Plan Docente - LS3 UTPL
Plan Docente - LS3 UTPL
Plan Docente - LS3 UTPL
PERÍODO ACADÉMICO/SEMESTRE:
Abril – agosto 2024
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A. Datos de identificación de la asignatura
Código: EDUC_3112
Período académico/semestre:
Abril – agosto 2024
B. Descripción de la asignatura
English Language: Listening and Speaking III is taught in the third level
of the career and it is worth three academic credits. This subject is
essential because it develops two core complementary skills of the
linguistic competence that help students express themselves through
Presentación: speech and enhance their listening abilities. By developing their
listening skills through different strategies such as inferring, identifying
main ideas and details, distinguishing intonation, and pronunciation
patterns, and evaluating information, students will know how to express
themselves orally in a proper way and support their opinion with
arguments.
English Language: Listening and Speaking III is the third level of four
Contextualización en el marco de that complete a B2 level of proficiency according to The Common
European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Learners
la descripción microcurricular que
will be able to apply the linguistic knowledge of the English language in
forma parte del plan curricular de accordance with international standards at a level that allows effective
la carrera: communication to perform professionally in teaching English to children
and young people.
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Designs, applies, and evaluates educational resources and strategies
for teaching English as a foreign language in basic education as well
as in high school. Critical, reflexive, and emotional thinking skills are
considered since they are the basis of the construction and
reconstruction of mind connections which integrate faith, reason, and
life.
Prerrequisitos:
FDCE_1075_English Language: Listening and Speaking II
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C. Programación del proceso de aprendizaje de la asignatura
Primer bimestre
Componentes
del Tiempo
Resultados de Recursos de Instrumentos
Contenidos aprendizaje2 Actividades de aprendizaje Calificación (horas) Semana
aprendizaje aprendizaje de evaluación
(ACD, APE,
AA)
Identifies main ideas Unit 1. Extreme Participate in the forum introducing yourself. Forum for
and supporting sports and Review the Academic Plan presentations
details from oral personal limits Present academic concerns through academic
content. announcements and messages. Permanent
Focus on listening: Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. chat
Infers information Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to listen to
from context. 1.1. Identifying 3
an introduction to the course; also, to talk about email
main ideas and ACD hours
vocabulary, grammar, and audio content from unit 1
Distinguishes supporting details in the virtual guide. EVA
different intonations Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
1. 2. Inferring Week 1
and pronunciation Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the Video
patterns. implied meaning Rubric 0.36
listening and speaking skills by actively participating collaboration
from context in the video collaboration.
1
En el caso de que el docente planifique actividades síncronas, deberá también proponer una actividad
suplementaria
2
Contacto con el docente (ACD)
Práctico-experimental (APE)
Autónomo (AA)
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Evaluates 1.3. Recognizing Practice inferring information from context in the Virtual guide
information, debates and understanding exercises provided and separating main ideas from EVA
a position, and signal words details in the chart provided in the virtual guide. REA
supports own Find signal words while listening to the audio
opinions and criteria Overcoming Obstacles. To find the signal words in
with arguments APE this video, check what words or expressions 2
introduce point number one; which words introduce hours
contrast; and which a result:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MGMvEnoD6U
Overcoming obstacles - Steven Claunch – TED-Ed
Then, think about one example of your own with
each signal word.
Learn how to differentiate main ideas from detail as
explained in the virtual guide as well as to infer
about information that is not directly stated. Virtual guide
Recognize signal words in a conversation as EVA
explained in the virtual guide. Textbook on
Learn new vocabulary and expressions by Pearson
developing suggested exercises and activities. English Portal
Review content from unit 1 in the virtual guide and 4
AA
textbook. hours
Revise the didactic material provided in the
announcement, virtual guide, and textbook about
the topic of Extreme Sports and Personal Limits
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Focus on speaking: Permanent
Present academic concerns through the academic
chat 3
ACD announcements and messages.
email hours
Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
EVA
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1.4. Asking for and Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss
expressing the use of grammar structures studied in unit 1.
opinions Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
1.5. Grammar: listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Used to and would in the video collaboration.
Develop the exercises in the virtual guide to practice
the structures used to and would.
Apply how to express your opinion or ask for other Week 2
people’s opinions by developing the exercises
proposed in the virtual guide and after listening to Virtual guide
2
APE the following audio: EVA
hours
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz7uuf7yZJA REA
What's at Stake in Ukraine? | William Pirone |
TEDxYouth
Then, use learned vocabulary and grammatical
structures to describe your own endurance story.
To keep a discussion going, it is important for
everyone to share ideas; for that, you have to learn
how to express your opinions and ask for other
people’s opinions. Check the virtual guide for all the
information.
Virtual guide
Analyze and illustrate with your own examples the
textbook
structure Used to and would after reading the
EVA 4
AA explanation given in the virtual guide and
hours
developing the exercises proposed.
Review content from unit 1 in the virtual guide and
textbook prior to participating in the video
collaboration
Video
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8: collaboration Rubric 0.21
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Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Unit 2. Fraud and Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
its consequences Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Focus on listening: in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic 3
ACD
2.1. Inferring announcements and messages. Permanent hours
emotion from Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. chat
intonation Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss email
about use of grammar structures, vocabulary, and EVA
2.2. Intonation for audio content from unit 2 in the virtual guide
Yes/No Questions, Exercise proper intonation when using yes/no
Information questions, information questions, imperatives and
Questions, tag questions with your own examples and by
Imperatives, and developing the exercises proposed in the virtual
Tag Questions guide.
