This document contains information from several English teachers participating in a professional development course. It includes their names, schools, grades taught, years of experience, expectations for the course, personal skills, and areas for improvement. The teachers hope to learn new strategies and resources, share experiences with colleagues, and improve areas like using technology, assessment, and attending to diverse students.
The document is a course syllabus for Spanish 2CCP that:
1) Welcomes students and outlines the goals of making the class fun and productive while working hard.
2) Describes the course as helping students build Spanish skills through immersive activities and challenging them to communicate exclusively in Spanish.
3) Lists expectations such as exclusively speaking Spanish, following classroom procedures, being prepared, responsible for their own success, and guidelines for assignments, grading, and schedules.
This document provides details of a planned English lesson for 5-year-old students focusing on school supplies vocabulary. The 50-minute lesson will begin with greetings and a review of previous lessons. New vocabulary like eraser, pencil, and scissors will then be introduced through flashcards and song. Students will practice the vocabulary through puzzles and a guessing game where they ask questions to identify hidden flashcards. The lesson will conclude by singing a goodbye song with dancing and hand motions. The teacher aims to make the lesson engaging through collaborative activities and games while developing students' language skills.
This lesson plan outlines activities for three English classes focusing on food vocabulary, grammar structures like count/non-count nouns, and conversational skills like offering and asking for foods. Each lesson includes a warm-up activity, vocabulary practice, listening exercises, grammar instruction and practice, pair work, and a wrap-up. Feedback is provided through board work and points. The goal is for students to gain proficiency in describing food habits and having conversations about food preferences.
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The document lists over 40 extra-curricular activities offered at the International School of Bucharest including dance, karate, fencing, music, language clubs, math, cooking, and sports with details on the teacher, day, location, age group, student numbers and activity description for each. Activities are offered on various days of the week for a range of age groups from young children to parents. The activities provide opportunities for students to develop skills and interests outside the normal academic curriculum.
The document provides background information about English teaching practices at vocational high schools in Indonesia. It discusses how English is an important subject but is often not taught effectively. It also describes the goals and process of a teaching practice program conducted by students at DCC Lampung. The students taught English at various junior high schools from January to February 2011 to gain experience and apply their teaching skills. The document then focuses on one particular school, Junior High School 3 Batang Hari Nuban, describing its history, facilities, and the writer's experience conducting teaching practice there over four weeks.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 5-year-old students about family members and their colors of clothing. The lesson begins with a warm-up activity to review grandma and grandpa. New colors like purple and green are then presented and practiced by coloring pictures. Finally, students sing a song about the colors while pointing to reinforce the vocabulary. The plan aims to help students name family members, develop language skills, and consolidate what they already know with new colors.
SMA-MA kelas10 developing english competencies for shs achmad ahmad effendisekolah maya
The document is a chapter from an English textbook for senior high school students in Indonesia. The chapter focuses on greetings, introductions, and recounting past events. It includes listening, speaking, reading and writing activities related to these topics. The listening activities involve responding to common greeting expressions and recount texts. The speaking activities focus on using greeting/parting expressions and performing recount monologues. The reading activities cover identifying recount text structures and comprehending recount passages. Finally, the writing activities involve writing diaries and original recount texts.
The document is a course syllabus for Spanish 2CCP that:
1) Welcomes students and outlines the goals of making the class fun and productive while working hard.
2) Describes the course as helping students build Spanish skills through immersive activities and challenging them to communicate exclusively in Spanish.
3) Lists expectations such as exclusively speaking Spanish, following classroom procedures, being prepared, responsible for their own success, and guidelines for assignments, grading, and schedules.
This document provides details of a planned English lesson for 5-year-old students focusing on school supplies vocabulary. The 50-minute lesson will begin with greetings and a review of previous lessons. New vocabulary like eraser, pencil, and scissors will then be introduced through flashcards and song. Students will practice the vocabulary through puzzles and a guessing game where they ask questions to identify hidden flashcards. The lesson will conclude by singing a goodbye song with dancing and hand motions. The teacher aims to make the lesson engaging through collaborative activities and games while developing students' language skills.
This lesson plan outlines activities for three English classes focusing on food vocabulary, grammar structures like count/non-count nouns, and conversational skills like offering and asking for foods. Each lesson includes a warm-up activity, vocabulary practice, listening exercises, grammar instruction and practice, pair work, and a wrap-up. Feedback is provided through board work and points. The goal is for students to gain proficiency in describing food habits and having conversations about food preferences.
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The document lists over 40 extra-curricular activities offered at the International School of Bucharest including dance, karate, fencing, music, language clubs, math, cooking, and sports with details on the teacher, day, location, age group, student numbers and activity description for each. Activities are offered on various days of the week for a range of age groups from young children to parents. The activities provide opportunities for students to develop skills and interests outside the normal academic curriculum.
The document provides background information about English teaching practices at vocational high schools in Indonesia. It discusses how English is an important subject but is often not taught effectively. It also describes the goals and process of a teaching practice program conducted by students at DCC Lampung. The students taught English at various junior high schools from January to February 2011 to gain experience and apply their teaching skills. The document then focuses on one particular school, Junior High School 3 Batang Hari Nuban, describing its history, facilities, and the writer's experience conducting teaching practice there over four weeks.
