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martes, 4 de diciembre de 2012
martes, 12 de junio de 2012
OLIMPICS 2012
DANTE ALIGHIRI SCHOOL
OLIMPICS 2012
OLIMPICS 2012
Once again it was held the ANNUAL SCHOOL OLIMPICS-2012 at Dante Alighieri School.
The purpose of this activity is to inspire students to participate in sports and adopt and live healthy lifestyles".
So, students from primary and secondary levels put weeks of training and preparation to practice as they compete in track and field events against each class. According to Theodore Hesburgh, author of "The Importance of School Sports and Education," it is imperative for school students to have access to sports and games.
Not only does it empower youth and promote higher self-esteem, it also motivates students, enables them to earn better grades, maintain a healthy weight, preventing chronic diseases and learns the skills necessary to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Finally, I want to thank my partner Arlette Uceda, my dear students and my classroom committee for their valuable cooperation during the Olympics’ week
Not only does it empower youth and promote higher self-esteem, it also motivates students, enables them to earn better grades, maintain a healthy weight, preventing chronic diseases and learns the skills necessary to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Finally, I want to thank my partner Arlette Uceda, my dear students and my classroom committee for their valuable cooperation during the Olympics’ week
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ANNUAL SCHOOL OLIMPICS-2012
viernes, 4 de noviembre de 2011
PRONAFCAP 2011
PRONAFCAP 2011
The official team of trainers at National University of Trujillo-
HEAD OF THE PROGRAM: GUSTAVO BENITES
SECONDARY COORDINATOR: GERMAN LEYVA SALINAS
MINEDU SUPERVISOR: MS. TERESA SAAVEDRA
Once again I have to say bye bye to PRONAFCAP Program -2011. It was great working with such wonderful teachers, I really appreciate your interest in learning.
It is said that this will be the last training program in the UNT and I cannot help but feel sad because probably I will not see you again. I not only spent great moments with you but also I learned a lot from you all along the year.
So now, I just want to thank the National University of Trujillo and the Ministry of Education for giving me the chance to share my experience with you.
Good luck!!!!!
sábado, 27 de agosto de 2011
LA PROGRAMACION CURRICULAR ANUAL
Es un documento técnico pedagógico en el cual se explicita los propósitos de grado y se organiza las unidades didácticas que se desarrollarán durante el año escolar.
AQUI COMPARTO MI PROPUESTA QUE VENGO USANDO CON LOS ALUMNOS DE PRIMER AÑO DE SECUNDARIA- 2011. SE HA DISEÑADO ESTA PROPUESTA EN BASE AL TEXTO POSTCARDS 1 A
MIRIAM SHEEN CUBA -PROGRAMACION CURRICULAR ANUAL DEL AREA DE INGLES- PRIMER AÑO-2011
Es un documento técnico pedagógico en el cual se explicita los propósitos de grado y se organiza las unidades didácticas que se desarrollarán durante el año escolar.
AQUI COMPARTO MI PROPUESTA QUE VENGO USANDO CON LOS ALUMNOS DE PRIMER AÑO DE SECUNDARIA- 2011. SE HA DISEÑADO ESTA PROPUESTA EN BASE AL TEXTO POSTCARDS 1 A
MIRIAM SHEEN CUBA -PROGRAMACION CURRICULAR ANUAL DEL AREA DE INGLES- PRIMER AÑO-2011
domingo, 20 de febrero de 2011
ACTIVITIES TO EMPOWER STUDENTS' LEARNING
TEACHING TECHNIQUES TO EMPOWER STUDENTS’ LEARNING
Twenty first century education is demanding, it breaks the pattern; it is flexible, innovative, challenging and difficult. It happens in context and its main aim is to captivate every student’s interests. So, What does teaching encounter? How can students get the most of their classes? Teaching is not planning activities in terms of what the teacher will be doing in class, but in terms of what the students will be able to do with the new material once it is presented and internalized. Teaching is a decision-making process in which the teacher considers a variety of options to facilitate the learning process. It is a dynamic bond between individual learners and the teacher.
This workshop will provide easy techniques that teachers can use to observe activities and content from the perspective of student learning in order to have students actively involved in their learning process and engaged with the lesson material.
Twenty first century education is demanding, it breaks the pattern; it is flexible, innovative, challenging and difficult. It happens in context and its main aim is to captivate every student’s interests. So, What does teaching encounter? How can students get the most of their classes? Teaching is not planning activities in terms of what the teacher will be doing in class, but in terms of what the students will be able to do with the new material once it is presented and internalized. Teaching is a decision-making process in which the teacher considers a variety of options to facilitate the learning process. It is a dynamic bond between individual learners and the teacher.
This workshop will provide easy techniques that teachers can use to observe activities and content from the perspective of student learning in order to have students actively involved in their learning process and engaged with the lesson material.
sábado, 20 de noviembre de 2010
PRONAFCAP 2010- ENGLISH TEACHERS
MY DEAR PARTICIPANTS ,IT WAS REALLY GREAT SHARING WITH YOU ALL THESE MONTHS LONG. I REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR INTEREST IN LEARNING AND ESPECIALLY YOUR COMMITMENT WITH THE PROGRAM. I HOPE YOU CONTINUE WORKING HARD NOT ONLY TO PURSUE YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT BUT TO BENEFIT OUR STUDENTS IN THE ENGLISH AREA.
