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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta TEACHING SPOT. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta TEACHING SPOT. Mostrar todas las entradas

lunes, 3 de febrero de 2014

New Technologies in Primary: links and tools

  • The Impact of Technology on Primary Schools:
http://www.shersonmedia.com/grant/cv/items/papers/Technology_and_Primary_Schools.pdf













domingo, 2 de febrero de 2014

Written communication: links to work written communication




LINKS TO WORK AND PRACTISE WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

WHAT DO WE WORK?


Read and answer


Different activities about listening, speaking, reading and writing.

viernes, 13 de diciembre de 2013

TEACHING SPOT: ¿Cómo enseñar a los niños a escribir con el teclado?

1. Comenzar por el ratón
2. Escribir letras y palabras sueltas
3. Escribir oraciones y párrafos dictados
4. Redactar textos de manera libre con una temática dada

Para seguir practicando de manera divertida se pueden utilizar estos juegos interactivos:

lunes, 18 de noviembre de 2013

Type of clusters


1st Type:

A consonant cluster (sometimes known as a consonant blend) is a group of consonants that appear together in a word without any vowels between them.

  • bl-
    - black
    - blood
  • -st
    - best
    - first

2nd Type

A second type  consonant cluster is a group of consonants that appear together in a word with vowels between them. These clusters are phonic and have no direct correlation written. Generally ә between them. Example:

  • -rily---> /rәli/
    - Voluntarily---> -rәli/
    - Primary---> -rәli/
    - Secondary---> rәli/
  • -able--->/әbl/
- confortable---> /k nfә.t.әbl/

Se comienza a trabajar los clusters de final de palabra a principio(de izquierda a derecha). Esto hace para no permitir al cerebro que busque significado semántico.

sábado, 16 de noviembre de 2013

TEACHING SPOT: Catenative verbs

CATENATIVE VERBS

Catenative verbs are verbs followed directly by another verb in the infinitive, present participle, or base form. The adjective catenative from the verb catenate means "to connect, to link, to string together" and refers to the connecting of one verb to another.

1. -ING FORM:
    • Verbs followed by -ING.
    • After PHRASAL VERBS.
    • After PREPOSITIONS.
2. TO FORM:
    • Verbs followed by TO.
    • After ADJECTIVES.
3. Verbs followed by BARE INFINITIVE (infinitive WITHOUT to):
    • Verbs followed by BARE INFINITIVE.
    • MODAL VERBS.
    • AUXILIARY VERBS.
4. Verbs followed by -ING and TO (with NO DIFFERENCE of meaning):
 
5. Verbs followed by -ING and TO (with DIFFERENT meanings):

lunes, 11 de noviembre de 2013

TEACHING THE PRONUNCIATION OF ENGLISH


TEACHING THE PRONUNCIATION OF ENGLISH

HIGH PRIORITIES
The certain basic characteristics of pronunciation which seem sufficiently specific to English to constitute a priority for the great majority of learners.

miércoles, 6 de noviembre de 2013

Pronunciación inglesa / Pronunciation of English


Consonantes y semivocales
símbolo
palabra
ejemplo
aproximación
/b/
bat
/bæt/
Sonido más explosivo que el de una b inicial española.
/d/
dig
/dIg/
Sonido más explosivo que el de una d inicial española.
/dʒ/
jam
/dʒæm/
Similar a una ch pero más cercano al sonido inicial de Giuseppe en italiano.
/f/
fit
/fɪt/
Como la f española.

martes, 29 de octubre de 2013

NEW WAYS TO LEARN ENGLISH ONLINE

There are plenty of ways to learn English, in which we will focus is an online form in which you aren't the only person who learns in solitary. The system is as follows: you have to register in a website, where people can learn other languages ​​with others. In addition to learning a language online, you teach your own language to the person who is teaching you English (and you can even learn other languages, don't only english). It is a type of online and totally free video call with someone else in the world, both undertake to chat and to teach every man his native language in exchange for company, time and entertainment. Totally disinterested. In short, Are "social networks" in which learning exchange, specifically, language.


viernes, 25 de octubre de 2013

Teaching spot: Dictionary game

DICTIONARY

This game’s objective is learning new words. We just need a dictionary. The first player looks up in the dictionary an unknown word and pronounces it aloud. The player with the dictionary will take the roll of the "reader."