Practice modals of request by developing the
2.3 Grammar: exercises proposed in the virtual guide.
Virtual guide
Modals of Request: Develop listening activities from unit 2 in the virtual 2
Would you, will you, APE YouTube video
guide and textbook. hours
could you, can you EVA
Use new vocabulary, grammar structures and
...? and Would you Week 3
correct pronunciation to give your comments
mind ...? regarding the following video that talks about
Identity Theft Protection and that will be discussed
in the video collaboration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrionaFMiZ4
Video
AA Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8: collaboration Rubric 0.21
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Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Distinguish intonation patterns as explained in the
virtual guide to show emotion.
Identify and properly use intonation for yes/no 4
questions, information questions, imperatives, and hours
Virtual guide
tag questions.
Textbook
Learn vocabulary and audio content from unit 2 in
EVA
the virtual guide.
Distinguish and identify the use of modals of
request as explained in the virtual guide.
Review content from unit 2 in the virtual guide and
textbook.
Focus on speaking: Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
2.4. Making listening and speaking skills by actively participating
suggestions in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic
2.5. Highlighting announcements and messages. Permanent
3
important ACD Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. chat
hours
information with Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss email
word stress the topic of Identity Theft and use of grammar EVA
studied in unit 2.
Graded Activity 2: Academic Forum
Academic
What is Catfishing? Explain and give your opinion Rubric 1
Forum
about this topic by sending a video.
Give advice to prevent Identity Theft and make
suggestions by using expressions that show a weak Week 4
Virtual guide 2
APE or a strong intention.
EVA hours
Apply speaker emphasis using intensifiers and word
stress.
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Get ready to talk about your own identity theft
experience for the video collaboration. Include
vocabulary and grammar structures learned.
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Learn how to make strong or weak suggestions in
the virtual guide. 4
AA
Recognize and understand speaker emphasis by hours
using intensifiers or word stress in order to highlight Virtual guide
important information. Textbook
Review content from unit 2 in the virtual guide and EVA
textbook.
Develop self-evaluation 1
Unit 3. Space and Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
planets Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Focus on listening: in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic 3
3.1. Inferring ACD announcements and messages. Permanent
factual information hours
Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. chat
from context Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss email
the topic of Space and planets, use of grammar, EVA
3.2. Recognizing vocabulary and audio content studied in unit 3.
and understanding Develop exercises and activities related to pronoun
pronoun references reference and inferring factual information from
context. Virtual guide 2
3.3. Grammar: APE
Practice the use of the future tense and the EVA hours Week 5
Future Tense and vocabulary and expressions learned in this unit to
Future Time give your opinion about space exploration
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Clauses Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
(predictions and Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
decisions, plans listening and speaking skills by actively participating
and intentions, in the video collaboration.
arrangements, and Understand pronoun reference after reading and
timetables) listening to an excerpt about space exploration and
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the explanation given in the virtual guide.
AA Virtual guide hours
Identify the use of future tenses for predictions and
Textbook
decisions, for plans and intentions, for
EVA
arrangements, and for timetables as explained in
the virtual guide.
Review content from unit 3 in the virtual guide and
textbook.
Focus on speaking: Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
3.4. Keeping a listening and speaking skills by actively participating
conversation going in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic 3
ACD
3.5. Giving a announcements and messages. Permanent hours
presentation Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. chat
Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss email
the topic of Space and planets, use of grammar, EVA
vocabulary and audio content studied in unit 3.
Prepare what needs to be done before giving a
presentation, during and afterwards as explained in
the virtual guide.
Virtual guide
Practice intonation to show a speaker you are Week 6
EVA
APE listening and also to encourage the speaker to keep
textbook
talking.
REA 2
Develop suggested activities and exercises related
hours
to grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied
in this unit.
10
Review strategies suggested to prepare and give a
presentation as explained in the virtual guide.
Check the information given in the virtual guide in
order to be able to keep a conversation going.
Review audio content from unit 3 in the virtual guide
Virtual guide
and textbook.
Textbook
Revise how to use Rhetoric to get what you want in
EVA
order to participate in video collaboration 4 about
REA
the power of words:
https://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-to-use-rhetoric-to- 4
AA
get-what-you-want-camille-a-langston#watch hours
OER How to use rhetoric to get what you want -
Camille A. Langston
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Graded activity 3: Questionnaire
Online Questionnaire
Assess knowledge of grammar and language use 1
questionnaire EVA
from units 1 to 4
Unit 4. Language
and its power Present academic concerns through the academic
announcements and messages.
Focus on listening: Permanent
Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
chat 3
ACD Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss
4.1. Inferring a email hours
the topic of Language and its power, use of
speaker’s purpose EVA
grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied in
unit 4.
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4.2. Grammar: Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Modals of Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.34
permission (Can, listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Could, May, do you in the video collaboration.
mind) Develop exercises to infer the speaker’s purpose. Week 7
Practice the use of modals of permission by
developing the exercises proposed in the virtual
Focus on speaking: guide.