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 5-year-old students about family members and their colors of clothing. The lesson begins with a warm-up activity to review grandma and grandpa. New colors like purple and green are then presented and practiced by coloring pictures. Finally, students sing a song about the colors while pointing to reinforce the vocabulary. The plan aims to help students name family members, develop language skills, and consolidate what they already know with new colors.
SMA-MA kelas10 developing english competencies for shs achmad ahmad effendisekolah maya
The document is a chapter from an English textbook for senior high school students in Indonesia. The chapter focuses on greetings, introductions, and recounting past events. It includes listening, speaking, reading and writing activities related to these topics. The listening activities involve responding to common greeting expressions and recount texts. The speaking activities focus on using greeting/parting expressions and performing recount monologues. The reading activities cover identifying recount text structures and comprehending recount passages. Finally, the writing activities involve writing diaries and original recount texts.
The document outlines an educational animation that teaches primary school students about singular and plural nouns through an interactive racing game, where an instructor explains the differences between singular and plural nouns to a student while driving in a car, and then the student participates in a game where they must correctly identify singular or plural nouns at different stops to continue driving.
Here are some possible responses to discuss:
1. I would feel nervous and excited on the first day in a new school. I want to make new friends but I'm not sure who to talk to.
2. On the first day, I probably don't know what to do yet. The school rules and schedules are new to me.
3. To know where to go or who to ask if I have problems, I can ask the teacher, headmaster, or older students. The school map or brochure can also help me understand the school layout and facilities. I can also join school orientation to learn more.
4. I'm sure it will get better as I get used to the new school environment
Ivón delivered her fourth lesson to two groups of 5-year-olds. She used the Natural Approach and PPP method, demonstrating new vocabulary like colors. Students enjoyed singing and coloring activities. For one group, Ivón added straws to student pictures for a song activity. Time was a challenge, limiting planning and feedback. The local teacher also rushed between lessons, making communication difficult.
Valdez tpd - lesson plan kindergarten 2 - june 8thIvonTPD2015
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching about family members to 5-year-olds. The lesson begins with a warm-up activity recalling family names using pictures of Peppa Pig's family. New family members like grandparents and babies are then introduced. Flashcards are used to review clothing items and associate them with family members. Students then practice the vocabulary by naming clothes and colors. Finally, students color a worksheet of the family using the new vocabulary. The lesson aims to develop language skills while reinforcing family member names and clothing vocabulary through visuals, questions, and a hands-on activity.
This document is Elmira Simaei's CV. It outlines her contact information, personal statement, fields of interest and experience which include applied linguistics and communications. Her experience includes teaching English as an additional language, lecturing in English for academic purposes, and proofreading. She has a CELTA certificate and MA in Applied Linguistics from Manchester Metropolitan University. She also has retail experience and is fluent in English and Farsi with beginner Arabic skills. References are available upon request.
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten class about family members. The lesson has the following goals: for students to express their mood, identify family members, develop listening skills, and improve knowledge of classroom commands. The 30 minute lesson begins with a greeting routine to check-in on students' moods. Next, the teacher presents new vocabulary by playing a recording of a story while showing pictures. Students then practice the vocabulary in their books through various activities like coloring and matching. Finally, students produce their own drawings of a family member or pet.
This document is a chapter from an English textbook for 9th grade students in Indonesia. It provides lessons on expressing and responding to certainty, doubt, requests for repetition, and expressions of surprise in English. The chapter contains sample dialogues demonstrating these language functions, as well as exercises for students to practice asking and showing certainty, expressing doubt, and requesting repetition in short conversational exchanges. It aims to develop students' communicative competence in English.
The document introduces the characters of Alex and his friends who are part of the Teen Scene drama and music group. It provides a short self-introduction for each character, describing their name, age, interests and personality traits. The characters introduced are Lori Hudson, Joseph Sanders, Karen Jackson, Diane Sanders, and Alex Romero. Each character shares some biographical details and how they would describe their own personality.
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for 5-year-old students focused on family vocabulary. The lesson includes routines to greet students and recall prior knowledge of family members. New commands like "close your eyes" and "blow a kiss" are presented through flashcards and modeling. Students practice the new vocabulary by singing a song that incorporates the commands. The lesson aims to help students identify family members, develop speaking and listening skills, and consolidate what they have learned.
This document provides guidance for teaching English to very young children, including 5-year-olds. It discusses why teach English at a young age, advice for instruction, curriculum development, classroom management, and sample curriculum units. The sample curriculum includes units on the body, animals, school, weather, transport, house, family, food, and clothes. It provides example lesson plans and discusses songs, games, and the first lesson. The document aims to equip teachers with the skills and resources needed to teach English as a foreign language to young learners effectively.
Cornerstone International Strategy Advisors LLC is an advisory firm that provides strategic consulting services to support clients' international business initiatives. They have experience across many industries and have conducted research in over 65 countries. Their services include market entry/exit strategy, regulatory compliance, and supply chain optimization. Fees are based on the scope of work and range from $70-150 per hour for consultants.
Werner Lutz is an experienced interior designer specializing in high-end residential kitchen design, with over 30 years of experience designing kitchens for the brand Poggenpohl. He has designed and sold more Poggenpohl kitchens than anyone else in the US. Lutz has won numerous awards for his kitchen designs from Poggenpohl and other organizations. His designs have been featured in several magazines and publications.