The other players , in pairs, write down in a piece of paper the hypothetical definition of this vocable (it doesn’t matter if there is no relationship with the real meaning, but the definition has to look real).
All the definitions are given to the "reader", who reads them aloud to be voted.
After a minute thinking about the definitions, each team vote the option which they think is the real one (they can’t vote their own definition).
Then we look for the most voted one.

The points will be given as follow:

- 5 points for the most voted definition if it is not the true one and 10 points for the "reader" because his chosen word wasn't rightly guessed.
- If the word has been successfully guessed, 10 points will be remove from the “reader’s” account.

The team that gets the highest score is the winner.

Some examples of words can be rack, crank, switch...

lunes, 21 de octubre de 2013

HOW TO READ ALOUD

Trabajo Previo

Lectura comprensiva
Preparación del texto
Corrección de fonemas aislados
Trascripción fonológica

TEACHING SPOT: Correction symbols



CORRECTION SYMBOLS

This method consists of marking the line where the mistake/error is and putting the symbols which describes what type of mistake/error is.
Teachers have to design a common “symbol table”. This method will be used by the teacher since the first correction (the early years of primary) so students get used to it.
With this methodology students think about their own compositions and correct the mistakes/errors to be right.


V -> Verbal tense
X -> Remove/change a word
M -> Missing words
O -> Spelling
¿? -> Not understood/Change expression
S-P -> Coordination subject and predicate
=D -> Excellent
=) -> Good
=/ -> Think twice
=( -> Ohh!



For example:

Hi Mary! Today I’ve been my first day of class in the college. At 8 o’clock I’ve haven my first subject. My teacher is Antonio Garcés. He was my teacher of the other subject, the pass year, so I knew him. He is a good teacher and he knows english so much. I’m sure that I will learn english with him. For this reason, I’ve chosen this major, because I want to learn english because I will be an English teacher in the future.     =)

viernes, 18 de octubre de 2013

Recursos básicos para empezar a enseñar inglés

DICCIONARIOS DE INGLÉS 

Diccionario online
Diccionario de inglés de Oxford
Diccionario Inglés-Español
Diccionario/Traductor
Traductor palabras inglés/español
Búsqueda en los diccionarios Richmond

viernes, 11 de octubre de 2013

Teaching spots

TEACHING SPOTS





1-Tom Clancy and black novel
 
        Tom Clancy se hizo famoso cuando Ronald Regan leyó su novela tras haber pasado su mujer, Nancy Regan, toda una noche sin para leerla de continuo. La novela, “Octubre rojo” (The Hunt for Red October), trata sobre la guerra entre EEUU y Rusia. Generó un cambio de tendencia continuando el legado de Edgar Alan Poe llamado “potpoiler” (tetera a presión, olla hirviendo).
 
 
 
 
American black novel
 
 
British black novel

                    -Globalizado, tramas de espionaje mundial
                   -Organismos, entidades, mafias (weapons
,                        submarines, intelligence agencies…]

 
              - Localizada en un pueblo o ciudad
                - Trama: Investigador privado en busca de asesino
 
A raíz de este cambio de tendencia, los nuevos videojuegos han adaptado obras literarias a  sus tramas para que haya una historia literaria rica y atractiva detrás de la acción.
 
2. TIPS FOR AN APPROPIATE READING.
·         Tone
·         Exaggeration
·         Pronunciation
·         Behave beautifully
·         Rhyme
 

 

A green apple... How to improve phonetics

1º Empezar con la pronunciación de una palabra, recomendable que sea un sustantivo (apple).
2º Ir añadiéndole otras palabras para ir formando gradualmente una oración.
3º Conforme se complica la actividad, se trabaja la pronunciación y el ritmo.

Ejemplo:
a - pple
an apple
is an apple
This is an apple
This is a green apple
Tom is eating a green apple