Apply how to use eye contact at the moment you
Virtual guide
4.3. Using Eye give a speech.
Textbook
Contact in a Apply persuasive techniques to sell products as
EVA 4
Presentation discussed in the virtual guide at the moment you
APE
give a speech. hours
4.4. Understanding Develop suggested activities and exercises related
the persuasive to grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied
techniques used to in this unit.
sell products
Graded Activity 4: Speech
Prepare a persuasive speech to sell a product and Speech Rubric 3
videotape yourself giving the speech
Learn how to infer a speaker’s purpose by paying
attention to the context as explained in the virtual
guide.
Explore the use of modals of permission as
described in the virtual guide.
Virtual guide
Learn how to use eye contact in a presentation as 4
AA Textbook
explained in the didactic guide. hours
EVA
Understand some persuasive techniques to sell
products as discussed in the virtual guide.
Review audio content from unit 4 in the virtual guide
and textbook.
Develop self-evaluation 2
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Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.24
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Review of units 1 to
Present academic concerns through academic
4 and test Permanent
announcements and messages.
chat 3
ACD Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
email hours
Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to review
EVA
the content of units 1 to 4
Virtual guide
Review vocabulary, listening and speaking activities Week 8
Textbook
and grammar from units 1 to 4
EVA
4
AA Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
hours
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the Video
Rubric 1
listening and speaking skills by actively participating collaboration
in the video collaboration.
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2. Resumen de las horas de trabajo de la asignatura por componente de aprendizaje en el
bimestre.
Componentes del
Horas
aprendizaje
Total de horas de En contacto con el
trabajo de la docente 24
asignatura en el
bimestre Práctico-experimental 16
Autónomo 32
Total 72
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Unit 4: Language and its power
- Using eye contact in a presentation
- Understanding the persuasive techniques used to sell products
Week 8 – Video collaboration 8
Mid-term test (vocabulary, grammar and topics from units 1 to 4 in
the didactic guide and textbook)
Identifies main ideas and supporting details from oral content.
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Space Junk Around Earth
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_PWL0oZzOc
Get ready to talk about the material and to give your opinion
regarding the topic of Space Exploration.
Week 5 – Video collaboration 5
Read unit 3 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos:
Space tourists come back to Earth after three days in orbit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wgBoPJep5o
Space tourism is already here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pgtQN9pMFA
Get ready to talk about the material and to give your opinion
regarding the topic of Space Tourism.
Week 6 – Video collaboration 6
Read unit 4 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos:
How to use rhetoric to get what you want
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3klMM9BkW5o&t=7s
Get in the lesson of TED-Ed and learn how to use Rhetoric to get
what you want after you “watch,” “think,” “dig deeper” and then
discuss in our class.
How do you get what you want
https://ed.ted.com/lessons/how-to-use-rhetoric-to-get-what-you-
want-camille-a-langston#watch
Get ready to discuss how we can get what we want using the words.
The answer to that is a treatise on rhetoric proposed by Aristotle
over two thousand years ago.
After watching the following video, you are going to explain how
Rhetoric has been used by the speaker.
The Speech that Made Obama President
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFPwDe22CoY
Week 7 – Video collaboration 7
Read unit 4 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
This time you are going to analyze and interpret some quotes from
Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech "I Have a Dream". You have the
transcript of the speech if you need to listen to the whole speech
and read the text. There is a link with the most important quotes of
this speech that you can revise, and there is a short video with part
of the speech.
Read Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech in its entirety
https://www.npr.org/2010/01/18/122701268/i-have-a-dream-
speech-in-its-entirety
The 15 best quotes from Martin Luther King Jr.'s ‘I Have a Dream’
speech
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https://www.deseret.com/2013/8/28/20524757/martin-luther-king-jr-
day-quotes-i-have-a-dream-speech
“I Have a Dream” - Martin Luther King Jr.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP4iY1TtS3s&feature=youtu.be
Search the web for more information.
Week 8 – Video collaboration 8
Study vocabulary, grammar, and topics from units 1 to 4 in the
didactic guide and textbook
Answer accurately all the questions asked by your tutor and get
ready to complete a quiz related to grammar and vocabulary.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Individual Demonstrates meaningful Demonstrates fair Demonstrates poor Does not demonstrate any
preparation for the knowledge on the proposed knowledge on the proposed knowledge on the knowledge on the
class topic. Complies meaningfully topic. Complies fairly with proposed topic. Complies proposed topic. Does not
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with proposed activities and proposed activities and poorly with proposed comply with proposed
exercises. exercises. activities and exercises. activities and exercises.
1.68 – 1.50 1.50 – 1 1 – 0.5 0.5 – 0
Think about why this kind of crimes are increasing and what you
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can do to avoid being deceived by a catfish.
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Language Demonstrates excellent Displays good language Communicates effectively, Struggles to communicate
Proficiency command of the language, proficiency, using a range of but with some limited with limited vocabulary
using sophisticated vocabulary and varied vocabulary and basic and basic sentence
vocabulary and complex sentence structures. sentence structures. structures. Frequent and
sentence structures. Few to Occasional minor grammar Several noticeable significant grammar or
no grammar or pronunciation or pronunciation errors. grammar or pronunciation pronunciation errors.
errors. 1.50 – 1 errors. 0.5 – 0
1.66 – 1.50 1 – 0.5
Confidence Exhibits a high level of Shows confidence, making Demonstrates some Exhibits low confidence,
confidence, creating a strong a positive impression on the confidence, leaving a making a minimal impact
impact on the audience and audience and reads the moderate impression on on the audience and reads
does not read at all. response partially. the audience and reads the whole response.