The Active Background Ion Reduction Device (ABIRD) treats ambient lab air before it reaches the nanoESI spray formation zone or displaces untreated air in a semi-closed nanoESI source. This reduces background ions by over 10 times when used on an Orbitrap, LTQ, or Q-TOF Premier mass spectrometer. ABIRD isolates the mass spectrometer from transient background ion spikes in laboratory air and improves signal-to-noise and stability across chromatographic runs. It is compatible with many common nanoESI sources and mounts easily without interfering with instrument access or components.
Marketing on a Budget for Your Small BusinessAlex Putman
This document provides tips for small businesses to market on a budget through developing a clear value proposition, auditing their website and competitors, using analytics to track website traffic and customer data, promoting through search engine optimization, social media, email marketing, and creating engaging content like testimonials, videos, and images. The focus is on defining the business's unique value, understanding customers, optimizing digital presence, and measuring effectiveness of various low-cost marketing strategies.
The document discusses Baroque art in Northern Europe between 1600-1700, focusing on developments in Flanders, the Dutch Republic, France, and England. It describes Peter Paul Rubens as the dominant artist in Flanders, known for his large scale paintings using vibrant colors and dramatic brushwork to depict religious and mythological scenes. In the Dutch Republic, artists like Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Hals turned from religious subjects to focus more on genre works, landscapes, and portraiture, capturing moments in time and interior spaces with complex lighting effects.
32 Ways a Digital Marketing Consultant Can Help Grow Your BusinessBarry Feldman
How can a digital marketing consultant help your business? In this resource we'll count the ways. 24 additional marketing resources are bundled for free.
The document contains profiles from 14 English teachers participating in a professional development course. It lists each teacher's name, school, grades taught, years of experience, expectations for the course, personal skills, and areas for improvement. The teachers hope to learn new resources and methodologies, share experiences, and improve their skills, especially in areas like teaching young learners, using technology, and addressing diversity. Their personal strengths include creativity, storytelling, and motivating students.
Barbara Edeler teaches English to students in grades P3 to year 2 at El Roure school in Sant Fost de Campsentelles. She has 3 years of experience teaching English. She hopes to become a more resourceful teacher overall through this course, and to learn about CLIL, preschool teaching methods, classroom management tips, and how to best use ICT in English classes. Her areas for improvement include time management, creating a relaxed learning environment, student evaluation, and addressing diversity needs. Her strengths are storytelling, artistic expression, theater, crafts, planning, creative activities beyond textbooks, language learning, and cooking.
Raquel Tarrés teaches 1st and 2nd grade at Baldiri Reixach school and has 4 years of experience teaching English. She wants to learn new classroom management strategies, engaging games and activities, and vocabulary exercises to use with her students. As she lacks experience teaching younger grades, Raquel is especially interested in resources for 1st and 2nd grade English lessons. She aims to improve her teaching skills and have a variety of options to engage students and help them learn.
The document outlines an educational animation that teaches primary school students about singular and plural nouns through an interactive racing game, where an instructor explains the differences between singular and plural nouns to a student while driving in a car, and then the student participates in a game where they must correctly identify singular or plural nouns at different stops to continue driving.
Here are some possible responses to discuss:
1. I would feel nervous and excited on the first day in a new school. I want to make new friends but I'm not sure who to talk to.
2. On the first day, I probably don't know what to do yet. The school rules and schedules are new to me.
3. To know where to go or who to ask if I have problems, I can ask the teacher, headmaster, or older students. The school map or brochure can also help me understand the school layout and facilities. I can also join school orientation to learn more.
4. I'm sure it will get better as I get used to the new school environment
Ivón delivered her fourth lesson to two groups of 5-year-olds. She used the Natural Approach and PPP method, demonstrating new vocabulary like colors. Students enjoyed singing and coloring activities. For one group, Ivón added straws to student pictures for a song activity. Time was a challenge, limiting planning and feedback. The local teacher also rushed between lessons, making communication difficult.
Valdez tpd - lesson plan kindergarten 2 - june 8thIvonTPD2015
This document provides a lesson plan for teaching about family members to 5-year-olds. The lesson begins with a warm-up activity recalling family names using pictures of Peppa Pig's family. New family members like grandparents and babies are then introduced. Flashcards are used to review clothing items and associate them with family members. Students then practice the vocabulary by naming clothes and colors. Finally, students color a worksheet of the family using the new vocabulary. The lesson aims to develop language skills while reinforcing family member names and clothing vocabulary through visuals, questions, and a hands-on activity.
This document is Elmira Simaei's CV. It outlines her contact information, personal statement, fields of interest and experience which include applied linguistics and communications. Her experience includes teaching English as an additional language, lecturing in English for academic purposes, and proofreading. She has a CELTA certificate and MA in Applied Linguistics from Manchester Metropolitan University. She also has retail experience and is fluent in English and Farsi with beginner Arabic skills. References are available upon request.
This document provides a lesson plan for a kindergarten class about family members. The lesson has the following goals: for students to express their mood, identify family members, develop listening skills, and improve knowledge of classroom commands. The 30 minute lesson begins with a greeting routine to check-in on students' moods. Next, the teacher presents new vocabulary by playing a recording of a story while showing pictures. Students then practice the vocabulary in their books through various activities like coloring and matching. Finally, students produce their own drawings of a family member or pet.