GOOD LUCK!
miércoles, 28 de abril de 2010
MY PHYLOSOPHY OF TEACHING
There are many concepts to define teaching. For instance, Leo Bartlett in his idea of teaching describes it as an interactive process among a group of people learning in a social setting usually described as “the classroom”.
For Gore (1987), however, this description of an interactive process is the need to develop shared understandings in a community of knowledge users and developers. The list of definitions is indeed never-ending but they would all in the end concur in one main point: teaching involves students’ needs and beliefs.
From my own point of view, to teach is to give, to impart knowledge to learners in an active and dynamic way. Teaching is engaging students in events inside and outside the classroom as well as providing knowledge in an inspirational way. To make this true, there are important teaching components such as: teaching styles, techniques and strategies to develop good teaching that should be taken into account. In addition, it is necessary to be involved in observing and reflecting upon our own teaching and the learning behavior of our students.
Thus, I have been involved in teaching throughout this time because I find it rewarding and challenging. Along the years as a teacher, I have acquired a strong baggage as a quality teacher, but most of all, I have realized that studying and researching are without question the best tools for a teacher who wants to achieve self-improvement. Therefore, I’m aware that knowledge is endless and that a first-rate teacher is someone who keeps reinventing themselves and knows that learning is part of an everyday process. Professional teachers must then continue studying and looking for new expectations and technology.
When I teach, I use communicative methods so as to have student-centered lessons rather than teacher-centered ones. I believe it is vital to use communicative methods in order to have a participating and dynamic lesson. Creativity is my forte and also a plus because it enables you to design creative lessons that will enhance your class and delight your students. What is more, using Pair group and group work will motivate students when developing communicative tasks.
My respect and regard for my weak and strong students go without saying. I never compare them let alone make them feel deflated. To my eyes, they are all special because while the strong ones are active learners, the weak ones endeavor to acquire more proficiency of the language. In this sense, teaching equals challenge since the teacher’s goal is advancing their students’ education.
Through it all, I have also discovered that being friendly, confident, cheerful, flexible and resourceful facilitates the betterment of a class. Although the personality traits of my students differ greatly, I have learned how to understand their differences and similarities with respect, love and sympathy. As facilitators, we have to assist them whenever a need arises and to provide them with the necessary tools in order to clear up their doubts and help them attain their learning goals.
To conclude, teaching is more than just providing knowledge, it is a commitment, a challenge that a teacher must tackle not only to make students learn but also to set the foundations of their future success
For Gore (1987), however, this description of an interactive process is the need to develop shared understandings in a community of knowledge users and developers. The list of definitions is indeed never-ending but they would all in the end concur in one main point: teaching involves students’ needs and beliefs.
From my own point of view, to teach is to give, to impart knowledge to learners in an active and dynamic way. Teaching is engaging students in events inside and outside the classroom as well as providing knowledge in an inspirational way. To make this true, there are important teaching components such as: teaching styles, techniques and strategies to develop good teaching that should be taken into account. In addition, it is necessary to be involved in observing and reflecting upon our own teaching and the learning behavior of our students.
Thus, I have been involved in teaching throughout this time because I find it rewarding and challenging. Along the years as a teacher, I have acquired a strong baggage as a quality teacher, but most of all, I have realized that studying and researching are without question the best tools for a teacher who wants to achieve self-improvement. Therefore, I’m aware that knowledge is endless and that a first-rate teacher is someone who keeps reinventing themselves and knows that learning is part of an everyday process. Professional teachers must then continue studying and looking for new expectations and technology.
When I teach, I use communicative methods so as to have student-centered lessons rather than teacher-centered ones. I believe it is vital to use communicative methods in order to have a participating and dynamic lesson. Creativity is my forte and also a plus because it enables you to design creative lessons that will enhance your class and delight your students. What is more, using Pair group and group work will motivate students when developing communicative tasks.
My respect and regard for my weak and strong students go without saying. I never compare them let alone make them feel deflated. To my eyes, they are all special because while the strong ones are active learners, the weak ones endeavor to acquire more proficiency of the language. In this sense, teaching equals challenge since the teacher’s goal is advancing their students’ education.
Through it all, I have also discovered that being friendly, confident, cheerful, flexible and resourceful facilitates the betterment of a class. Although the personality traits of my students differ greatly, I have learned how to understand their differences and similarities with respect, love and sympathy. As facilitators, we have to assist them whenever a need arises and to provide them with the necessary tools in order to clear up their doubts and help them attain their learning goals.
To conclude, teaching is more than just providing knowledge, it is a commitment, a challenge that a teacher must tackle not only to make students learn but also to set the foundations of their future success
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GOOD BYE PRONAFCAP
I want to express my heartfelt thanks to all the PRONAFCAP participants in the English area for their great commitment all these months long. I hope you continue working hard in the hopes you can reach your professional development for the benefit of our students and the education in Peru.