1.66 – 1.50 1.50 – 1 the majority of the 0.5 – 0
response.
1 – 0.5
Time Stays within the allocated Slightly exceeds or falls Significantly exceeds or Greatly exceeds or falls
Management time, effectively managing short of the allocated time falls short of the allocated short of the allocated time,
the speech duration. but still manages the time and may impact the severely impacting the
1.68 – 1.50 speech duration effectively. effectiveness of the effectiveness of the
1.50 – 1 speech. speech.
1 – 0.5 0. – 0
Peer interaction Gives comments to two posts Gives comments to one Gives comments but the Does not give comments
of the classmates in a post of the classmates in a message is not coherent, to any classmates’ posts.
coherent, meaningful, and coherent, meaningful, and meaningful or clear. 0.5 – 0
clear way. clear way. 1 – 0.5
1.68 – 1.50 1.50 – 1
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Tipo de recurso: Speech
Tema de la unidad: Language and its power
Infers information from context.
Resultados de aprendizaje que se
espera lograr: Evaluates information, debates a position, and supports own
opinions and criteria with arguments.
Read unit 4 in the textbook and didactic guide. Check the previous
video collaborations related to the topic of Persuasion.
Think about a product you need to sell. Remember that “A good
salesperson can sell you what you need. A great salesperson can
sell you what you don’t want and can’t afford.”
Plan what you are going to say. Probably think of a time when a
salesperson persuaded you to buy something. What did the
salesperson say? Why was it persuasive?
This is a speech you have to give to a group of people that you know
can buy your product. A good speech should have an introduction
that works like a hook to catch the attention of your audience. You
can begin with a question, an anecdote, a quotation. The main body
of your speech should have four main intents: to entertain, to
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instruct, to persuade, and to inspire. In the summation you can
repeat a phrase or statement that most embodies what you wanted
to convey with your speech.
Record yourself giving the speech. It should not last longer than 4
minutes. Make your video public on YouTube or Studio, and upload
it in the activity on EVA, or provide the link.
Do not forget to include the bibliography of the material that you
used.
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1.4 – 0.6 0.6 – 0
Language Demonstrates excellent Displays good language Communicates effectively, Struggles to communicate
Proficiency command of the language, proficiency, using a range of but with some limited with limited vocabulary
using sophisticated vocabulary and varied vocabulary and basic and basic sentence
vocabulary and complex sentence structures. sentence structures. structures. Frequent and
sentence structures. Few to Occasional minor grammar Several noticeable significant grammar or
no grammar or pronunciation or pronunciation errors. grammar or pronunciation pronunciation errors.
errors. 1.8 – 1.4 errors. 0.6 – 0
2 – 1.8 1.4 – 0.6
Confidence Exhibits a high level of Shows confidence, making Demonstrates some Exhibits low confidence,
confidence, creating a strong a positive impression on the confidence, leaving a making a minimal impact
impact on the audience and audience and reads the moderate impression on on the audience and reads
does not read at all. response partially. the audience and reads the whole response.
2 – 1.8 1.8 – 1.4 the majority of the 0.6 – 0
response.
1.4 – 0.6
Time Stays within the allocated Slightly exceeds or falls Significantly exceeds or Greatly exceeds or falls
Management time, effectively managing short of the allocated time falls short of the allocated short of the allocated time,
the speech duration. but still manages the time and may impact the severely impacting the
2 – 1.8 speech duration effectively. effectiveness of the effectiveness of the
1.8 – 1.4 speech. speech.
1.4 – 0.6 0.6 – 0
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Graded Activity 4: Speech Week 7
APRENDIZAJE Prepare a persuasive speech to sell a May 20th to 26th,
PRÁCTICO product and videotape yourself giving the Rubric 2024 3 30%
EXPERIMENT speech
AL
TOTAL 10 100%
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Segundo Bimestre
Componentes
del Tiempo
Resultados de Recursos de Instrumentos
Contenidos aprendizaje4 Actividades de aprendizaje Calificación (horas) Semana
aprendizaje aprendizaje de evaluación
(ACD, APE,
AA)
Infers information Unit 5. Careers Present academic concerns through academic
from context. and job announcements and messages.
Weekly tutorial
opportunities Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
Email
Distinguishes Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss
EVA
different intonations Focus on listening: the use of grammar structures, vocabulary, and 3
and pronunciation ACD audio content from unit 5 in the virtual guide. hours
patterns. 5.1. Inferring Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
feelings from Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the Video
Rubric 0.36
Supports ideas by context listening and speaking skills by actively participating collaboration
Week 9
providing facts and in the video collaboration.
examples. 5.2. Recognizing Develop suggested activities and exercises related Virtual guide
and understanding to grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied EVA
reduced speech in this unit.
APE Listen, read, and infer unspoken thoughts based on 2
word choice, intonation, and context in the virtual hours
guide.