This document is a chapter from an English textbook for 9th grade students in Indonesia. It provides lessons on expressing and responding to certainty, doubt, requests for repetition, and expressions of surprise in English. The chapter contains sample dialogues demonstrating these language functions, as well as exercises for students to practice asking and showing certainty, expressing doubt, and requesting repetition in short conversational exchanges. It aims to develop students' communicative competence in English.
The document introduces the characters of Alex and his friends who are part of the Teen Scene drama and music group. It provides a short self-introduction for each character, describing their name, age, interests and personality traits. The characters introduced are Lori Hudson, Joseph Sanders, Karen Jackson, Diane Sanders, and Alex Romero. Each character shares some biographical details and how they would describe their own personality.
The document provides details of an English lesson plan for 5-year-old students focused on family vocabulary. The lesson includes routines to greet students and recall prior knowledge of family members. New commands like "close your eyes" and "blow a kiss" are presented through flashcards and modeling. Students practice the new vocabulary by singing a song that incorporates the commands. The lesson aims to help students identify family members, develop speaking and listening skills, and consolidate what they have learned.
This document provides guidance for teaching English to very young children, including 5-year-olds. It discusses why teach English at a young age, advice for instruction, curriculum development, classroom management, and sample curriculum units. The sample curriculum includes units on the body, animals, school, weather, transport, house, family, food, and clothes. It provides example lesson plans and discusses songs, games, and the first lesson. The document aims to equip teachers with the skills and resources needed to teach English as a foreign language to young learners effectively.
Cornerstone International Strategy Advisors LLC is an advisory firm that provides strategic consulting services to support clients' international business initiatives. They have experience across many industries and have conducted research in over 65 countries. Their services include market entry/exit strategy, regulatory compliance, and supply chain optimization. Fees are based on the scope of work and range from $70-150 per hour for consultants.
Werner Lutz is an experienced interior designer specializing in high-end residential kitchen design, with over 30 years of experience designing kitchens for the brand Poggenpohl. He has designed and sold more Poggenpohl kitchens than anyone else in the US. Lutz has won numerous awards for his kitchen designs from Poggenpohl and other organizations. His designs have been featured in several magazines and publications.
The Active Background Ion Reduction Device (ABIRD) treats ambient lab air before it reaches the nanoESI spray formation zone or displaces untreated air in a semi-closed nanoESI source. This reduces background ions by over 10 times when used on an Orbitrap, LTQ, or Q-TOF Premier mass spectrometer. ABIRD isolates the mass spectrometer from transient background ion spikes in laboratory air and improves signal-to-noise and stability across chromatographic runs. It is compatible with many common nanoESI sources and mounts easily without interfering with instrument access or components.
Marketing on a Budget for Your Small BusinessAlex Putman
This document provides tips for small businesses to market on a budget through developing a clear value proposition, auditing their website and competitors, using analytics to track website traffic and customer data, promoting through search engine optimization, social media, email marketing, and creating engaging content like testimonials, videos, and images. The focus is on defining the business's unique value, understanding customers, optimizing digital presence, and measuring effectiveness of various low-cost marketing strategies.
The document discusses Baroque art in Northern Europe between 1600-1700, focusing on developments in Flanders, the Dutch Republic, France, and England. It describes Peter Paul Rubens as the dominant artist in Flanders, known for his large scale paintings using vibrant colors and dramatic brushwork to depict religious and mythological scenes. In the Dutch Republic, artists like Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Hals turned from religious subjects to focus more on genre works, landscapes, and portraiture, capturing moments in time and interior spaces with complex lighting effects.
32 Ways a Digital Marketing Consultant Can Help Grow Your BusinessBarry Feldman
How can a digital marketing consultant help your business? In this resource we'll count the ways. 24 additional marketing resources are bundled for free.
The document contains profiles from 14 English teachers participating in a professional development course. It lists each teacher's name, school, grades taught, years of experience, expectations for the course, personal skills, and areas for improvement. The teachers hope to learn new resources and methodologies, share experiences, and improve their skills, especially in areas like teaching young learners, using technology, and addressing diversity. Their personal strengths include creativity, storytelling, and motivating students.
Barbara Edeler teaches English to students in grades P3 to year 2 at El Roure school in Sant Fost de Campsentelles. She has 3 years of experience teaching English. She hopes to become a more resourceful teacher overall through this course, and to learn about CLIL, preschool teaching methods, classroom management tips, and how to best use ICT in English classes. Her areas for improvement include time management, creating a relaxed learning environment, student evaluation, and addressing diversity needs. Her strengths are storytelling, artistic expression, theater, crafts, planning, creative activities beyond textbooks, language learning, and cooking.
Raquel Tarrés teaches 1st and 2nd grade at Baldiri Reixach school and has 4 years of experience teaching English. She wants to learn new classroom management strategies, engaging games and activities, and vocabulary exercises to use with her students. As she lacks experience teaching younger grades, Raquel is especially interested in resources for 1st and 2nd grade English lessons. She aims to improve her teaching skills and have a variety of options to engage students and help them learn.
TPD - Final Assessment Report - RodriguesNatyrod1984
This report summarizes Laura Natalia Rodrigues' teaching practicum experiences in kindergarten, primary, and secondary levels. She found kindergarten most challenging as she had little experience, but learned that young children have their own learning processes. In primary school, students engaged well with her lessons, especially technology activities they did not usually access. For secondary students, having a different teacher was a positive change and they demonstrated learning from her lessons. Overall, the experiences gave her confidence and helped apply her teaching knowledge in varied contexts.
