnado ya conoce y de sus diferentes aptitudes, así como de sus ritmos de aprendizaje, intereses y motivaciones. Interacción Trabajo colaborativo
Metodología en el BOC Autoestima y confianza  Propuestas Proyectos Indagación TIC Role play Recursos Diversidad de recursos
Metodología en el MER 2.1 An action-oriented approach it views users and learners of a language primarily as ‘social agents’, i.e. members of society who have tasks (not exclusively language-related) to accomplish in a given set of circumstances, in a specific environment and within a particular field of action. 6.4 Some methodological options for modern language learning and teaching avoiding advocacy or dogmatism How are learners expected to learn a second or foreign language Different concepts of how the learning of a language should be implemented
Metodología MER 6.4 Some methodological options for modern language learning and teaching Roles of teachers learners and media Classroom management Teaching competence Teacher role during activities Student role during activities What use shall we make of media
Metodología MER Texts What use should the students make of them What nature (authentic-adapted) Produced by learner (controlled-free) Participation of learners in tasks and activities Communicative strategies General competences Assumed-introduced in class Existencial competence Ability to learn
Estrategias The frigil tried to glast the glotter. It was too gissle. Nobody was going to stop him from glasting the glotter, so he took a flizer and finally glasted it. At that very moment, the vilard misfragged and opreded the frigil. What did the frigil glast? How was the glotter? What did he use to glast it? What did the vilard do? What happened to the frigil?
Metodología MER Linguistic competence Vocabulary Exposure to planed learning Lexical Selection Continuum Grammatical competence Ordering of content Complexity Contrastive principles Communicative importance Authentic discourse Natural acquisition
Metodología MER How it is expected to develop Inductively – deductively If formal exercises are used Different types Pronunciation Exposure- formal training Orthography Sociolinguistic competence Exposure-training
Metodología MER Pragmatic competence Transferred from L1 Facilitated Through texts Explicit teaching
Error and Mistake Errors: interlanguage (not conscious of them) Mistakes: slip of the tongue Treatment Attitudes towards errors Action to be taken Use of the observation
Trabajo Colaborativo objetivos de la tarea,  el producto final que se espera conseguir,  los materiales disponibles,  el tiempo asignado, criterios de evaluación los recursos Educacontic   Collaboration  ideas

methodology

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    Metodología en elBOC enfoques comunicativos capacidades competencias básicas Elección heterogeneidad del grupo los temas, las tareas y los agrupamientos alumnado ya conoce y de sus diferentes aptitudes, así como de sus ritmos de aprendizaje, intereses y motivaciones. Interacción Trabajo colaborativo
  • 2.
    Metodología en elBOC Autoestima y confianza Propuestas Proyectos Indagación TIC Role play Recursos Diversidad de recursos
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    Metodología en elMER 2.1 An action-oriented approach it views users and learners of a language primarily as ‘social agents’, i.e. members of society who have tasks (not exclusively language-related) to accomplish in a given set of circumstances, in a specific environment and within a particular field of action. 6.4 Some methodological options for modern language learning and teaching avoiding advocacy or dogmatism How are learners expected to learn a second or foreign language Different concepts of how the learning of a language should be implemented
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    Metodología MER 6.4Some methodological options for modern language learning and teaching Roles of teachers learners and media Classroom management Teaching competence Teacher role during activities Student role during activities What use shall we make of media
  • 5.
    Metodología MER TextsWhat use should the students make of them What nature (authentic-adapted) Produced by learner (controlled-free) Participation of learners in tasks and activities Communicative strategies General competences Assumed-introduced in class Existencial competence Ability to learn
  • 6.
    Estrategias The frigiltried to glast the glotter. It was too gissle. Nobody was going to stop him from glasting the glotter, so he took a flizer and finally glasted it. At that very moment, the vilard misfragged and opreded the frigil. What did the frigil glast? How was the glotter? What did he use to glast it? What did the vilard do? What happened to the frigil?
  • 7.
    Metodología MER Linguisticcompetence Vocabulary Exposure to planed learning Lexical Selection Continuum Grammatical competence Ordering of content Complexity Contrastive principles Communicative importance Authentic discourse Natural acquisition
  • 8.
    Metodología MER Howit is expected to develop Inductively – deductively If formal exercises are used Different types Pronunciation Exposure- formal training Orthography Sociolinguistic competence Exposure-training
  • 9.
    Metodología MER Pragmaticcompetence Transferred from L1 Facilitated Through texts Explicit teaching
  • 10.
    Error and MistakeErrors: interlanguage (not conscious of them) Mistakes: slip of the tongue Treatment Attitudes towards errors Action to be taken Use of the observation
  • 11.
    Trabajo Colaborativo objetivosde la tarea, el producto final que se espera conseguir, los materiales disponibles, el tiempo asignado, criterios de evaluación los recursos Educacontic Collaboration ideas