Recognize and apply common reductions in the
exercises provided in the virtual guide
3
En el caso de que el docente planifique actividades síncronas, deberá también proponer una actividad
suplementaria
4
Contacto con el docente (ACD)
Práctico-experimental (APE)
Autónomo (AA)
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Get acquainted with new vocabulary and
expressions from unit 5.
Review listening activities and exercises from unit 5 Virtual guide
in the virtual guide and textbook related to EVA
characteristics of Jobs in the future. Textbook on
Check how a speaker indirectly expresses his/her Pearson
unspoken thoughts and learn how to infer feelings English Portal 4
AA
based on word choice, intonation, and the context. hours
Understand reduced speech as explained in the
virtual guide
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8: Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the collaboration
Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Focus on speaking: Present academic concerns through academic
announcements and messages. Weekly tutorial
5.3. Using final Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. email
intonation Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss EVA
the use of grammar structures studied in unit 5.
5.4. Using Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8: 3
ACD
transitions for oral Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the Video hours
Rubric 0.36
presentations listening and speaking skills by actively participating collaboration
in the video collaboration. Week
5.5. Grammar: Graded Activity 2: Academic Forum 10
Future Continuous Academic
What are Job Hoppers? Hand in a video recording Rubric 1
and Future Perfect Forum
explaining the topic of Jobs in the Future.
Complete suggested activities and exercises related
to grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied
Virtual guide
in this unit. 2
APE EVA
Apply signaling and the use of transition words by hours
preparing an oral presentation in which you are
going to explain what you can do to find your Dream
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Job. The oral presentation is going to be the last
graded activity of the second bimester.
Analyze the structures Future Continuous and
Future Perfect as annotated in the virtual guide.
Learn how to use final intonation when you want to
conclude speaking.
Virtual guide
Learn about signaling and using transition words in
EVA
oral presentations.
Textbook
Revise audio content from unit 5 in the virtual guide
and textbook.
Review content from unit 5 prior to participating in
AA 4
the video collaboration.
hours
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the Video
Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating collaboration
in the video collaboration.
Unit 6. Tourism Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
and culture Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Focus on listening: in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic 3
ACD
6.1. Recognizing announcements and messages. hours
Weekly tutorial
and understanding Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
email
opinions Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss
EVA
about use of grammar structures, vocabulary, and
6.2. Grammar: audio content from unit 6 in the virtual guide
Week
Gerund: subject Practice and demonstrate the use of gerunds in the
Virtual guide 11
and object; Gerund subject and object position, and after a preposition.
after a preposition EVA 2
APE Practice new vocabulary and grammar structures by
YouTube video hours
developing the exercises proposed in the virtual
guide.
25
Propose solutions to control over-tourism after
listening to the following video about How mass
tourism is destroying cities. Review the didactic
strategies and get ready to participate in the video
collaboration.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyt1HdR4uLw
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Get ready to talk about Tourism and Culture in the
video collaboration as it is explained in the didactic
strategies of the activity, specifically about the
problem of trying to gain benefit from tourism.
Make suggestions
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Review listening activities and exercises in the
virtual guide unit 6 and textbook. 4
AA Categorize verbs that take infinitives or the bare hours
form by analyzing the following structures in the
Virtual guide
virtual guide: Adjective + to-infinitive; Verb + to-
EVA
infinitive; Verb + object + to-infinitive; Verb + object
textbook
+ bare infinitive
Record other forms to make suggestions.
Develop self-evaluation 3
Unit 7. Marriage Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
and traditions Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.36
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
Focus on listening: in the video collaboration.
Present academic concerns through academic 3
7.1. Inferring a ACD announcements and messages. hours
speaker’s core Weekly tutorial
Use the institutional email and interact on EVA.
beliefs email
Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss
EVA
the use of grammar structures, vocabulary, and
7.2. Grammar:
audio content from unit 7 in the virtual guide.
Gerunds or
Practice and demonstrate the use of gerunds and Virtual guide
infinitives: with a 2
APE infinitives by developing the exercises proposed in EVA
complete, small, or hours
the virtual guide. YouTube video
27
no change in Talk about and recognize core beliefs and give your
meaning opinion about What happens at a Catholic Wedding.
Get ready to participate in the video collaboration on Week
the topic of Marriage and traditions and watch the 13
https://www.ieltsbu following video.
ddy.com/gerund- Saying I Do: What Happens at a Catholic
and-infinitive- Wedding
exercises.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uAHwtBRg5c
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Graded Activity 3: Oral Presentation
Prepare an oral presentation to explain what you Presentation Rubric 3
can do to find your Dream Job.
Apply what needs to be done before giving a
presentation, during and afterwards as explained in
the virtual guide on week 6. 4
APE
Use signal words to introduce a position and to hours
Virtual guide
introduce supporting arguments in a persuasive oral
EVA
presentation. Also, use expressive intonation to
show confidence and interest and get ready for an Week
oral presentation, in which you have to explain what 14
we can do to find our Dream Job.
Review suggested activities and exercises related
to grammar, vocabulary and audio content studied
in this unit.
Identify when a speaker sounds more confident and
interested as explained in the virtual guide.
Recognize how signal words help a listener follow a
speaker’s thoughts in a persuasive speech or oral
presentation.