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Keila Belén Medina completed her teaching practicum over 12 lessons at a bilingual school in Bariloche, Argentina. At first, she felt shy and nervous teaching older students, but grew more confident over time as the students began treating her like one of their teachers. While classroom management was a challenge, she was able to apply strategies from her coursework, like accommodating students with special needs. Through the experience, she learned that older students are not as difficult as she had assumed and that establishing clear limits is an area for her to improve. Overall, the practicum allowed her to put her educational theory into practice and continue developing her skills as a teacher.
This document is a reflection by Emili López on her first practicum period teaching English to first year primary students in Zapala, Neuquén. Some key points:
- She taught 16 students who were having their first experience with English.
- She aimed to give students a different experience than the typical grammar-translation approach used by their regular teacher.
- Over 5 lessons she incorporated games, songs, videos and other activities to make lessons more communicative and student-centered.
- She reflected on challenges like students' lack of English skills and distance from advisors, but felt she created a relaxed learning environment.
Juan Ignacio Rico Martín teaches English at Castell Ciuró school in Molins de Rei, Spain. He teaches grades P3 through P5 and 1st and 3rd grade. With 3 years of experience teaching English, he hopes to learn new strategies from this course to use in his classes. While his grammar and writing could be improved, his main needs are for resources to teach younger students in P3 through P5. He is good at adapting to different grade levels and engaging students by moving around, speaking loudly, acting, and letting older students participate to feel like protagonists in the class.
Tpd 2015 tielve - second period final report - primary-checked Myriam Tielve
(1) The document summarizes the student's experience completing a practicum teaching English to 10-11 year old students.
(2) While initially nervous, the student felt more confident having previously observed the class. With guidance from the English teacher, the student created activities to encourage communicative English use beyond memorized contexts.
(3) Through patience, recycling language structures, and visual aids, the students improved in using English in interactions, though some continued using their native language. The student learned the importance of enjoyment and relaxation in teaching.
This document contains journal entries from a student teacher, Fernanda Emili E. López, describing her observations of and lessons with a 4th grade English class, group 4A, in Zapala, Neuquén. In her first observation, she notes that the students are enthusiastic and motivated. She describes how the regular English teacher conducts the lesson in Spanish and has the students do activities like describing monsters. In subsequent entries, Fernanda reflects positively on teaching her first lesson to the class, in which she used visuals and a game to engage the students. She aims to encourage more English use and fun activities in her lessons.
The document summarizes the student's experience during a teaching practicum in primary education. She focused on developing new strategies for teaching English to students with varied proficiency levels. Her class had limited resources and English instruction was new. She had to adapt her teaching to the students' needs and abilities. While it was challenging, rearranging seating and incorporating more activities helped engage students. Overall, the practicum experience helped her gain skills in teaching mixed-ability classes and using innovative methods, even in difficult environments.
This document is a reflection from a student teacher, Alicia Balint, on her secondary practicum teaching experience. In three sentences:
Alicia taught narrative tenses to English students and saw great improvement in their learning, though the content was sometimes difficult. She realized the importance of preparation, guidance, and patience in teaching and learned how to better plan lessons with more original material and speaking tasks. Overall, the experience helped Alicia gain confidence in her ability to teach English classes fully in English and helped her grow professionally.
1. The author completed a practicum teaching English to 4-5 year olds at a kindergarten in her hometown.
2. She found the experience rewarding and noticed that the children were highly engaged and motivated to learn English.
3. The practicum helped the author develop her teaching skills and gain confidence in classroom management, keeping students engaged, and developing rapport with young learners.
The student teacher completed their practicum teaching English at the secondary level. They felt anxious at first working with an experienced observer teacher. During lessons, they saw the observer use simple handmade materials that engaged students. This helped the student teacher feel more confident. The student teacher was asked to speak only English in class, making them insecure, but students were able to understand and participate. The student learned to not underestimate students and trust the strategies and routines they have learned. The experience helped them develop confidence in their teaching abilities while remaining open to new learning.
1) The student completed a kindergarten practicum where they taught English to 5-year-olds. The lessons focused on teaching body parts, clothes, and other vocabulary through games, songs and activities.
2) Initially, the student felt nervous but grew more comfortable over time. They reflected on using more visual aids, gestures, and modeling to help students understand and produce the target language.
3) While satisfied with their performance, the student recognizes aspects to improve like classroom management and having backup activities. They learned students have different paces and styles of learning.
1. The student completed her primary practicum teaching English at a school in Ushuaia, Argentina with 19 students, including one girl with special needs.
2. She was happy that the students were motivated to learn English, even though it was their first exposure to a second language.
3. The student reflected that using a variety of communicative activities, resources, songs and games helped the students understand and produce language within their level, and that developing a warm classroom atmosphere was important.
1) The student completed a kindergarten practicum where they taught English to 5-year-olds. Their lessons focused on teaching new vocabulary like clothes and body parts through visual aids, games, songs and activities.
2) Through reflection, the student realized they need to improve classroom management and transitions between activities. They also learned students have different learning styles and pace, so patience is important.
3) Overall, the student felt satisfied with their performance and gained confidence in teaching young children despite initial nerves. The experience helped change their view that teaching kindergarten is difficult.
