C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O

I. DATOS INFORMATIVOS

Carrera : SECRETARIADO EJECUTIVO
Especialidad : COMN
Curso : INGLS BSICO I
Cdigo : IDM-109
Ciclo : I
Requisitos : NINGUNO
Duracin : 12 SEMANAS
Horas Semana : 08 HORAS
Versin : 02_05.10

II. SUMILLA:

Debido al uso masivo del idioma Ingls el presente curso busca que las alumnas logren
un excelente desenvolvimiento en el nivel bsico de este idioma mediante el desarrollo de las
cuatro habilidades fundamentales: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.

III. OBJETIVOS

A. General

Adquirir un nivel de conocimiento indispensable en la pronunciacin y en la creacin
de dilogos que les permita mantener una conversacin corta con una persona de
habla inglesa.

B. Especfico

Llenar correctamente un formulario de inscripcin que le permita dar informacin
acerca de sus datos personales.

IV. CONTENIDOS

CONTENT 1
Unit 1 A: NICE TO MEET YOU
Speaking: saying hello.
Grammar: verb be affirmative, personal pronouns.
Pronunciation: vowel sounds word stress
Vocabulary: numbers 1 20
Saying good bye.
Days of the week.
Unit 1 B: IM NOT AMERICAN, IM CANADIAN!
Vocabulary: countries and nationalities
Listening and speaking: where are you from?/ where is it from?/where are they from?
Grammar: verb be negative form and yes/ no questions
Pronunciation: vowel sounds
Speaking: Asking questions about nationalities.
Vocabulary: NUMBERS 20 1000

C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O

CONTENT 2
Unit 1C: HIS NAME, HER NAME
Listening: an interview, personal information
Pronunciation: the alphabet
Speaking: an interview, famous actor
Speaking: famous actors
Grammar: possessive adjectives: my, your, etc
Pronunciation: bird/ owl.

CONTENT 3
Unit 1D: TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONES
Vocabulary: the classroom, common objects
Pronunciation: vowel sounds (saw/ bull/ up/ boy/ horse/ ear/ tourist)
Grammar: a/an, plurals, this/that/ these/ those
Vocabulary: classroom language.

CONTENT 4
SONG: ETERNAL FLAME
ON A PLANE
Vocabulary: drinks.
Asking for a drink.
Social English.
COMPLETING A FORM
Complete a form with a students information.
Words starting in capital letters.
Writing a text.

CONTENT 5 - 6
Unit 2A: CAPPUCCINO AND FRIES
Vocabulary: verb phrases (live in an apartment, play tennis, etc)
Reading: Typically American
Grammar: simple present affirmative and negative
Pronunciation: consonant sounds, -s
Writing and speaking
Unit 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARREN
Reading: review of simple present tense.
Grammar: simple present questions and short answers.
Listening: Natasha and Darren meet for lunch.
Speaking: meeting people form.
Pronunciation: consonant sounds (keys, girl, tie, shower, television, right)

CONTENT 7
SONG: SOMETHING STUPID
Unit 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIAN
Reading: a double life
Vocabulary: jobs (journalist, doctor, etc)
Grammar: a/ an + jobs
Pronunciation: consonant sounds (parrot/ flower/ chess/ jazz/ yacht/ singer)
Listening and speaking: Guess my job


C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O

CONTENT 8
Unit 2D: RELATIVELY FAMOUS
Grammar: possessive s
Vocabulary: family.
Pronunciation: consonant sounds (bag, thumb, mother, monkey, nose, house)
Listening: family photos.
Speaking: relatives.
AT A HOTEL/ AN INFORMAL E-MAIL/ LETTER
Vocabulary: hotel words.
Checking in: listening.
Social English: useful phrases.
Informal e- mail/ letter.

CONTENT 9
In a coffee shop/ a magazine article
UNIT 1: What do you remember? / What can you do?
UNIT 2: What do you remember? / What can you do?

V. CRONOGRAMA

Temas Principales / Semanas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Unit 1 A: NICE TO MEET YOU
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
Unit 1 B: IM NOT AMERICAN, IM
CANADIAN!
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
x
x

x

QUIZ N1
UNIT 1C: HIS NAME, HER NAME
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
x
x
x

UNIT 1D: TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONES
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
QUIZ N2
x
x
x

SONG: ETERNAL FLAME
ON A PLANE
COMPLETING A FORM
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
x
x
x
x

UNIT 2A: CAPPUCCINO AND FRIES
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
UNIT 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARREN
x
x
x

UNIT 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARREN
QUIZ N3
CHEKING WORKBOOKS
UNIT 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIAN
x
x
X
x

UNIT 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIAN
CHEKING WORKBOOKS
SONG: SOMETHING STUPID
x
x
x

UNIT 2D: RELATIVELY FAMOUS
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
QUIZ N4
AT A HOTEL/ AN INFORMAL E-MAIL/ LETTER

x
x
x

UNIT 1: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER?/ WHAT CAN
YOU
UNIT 2: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER?/ WHAT CAN
YOU DO?
x

x

SEMANA DE REGULARIZACION
x
FINAL EXAM
x
RETRIEVING EXAM
x
C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O


VI. METODOLOGA

Curso prctico.
Exposicin del profesor. Dilogo abierto. Debate. Evaluacin permanente.
Trabajo en equipo. Presentacin de trabajos.
Exposicin de trabajos monogrficos.
Realizacin de tareas y actividades.