Review what needs to be done before giving a Virtual guide
presentation, during and afterwards as explained in EVA 4
AA
the virtual guide on week 6. Textbook hours
“Ikigai” is a Japanese formula for happiness, and it REA
gives you the hints to choose the right career,
something you are good at, something that you
love, something that the world needs, and
something that pays you well. Review the following
video to prepare your oral presentation.
The Japanese Formula for Happiness – Ikigai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zxj3P0enJNQ&t
=77s
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Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.21
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Unit 8. Climate Present academic concerns through academic
change and its announcements and messages.
effects Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. Weekly tutorial
Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to discuss email
Focus on listening: the topic of Climate change and its effects, use of EVA
3
ACD grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied in
hours
8.1. Identifying unit 8.
repetition to Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
emphasize a point Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.34
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
8.2. Grammar: in the video collaboration.
Infinitives with too Develop suggested activities and exercises related
and enough to grammar, vocabulary, and audio content studied
in this unit. Week
Focus on speaking: Demonstrate language use of Infinitives with too 15
and enough by developing the exercises proposed
8.3. Interrupting in the virtual guide.
politely and holding Formulate embedded questions as explained in the
the floor virtual guide.
Virtual guide 2
APE Simulate how to interrupt politely and hold the floor
8.4. Grammar: EVA hours
by completing the exercises suggested in the virtual
Indirect questions, guide.
requests and Practice conversational strategies and repetition to
orders emphasize a point as suggested in the virtual guide.
(Embedded Prepare a speech, not as a graded activity but as a
questions) practice because your tutor may ask you to prepare
one for the video collaboration, to propose solutions
to climate change.
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Graded activity 4: Questionnaire
Online Questionnaire
Assess knowledge of grammar and language use 1
questionnaire EVA
from units 5 to 8
Learn vocabulary and audio content from the virtual
guide unit 8
Identify conversational strategies and repetition to
emphasize a point.
Distinguish the use of Infinitives with too and
enough.
Recognize embedded questions as explained in the
virtual guide.
Learn how to interrupt politely and hold the floor.
Review structure and strategies on how to make a Virtual guide
good speech (first bimester’s speech). EVA
4
AA Go through the following webpage and video that Textbook
hours
talks about the effects of global warming to discuss REA
how you can contribute to a solution in the video
collaboration. Think how you can give a speech with
a solution to global warming and the consequences
of climate change.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/ar
ticle/global-warming-effects
Effects of global warming National Geographic
Website
Develop self-evaluation 4
Graded Activity 1: Video collaboration 1 to 8:
Video
Develop and demonstrate the mastering of the
collaboration Rubric 0.24
listening and speaking skills by actively participating
in the video collaboration.
Review of units 5 to Present academic concerns through academic Permanent
3
8 and test ACD announcements and messages. chat
hours
Use the institutional email and interact on EVA. email
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Participate actively in the weekly tutorial to review EVA
the content of units 5 to 8.
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2. Resumen de las horas de trabajo de la asignatura por componente de aprendizaje en el
bimestre
Componentes del
Horas
aprendizaje
Total de horas de En contacto con el
trabajo de la docente 24
asignatura en el
bimestre Práctico-experimental 16
Autónomo 32
Total 72
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Answer the following question:
What is the job of a teacher?
Get ready to talk about the message in the video.
Week 10 – Video collaboration 2
Review vocabulary, grammar and topics studied in unit 6.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos:
How mass tourism is destroying cities
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vyt1HdR4uLw
Propose solutions to control over-tourism.
Search the web for more information.
Mass Tourism versus Alternative Tourism
https://ftj-ytf.org/blog/mass-tourism-versus-alternative-tourism
Get ready to talk about the material and to give your opinion
regarding the topic of Tourism and culture.
Week 11 – Video collaboration 3
Read unit 6 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos:
Why Do These Women Stretch Their Necks? | National
Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FME1At3vmI
What is your opinion about this custom that began like a cultural
practice but now it is being used to gain benefit from tourism.
Week 12 – Video collaboration 4
Read unit 7 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos regarding the topic of Marriage and
traditions:
Saying I Do: What Happens at a Catholic Wedding
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uAHwtBRg5c
Nubian Wedding | National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOAkE8JN-WY
And go through the following page to learn about:
How “I do” is done around some other countries around the
world
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/global-weddings-
156064366/
Get ready to talk about the material and to give your opinion
regarding the topic of Marriage and traditions.
Week 13 – Video collaboration 5
Read unit 7 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following videos:
The Culture of Respect in Japan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3W7waKeMk0
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In Japanese society, respect is one fundamental value. Respect is
deeply rooted in communication, both verbal and non-verbal,
between people of varying relationships and positions. Other
aspects are also considered like, how people should be addressed,
and the importance of humility.
Get ready to discuss this topic in the session.
Week 14 – Video collaboration 6
Read unit 8 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements, and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following video regarding the topic of Climate Change:
Climate Change 101 with Bill Nye | National Geographic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtW2rrLHs08
Effects of global warming
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/global-
warming-effects
Read the Causes and effects of climate change at this same
webpage.
Get ready to talk about this issue in the tutorial session.