The document discusses the author's experiences as both a student and teacher of language. As a student, they had teachers that used different teaching styles, from traditional lecturing to more hands-on and interactive approaches. As a teacher, the author aims to immerse students in the target language and uses various methods like task-based activities and 21st century tools to promote communication and different learning styles.
This document discusses teaching English to children and outlines some best practices. It recommends starting English education around age 6 through full immersion programs. The key objectives are to teach basic vocabulary like colors and numbers, hold activities like games and stories, and create an enjoyable atmosphere where children feel comfortable communicating. It also stresses the importance of evaluation, using appropriate content for the children's level, and creating different areas in the classroom for activities, materials, and play. Policymakers should recognize that early education alone does not guarantee language learning, support age-appropriate instruction, and help build motivation for further study outside the classroom.
The document summarizes the author's experience completing their second practicum period as an English student teacher at a primary school. Some key points:
- The author focused on using more English in the classroom and recognizing different needs of students. They planned six lessons incorporating technology, reading, writing and other skills.
- Lessons included interactive activities like games and videos to motivate students. Visual materials helped engage those learning English for the first time.
- While progress was made using a more communicative approach, planning remained challenging with students having little English. The author believes better training for current teachers could improve language instruction overall.
Natalia evaluated her second practicum period teaching English to 1st grade students in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She found that using visual aids like flashcards and pictures helped engage students and motivate them to speak in English. Natalia developed lesson plans with a variety of teaching strategies, activities, and resources to help students understand and learn vocabulary and topics. While there were initial problems with classroom management and timing, Natalia was able to modify her approach and students became more organized and efficient with time. Overall, Natalia felt her experience was fantastic and she learned a lot about improving her lesson planning and classroom management.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
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You will hear from Liz Willett, the Head of Nonprofits, and hear about what Walmart is doing to help nonprofits, including Walmart Business and Spark Good. Walmart Business+ is a new offer for nonprofits that offers discounts and also streamlines nonprofits order and expense tracking, saving time and money.
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How to Make a Field Mandatory in Odoo 17Celine George
In Odoo, making a field required can be done through both Python code and XML views. When you set the required attribute to True in Python code, it makes the field required across all views where it's used. Conversely, when you set the required attribute in XML views, it makes the field required only in the context of that particular view.
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How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
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How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
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2. Name:Cesc Cornet
School: Puig i Gairalt (Hospitalet de
LLobregat)
Grades you are teaching: 4th, 5th and 6th
Years of experience teaching English:3
years
My expectations for this course
I hope to share my knowledge with different
collegues around Catalonia. Besides, to learn My personal skills
and to improve my way of teaching English as I’m good at…
a second language. I really don’t know what I am good at, but taking
into acount that I had been working as an actor
a lot of years, I think that I know how to
comunicate with my pupils, using my body
languge when it’s necessary. I’m also good at
My concerns and needs using different ways to teach, trying to
I’m not so good at… introduce as many fun activities as possible in
I think that I’m not so good at distinguish what is order to learn and have fun at the same time.
important and what is secondary when you teach
a foreign language. Perhaps, everything is
important.
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3. Name:Virginia Moreno González
School: Escola Pilarin Bayés (Sant Quirze
del vallès)
Grades you are teaching: 3rd to 6th
My expectations for this course Years of experience teaching English:
12 years
•To get new methodologies
•To learn activities from other
colleagues My personal skills
•To refresh my English I’m good at…
•New technologies.
•Speaking English
My concerns and needs •Telling stories
I’m not so good at…
•Creating new material
•Doing speaking activities and evaluating
them
•Playing games in class
•Classroom displays
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4. Name: Monica Requena López
School:
Montpedrós (Sta. Coloma de Cervelló)
Grades you are teaching: P5 to 6th
Years of experience teaching English: 12
years
My expectations for this course
I want that this course give me the oportinity and
resources to find more dinamic and interesting material
My personal skills
to do my classes more attractive and interesting for
children. I’m good at…
The learning of a language it’s difficult to teach because
it isn’t the mother tongue and children are not I think I’m not really good at any skill but pepole
interested in a foreign language. For them it is an say me I’m good at:
obligation - Speaking
-Listening
My concerns and needs -Reading
I’m not so good at…
-Writing
I want to improve my writing and trying to find attractive
and dinamic material to teach to show that learning a
language is not an obligation it is a necessity and it could
be very funny
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5. Name: Ariadna
School: Joan Miró
Grades you are teaching: P4, P5 and the
first and the second year pupils too.
Years of experience teaching English: This is
my first year as an English teacher.
My expectations for this course
I hope to find ways to improve my English
teaching skills, and take advantage of the My personal skills
opportunity to learn from the experience of I’m good at…
teachers who have been teaching English for a Capturing the attention of the pupils in a
long time. stimulating way, so they experience learning like
an interactive game between the teacher and the
students. Consequently, their learning is
optimized.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
I would like to discover more strategies to do
comprehensible activities in the science project,
with the aim of improving the students’ learning.
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6. Name: Mireia Mata Ginesta
School: La Valira
Grades you are teaching: P3-P4-P5- 1st-2nd
Years of experience teaching English: This
is the first year.
My expectations for this course
I hope to learn resources to use in my
English classes. I would like to know how to My personal skills
motivate my students. I’m good at…
Dealing with children.
Organizing the classes.
Working in team.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
Telling tales.
Singing songs.
Inventing games.