VII. EVALUACIN

CURSO DE NATURALEZA: PRCTICO

La ponderacin de las evaluaciones ser:

PRCTICO Porcentajes
Evaluacin Aplicativa - EA 35 %
Evaluacin Continua - EC 15 %
TERICO
Evaluacin Terica * - ET 40 %
ACTITUDINAL
Asistencias AS 3 %
Participacin en Clases - PCL 7 %
Total 100 %

* Es el promedio de las evaluaciones tericas (mnimo 1).

La frmula de evaluacin ser:

[ 0.35(EA) + 0.15(EC) + 0.40(ET) + 0.03(AS) + 0.07(PCL) ]


VIII. BIBLIOGRAFA

MAIN TEXT: AMERICAN FILE 1 (UNITS 1 THROUGH 2)
AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE TEACHERS BOOK.
AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE MULTIROM FILES 1 2 DE GRAMMAR QUIZZES, VOCABULARY
BANK, SOUND BANK, PRACTICAL ENGLISH.
http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/WordSearchSetupForm.asp
C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O

[Direccin Acadmica] Pg. 5


File 1 Wordlist
Vocabulary
Banks
Numbers
one
two
three
four
five
six
seven
eight
nine
ten
eleven
twelve
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
eighteen
nineteen
twenty
thirty
thirty-one
forty
forty-seven
fifty
fifty-nine
sixty
sixty-three
seventy
seventy-two
eighty
eighty-six
ninety
ninety-four
a / one hundred
two hundred and
fifty
a/ one thousand
Countries and
nationalities
Argentina
Argentinian
Brazil
Brazilian
Canada
Canadian
China
Chinese
England
English
France
French
Germany
German
Ireland
Irish
Italy
Italian
Japan
Japanese
Korea
Korean
Mexico
Mexican
Scotland
Scottish
Spain
Spanish
Thailand
Thai
The United States
American
Common
objects
address book
book
calendar
cell phone
change purse
coins
comb
credit card
dictionary
file / binder
glasses
hairbrush
ID card
keys
lipstick
magazine
matches
newspaper
notebook
pen
pencil
photo
stamps
sunglasses
tissues
umbrella
wallet
watch
More Words to
Learn
about
afternoon
again
Australia
business
check
city
classroom
delicious
difference
different
evening
every
eyes
famous
form
good
guess
happy
help
important
instructions
international
letter (A, B, C )
morning
music
people
please
pocket
point
quiz
room
see
things
think
try
vacation
word
worry
Other Key
Words in File 1
address
age
airport
answer
ask
be
bike
bird
board
boot
boy
bull
bye
cafe
cat
CD player
chair
child
close
communication
computer
country
door
ear
educate
e-mail
family
first name
food
Friday
good evening
good-bye
good night
hi
horse
hotel
house
Internet
judo
know
last name
listen
look
man
menu
Monday
name
nice
number
OK
open
phone
pizza
read
remember
repeat
royal
sandwich
Saturday
say
school
siesta
sit down
sorry
spell
stand up
stress
Sunday
table
taxi
text message
C CA AR RR RE ER RA A D DE E S SE EC CR RE ET TA AR RI IA AD DO O E EJ JE EC CU UT TI IV VO O

[Direccin Acadmica] Pg. 6


thanks
Thursday
tourist
town
train
travel
tree
Tuesday
turn off
TV
understand
water
Wednesday
window
wine
woman
work
write
zip code
File 2 Wordlist
Vocabulary Banks
Verb phrases
cook dinner
do homework
drink coffee
drive a VW
eat fast food
go to class
go to the movies
have children
have a sandwich
for lunch
like animals
listen to the radio
live in an
apartment
play tennis
play the guitar
read a newspaper
speak German
study economics
use the Internet
watch television
wear glasses
work in an office
Jobs
actor
actress
administrative
assistant
builder
doctor
engineer
front desk clerk /
receptionist
hairdresser
housewife
journalist
lawyer
(bank) manager
musician
nurse
pilot
police officer
policeman
policewoman
politician
salesperson
soccer player
student
waiter
waitress
The family
aunt
brother
children
cousin
daughter
father
grandfather
grandmother
grandparents
mother
mother-in-law
nephew
niece
parents
sister
sister-in-law
son
uncle
wife
More Words to
Learn
a lot of
boyfriend
cook
earn
everywhere
factory
fantastic
friends
girlfriend
glass (of water)
hands
hat
How many?
Incredible
inside
It depends
just (= only)
late
Lets meet
many
normally
north (south,
east, west)
other
outside
popular
possessions
really
relatives
relax
shoes
supermarket
terrible
together
too
typical
Which?
Who?

Other Key
Words in File 2
artist
bag
band
bar
between
bus
car
chess
college
company
designer
clothes
do
dog
double
drink
eat
elevator
every day
flower
girl
go
ground
floor
hamburger
have
in a hurry
jazz
judge
language
later
leg
like
live
lonely
love
make
monkey
nose
occupation
parrot
pay
person
pet
reception
singer
single
snake
spend (money)
stand
stressful
thumb
tie
vase
weekend
witch
yacht
zebra



Photocopiable Oxford University Press 2008 - www.oup.com/elt/teacher/americanenglishfile