Week 15 – Video collaboration 7
Read unit 8 in the virtual guide, textbook, announcements and
proposed reference sources.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
Watch the following video:
A Creative Approach to Climate Change | Finnegan Harries |
TEDxTeen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIJOmd-sF-c
Climate Change is a real and serious problem. The effects of
climate change affect our planet, so we need to act promptly to
mitigate its effects.
How can you contribute to a solution?
Get ready to talk about this issue in the tutorial session.
Week 16 – Video collaboration 8
Study vocabulary, grammar, and topics from units 5 to 8 in the
didactic guide and textbook.
Answer accurately all the questions asked by your tutor and get
ready to complete a quiz related to grammar and vocabulary.
Actively participate in the session according to the schedule given
by your tutor.
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1.50 – 1 1 – 0.5
Delivery & Delivers the speech fluently Delivers the speech with Delivers the speech with Struggles to deliver the
Fluency with excellent pronunciation, good fluency, clear some fluency but may speech with fluency, has
appropriate pace, and pronunciation, appropriate have occasional pronounced pronunciation
effective use of pauses. pace, and effective use of pronunciation issues or issues, and pacing
1.66 – 1.50 pauses. pacing problems. problems.
1.50 – 1 1 – 0.5 0.5 – 0
Language Demonstrates excellent Displays good language Communicates effectively, Struggles to communicate
Proficiency command of the language, proficiency, using a range of but with some limited with limited vocabulary
using sophisticated vocabulary and varied vocabulary and basic and basic sentence
vocabulary and complex sentence structures. sentence structures. structures. Frequent and
sentence structures. Few to Occasional minor grammar Several noticeable significant grammar or
no grammar or pronunciation or pronunciation errors. grammar or pronunciation pronunciation errors.
errors. 1.50 – 1 errors. 0.5 – 0
1.66 – 1.50 1 – 0.5
Confidence Exhibits a high level of Shows confidence, making Demonstrates some Exhibits low confidence,
confidence, creating a strong a positive impression on the confidence, leaving a making a minimal impact
impact on the audience and audience and reads the moderate impression on on the audience and reads
does not read at all. response partially. the audience and reads the whole response.
1.66 – 1.50 1.50 – 1 the majority of the 0.5 – 0
response.
1 – 0.5
Attendance and Students make sure their Students make sure their Students make sure their Students make sure their
interaction audio works well and audio works well and audio works well and audio works well and
participate actively during the participate actively participate actively participate actively
video collaboration. Attends during the video during the video during the video
100% of the classes. collaboration. Attends more collaboration. Attends less collaboration. Does not
1.68 – 1.50 than 70% of the classes. than 70% of the classes. attend the classes.
1.50 – 1 1 – 0.5 0.5 – 0
Individual Demonstrates meaningful Demonstrates fair Demonstrates poor Does not demonstrate any
preparation for the knowledge on the proposed knowledge on the proposed knowledge on the knowledge on the
class topic. Complies meaningfully topic. Complies fairly with proposed topic. Complies proposed topic. Does not
with proposed activities and proposed activities and poorly with proposed comply with proposed
exercises. exercises. activities and exercises. activities and exercises.
1.68 – 1.50 1.50 – 1 1 – 0.5 0.5 – 0
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Search about Liberal Arts as a foundation for education nowadays
and try to understand its purpose. Many universities follow this
intellectual grounding or perspective towards education. In the
previous video, the speaker believes that liberal arts are the
reason for an increasingly practical direction of the educational
system nowadays. According to her, this kind of education is what
can give future job-hoppers the tools they need to thrive on the
demands of the world we now live in.
Read the following site for more information about Liberal Arts:
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Time Stays within the allocated Slightly exceeds or falls Significantly exceeds or Greatly exceeds or falls
Management time, effectively managing short of the allocated time falls short of the allocated short of the allocated time,
the speech duration. but still manages the time and may impact the severely impacting the
1.68 – 1.50 speech duration effectively. effectiveness of the effectiveness of the
1.50 – 1 speech. speech.
1 – 0.5 0. – 0
Peer interaction Gives comments to two posts Gives comments to one Gives comments but the Does not give comments
of the classmates in a post of the classmates in a message is not coherent, to any classmates’ posts.
coherent, meaningful, and coherent, meaningful, and meaningful or clear. 0.5 – 0
clear way. clear way. 1 – 0.5
1.68 – 1.50 1.50 – 1
Find your dream job without ever looking at your resume | Laura
Berman Fortgang | TEDxBocaRaton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfNX1cHk-fE
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Content & Clarity Demonstrates exceptional Shows a good Presents content with Struggles to communicate
understanding of the topic, understanding of the topic, some understanding of the a clear understanding of
provides insightful and well- presents clear and topic but lacks clarity or the topic, content is
organized content, and organized content, and organization and may disorganized, and has
communicates ideas with communicates ideas have frequent significant issues with
exceptional clarity. effectively with minor interruptions or language clarity and language.
2 – 1.8 issues. issues. 0.6 – 0
1.8 – 1.4 1.4 – 0.6
Delivery & Delivers the speech fluently Delivers the speech with Delivers the speech with Struggles to deliver the
Fluency with excellent pronunciation, good fluency, clear some fluency but may speech with fluency, has
appropriate pace, and pronunciation, appropriate have occasional pronounced pronunciation
effective use of pauses. pace, and effective use of pronunciation issues or issues, and pacing
2 – 1.8 pauses. pacing problems. problems.