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7. Name: Ernest Sitjà
School: Joan Salvat Papasseit
Grades you are teaching: 3r, 5è i 6è
Years of experience teaching English:
23
My expectations for this course
Change the way I do my classes. Make
them funnier and active. My personal skills
Make easier for my students to learn a I’m good at…
foreign language.
Add resources to my classes. I can turn an activity into a different one easily
Be able to attend diversity of levels and (adapt or transform ideas)
rhythms at the same class. I can build transversal activities involving
different areas.
My concerns and needs I can organize classes using computers.
I’m not so good at… I can do all classes in English all time. I can
I can’t do a class attending different rhythms adapt my vocabulary and sentences to their
or levels at the same moment. level.
I tend to do directive classes. That bores me
and my students.
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8. Name: Tat Sureda
School: Marta Mata (Girona)
Grades you are teaching: 5th
Years of experience teaching English:
1,5
My expectations for this course
Sharing concerns which being a foreign language My personal skills
teacher involves (specially when your mother I’m good at…
language is not what you’re teaching). Learning
from other people and experiences, becoming
Why is this space bigger than the others? Well,
more confident with what I am doing. This course
people say I have quite good vocabulary. I try to
as learning resources but also as a meeting point
play some jokes at class in order to catch my
for sharing ideas and concerns.
pupils’ attention. When I was a teenager I used to
hate English and I know how horrible it can be for
My concerns and needs
them. So I try not to put much pressure on them
I’m not so good at…
and show the subject as a challenge through
I’ve been in UK only for short holidays. I’ve always
which they can communicate in an other way. It’s
felt I should know more and better (for ex. the
a good thing when you get them hung loose.
typical expressions a native would use with their
However, when you have to finish the book, it’s
pupils, but I ignore them). That means for me lack
difficult not to fall in the hurry-up-book-routine. I
of self confidence. And I’m quite bad at listening
try to introduce some games in class too,
competence. An other concern: being tied up with
specially when I work with ½ group.
the book and the need to complete it. My accent
may be more “Germanish” than English.
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9. Name:Carme Vallverdú
School:Marta Mata
Grades you are teaching: Cicle
Superior and P4
Years of experience teaching English:
15 years (being tutora at the same time)
My expectations for this course
I hope to learn new strategies to help My personal skills
learning and to distinguish the important I’m good at…
issues to work about. It’s important for me
to share experiences and feellings with I think it’s a good thing that I enjoy preparing
other teachers. plays and easy shows. Children like it and
feel motivated.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
I have some difficulties to organize all the
materials and resources I’d like to use at class
and combine them with the text book. I’m
worried sometimes I get hurried.
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10. Name: Gemm Casas
School: Mare de Déu de Patrocini
Grades you are teaching: P-4 to 5th level
Years of experience teaching English:0
My expectations for this course
I hope that this course offers me new ways
of teaching English. My personal skills
I would like to share resources and I’m good at…
experiences with my partners. I’m a persuasive and responsible person. I
like doing things perfect. I’m good in
organization things and events. I'm also good
in new technologies like PDI.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
I need to improve in all of things
I’m really worried about if I'm doing my classes
in the proper way.
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11. Name:ANNA COROMINAS
School: JOSEP PALLEROLA I ROCA
Grades you are teaching: 4th-5th-6th
Years of experience teaching English: 9
My expectations for this course
-Open my mind to teach differently and still get
good results in: “Competències” , tests, finishing all
My personal skills
units in book, …
-Create a list of web pages with resources: I’m good at…
worksheets, listening examples, videos, …
-Enjoy planning and learning -Planning and organizing.
-Getting ideas from other colleagues’ good -Learning from others’ practices.
practices. -I believe that learning English is essencial
nowadays. I try to pass on the enjoyment of being
able to understand and communicate with almost the
My concerns and needs whle world.
I’m not so good at…
-Being too strict with the curriculum. Sometimes I stop
myself from teaching differently because of my kids
behaviour or the preassure of good results.
-Time. It is difficult to fit all my ideas into 3 hours a
week English lessons
-I´d like to find readings and listening activities leveled
for ESL students.
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12. Name: Cinta Gonzalez
School: Les Pinediques
Grades you are teaching: P5, 1st and
6th
Years of experience teaching English:
17 years
My expectations for this course
I think that with course I will learn My personal skills
different ways of foccusing on language I’m good at…
when teaching English because people
enroled in the course work in different I’m good at languages and I easily find the
schools, have different experience and a way to make my students understand
different background. All very enriching! what I’m saying (with examples, refrasing,
with visual support, acting, gesturing,…).
My concerns and needs I’m also good at organising activities that
I’m not so good at… fit in the programming but that are not
class-like activities (corners, workshops,
I’m not so good at using new technologies English Days…). I’m enthusiastic on what
and I find it very difficult to find activities I’m doing, I love teaching and I love
that really enjoy them for making them teaching English.
speak.
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13. Name: Olga V. González de Heredia G.
School: Pompeu Fabra
Grades you are teaching: P4,P5, CI.
Years of experience teaching English: 2
and a half.
My expectations for this course
Knowing useful methodologies My personal skills
Knowing practical resources I’m good at…
Improve myself in class
CLIL Communication skills
Signing
Dramatizations
Expressiveness
My concerns and needs Classroom management
I’m not so good at… New Technologies
Looking for resources
Writing skills
Little experience
Planification when diversity (big groups
with different needs)
Evaluation
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14. Name:
Lidia Ortega
School:
Escola Sant Josep
Grades you are teaching:
3rd and 4th grades
Years of experience teaching English: 4
years
My expectations for this course
I expect… My personal skills
- To share experiences. I’m good at…
- To improve my teaching skills.
- To get new ideas.
- To discover different resources. - Perceiving the different possibilities an
activity can have.
- Creating activities for different educative
purposes.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
- Organising my ideas.
- Formally planning the activities I want to do in
class.
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15. Name: Montse Bermejo García
School: Amor de Dios
Grades you are teaching: 3rd, 4th, 5th
and 6th.
Years of experience teaching English:
18.
My expectations for this course
My personal skills
Get in touch with other teachers and other ways of
teaching, sharing problems and experiences. I’m good at…
When you have been teaching for so long, probably
you’re getting some bad manners. I want to catch up, - “Connecting” with pupils. I like teaching
learn new technologies and improve my methodology and I try to make my classes as much
in order to keep my pupils interested , learning as funny as possible.
much English as possible while they are having fun.
- Listening to children’s suggestions and
My concerns and needs trying to adapt them to the class.
- I’m not so good at…
--Providing different material and ways of
-Using new technologies. explaining the different topics we are
-Organizing communication activities in the
working on.
classroom.
- Attending to diversity (too many levels in the
same classroom and too litle time to work with
each one of them).
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16. Name: Núria Martínez
School: Vallmanya School
Grades you are teaching: 2nd and 3rd
level.
Years of experience teaching English:
from 1993 up to now.
My expectations for this course
-To share experiences and activities with My personal skills
other English teacher and to know new ways I’m good at…
of English teaching.
-To refresh methodology of English teaching.
-Planning and organizing tasks.
-Creating activities and preparing the
material for developing it.
-Telling stories.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
-Planning the time of a lesson.
-Registing, day by day, the process of the
pupils. I’m not so persevering in this aspect
as I’ll like.
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17. Name: PATRICIA RODRÍGUEZ
School: ESCOLA MIRADES
Grades you are teaching: P4 TO 6th
Years of experience teaching English:
6 YEARS
My expectations for this course
- Learn and apply new methodologies to the My personal skills
ELT. I’m good at…
- To improve and update as a teacher.
- To be in touch with the English language -I’m close to my students while I’m disciplinary,
with people. (something that is not as mush that makes them to be comfortable with the
as usual than I would like) teacher and with the language, at the time they
- Share resources and experiences with other respect you.
English teachers. - I’m always opened to new ideas and critics to
improve my teaching.
My concerns and needs
- Although I don’t like so much teaching
I’m not so good at…
preschool pupils, I’m very expressive and a
- I need new and updated ideas to make my pupils learn good actress and it helps me to be a little bit
English. good teaching them. They pay attention and
- I want to use new methodologies because I think that (not learn a lot.
always) I’m a little traditional - I’m organized and perfeccionist (well this
-I’m not as regular. I change frequently and I don’t use so
could be a concern…)
much the routines with children, I mean I don't act always in
the same way.
- I’m not so creative when I’m doing class as I would like.
- I don’t dedicate enough time.
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18. Name:Gemma Coll
School:La Salle
Grades you are teaching:P3 to 4th
Years of experience teaching
English:20
My expectations for this course
-Learn new methodologies like CLIL, My personal skills
stories,songs….
-Look at different sites than can be used to teach I’m good at…
english
-I’ve got a lot of patience
-Get to know new internet resources
-I try to lift up students spirit
-Explore websitesand their possibilities for the
-I’m positive
teaching of english.
I’ve got good sense of humor
-New methodologies and idees to manage the
_
class: ideas of cooperative learning for example
My concerns and needs
+
I’m not so good at…
- computers mannaged
-it’s difficult for me to be creative
-I don’t trust on my own ideas.
-work in a team and use my own initiative,I
also think the others idees are better
-.
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19. Name: Núria Riera
School: CEIP Estel
Grades you are teaching: P4, 5th &
6th grades
Years of experience teaching
English:3
My expectations for this course
to hear and learn form others’ experience
to get some advice about teaching CLIL My personal skills
to share classroom management strategies I’m good at…
to learn about NLP
to help others with my experience if Team work
possible Engaging children in class
To hear from different methodologies and Organizing dynamic lessons
resources Interaction with children
My concerns and needs/ I’m not so good at…
Project based work
Innovating in methodology
Using ICT in the English class
Classroom management strategies in group work
Finding ressources for teaching very young
learners
Trying new assessment methods
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20. Name: Marta Moreno
School: Montbaig
Grades you are teaching: First Cycle
of Primary Education.
Years of experience teaching English:
6 years.
My expectations for this course:
Learn different ways to do assessment. My personal skills
Resources to put in practise in my class I’m good at…
Ways to achieve the silence Dramma
Arts and Crafts
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
Assessment
Group dynamics
Routines
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21. Name: Nuria Gómez García
School: Escola Joan Miró
Grades you are teaching: 2nd level
Years of experience teaching English:
18 years
My expectations for this course
•Learn more resources for my english My personal skills
class and for my teaching. I’m good at…
•Share ideas with other teachers.
•Find new points of view of English and •I am always trying to improve my
new methodologies. knowedleges and searching new ways of
teaching and new resources.
My concerns and needs
I’m not so good at…
•My fluency in the language. (many years
teching very young learners)
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