1.8 – 1.4 1.4 – 0.6 0.6 – 0
Language Demonstrates excellent Displays good language Communicates effectively, Struggles to communicate
Proficiency command of the language, proficiency, using a range of but with some limited with limited vocabulary
using sophisticated vocabulary and varied vocabulary and basic and basic sentence
vocabulary and complex sentence structures. sentence structures. structures. Frequent and
sentence structures. Few to Occasional minor grammar Several noticeable significant grammar or
no grammar or pronunciation or pronunciation errors. grammar or pronunciation pronunciation errors.
errors. 1.8 – 1.4 errors. 0.6 – 0
2 – 1.8 1.4 – 0.6
Confidence Exhibits a high level of Shows confidence, making Demonstrates some Exhibits low confidence,
confidence, creating a strong a positive impression on the confidence, leaving a making a minimal impact
impact on the audience and audience and reads the moderate impression on on the audience and reads
does not read at all. response partially. the audience and reads the whole response.
2 – 1.8 1.8 – 1.4 the majority of the 0.6 – 0
response.
1.4 – 0.6
Time Stays within the allocated Slightly exceeds or falls Significantly exceeds or Greatly exceeds or falls
Management time, effectively managing short of the allocated time falls short of the allocated short of the allocated time,
the speech duration. but still manages the time and may impact the severely impacting the
2 – 1.8 speech duration effectively. effectiveness of the effectiveness of the
1.8 – 1.4 speech. speech.
1.4 – 0.6 0.6 – 0
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D. Evaluación de la asignatura segundo bimestre
TOTAL 10 100%
In case to detect, in any activity, 10% or more of plagiarism, the assignment will be graded zero.
The information presented by the student is an exact copy of information found on the internet, books, newspapers,
magazines, or any other source. It has not been properly cited as an idea or text from some other author. The bibliography
of the source was not included.
EVALUACIÓN DE RECUPERACIÓN
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Horario de tutoría5
Profesor autor
Nombre Martha Magdalena Prado Camacho
Título(s) de tercer nivel Licenciada en Ciencias de la Educación mención Inglés
Título(s) de cuarto nivel Magíster en Literatura Infantil y Juvenil
Facultad Ciencias Sociales, Educación y Humanidades
Departamento Filosofía, Artes y Humanidades
Correo electrónico [email protected]
Teléfono (07) 370 1444 extensión 3851
Currículo profesional resumido
Magíster en Literatura Infantil y Juvenil - Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja - Ecuador. Licenciada en
Ciencias de la Educación mención Inglés - Universidad Técnica Particular de Loja - Ecuador. Lingüística
Aplicada con mención en Enseñanza de Lenguas – Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador - Ecuador.
Docente universitario (UTPL) de las materias de Listening and Speaking, Expresión Oral y Escrita, Literatura
Universal, Estética y Belleza Literaria, Inglés IV, Methodology and Didactics I, Curriculum and Materials,
Literature in EFL Classroom. Experiencia de 30 años de trabajo en la UTPL, Universidad San Francisco de
Quito, y colegios de la capital y en los Estados Unidos en asignaturas como Inglés, Science, Social Studies,
Health, Literature, Lengua y Literatura, Redacción y Español (Colegio Militar “Eloy Alfaro”, “Los Ilinizas”, “Ángel
Polibio Chaves”, “Giovanni Antonio Farina”, Tuscaloosa Academy, Holy Spirit Catholic School), traductora y
medical bilingual clerk (USA).
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El nombre del profesor tutor y horario de tutoría constará en el entorno virtual de aprendizaje.
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Resultados de Resultado/s de
Contribución Competencia/s del perfil
aprendizaje de la aprendizaje del perfil
(inicial, medio, final) profesional
asignatura de egreso
Identifies main ideas To apply English language Designs, applies, and
and supporting details Intermediate communicative evaluates educational
from oral content competencies as a foreign resources and
Infers information from language at a level that strategies for teaching
context Intermediate enables professional English as a foreign
performance in teaching language in basic
Distinguishes different children and youth education as well as
intonations and Intermediate according to international in high school.
pronunciation patterns standards in order to Critical, reflexive, and
Evaluates information, address, respect, and emotional thinking
debates a position, and Intermediate value diversity through the skills are considered
supports own opinions creation of inclusive since they are the
and criteria with educational environments. basis of the
arguments construction and
Supports ideas by reconstruction of mind
providing facts and Intermediate connections which
examples integrate faith, reason,
and life.
Solorzano, H., Schmidt, J. (2020). NorthStar Listening and Speaking Level 3, (5th ed.). Hoboken, NJ:
Pearson.
This textbook has been chosen because the authors are expert writers in the Listening and Speaking
field. Besides, they have included interesting topics and didactic activities which ease the development of
listening and speaking skills.
BIBLIOGRAFÍA COMPLEMENTARIA
Ostrowska, S. (2014). Unlock Listening & Speaking 3. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press
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This textbook is a didactic material written by an expert in the listening and speaking field. The textbook
provides Listening and Speaking exercises. It also has pedagogical strategies and activities that reinforce
vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
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Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab o https://www.esl-lab.com/
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10 de enero del 2024
elaboración:
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