jueves, 3 de diciembre de 2009
examen Electivo I
el examen será el prox. miercoles a las 16:00 sala 11. Los alumnos que deben dar examen son:
Soledad, Luz, Evelyn ,Victoria, Hector M, Carolina, Paulina, Tatiana, Ulises, Belen, Carla J, Carla D.
Atte.
LORENA TRIVIÑO BUSTAMANTE
Profesora de Inglés y Traductora Inglés-Español
Licenciada en Educación
martes, 20 de octubre de 2009
Mensaje del Profesor Todd
Email me your Press releases and tell me where you sent them.
Thanks.
See you next week,
Todd
viernes, 9 de octubre de 2009
jueves, 8 de octubre de 2009
Reglamento de Practicas Profesionales
Reglamento Practicas Profesional - Sede Centro Sur
Reglamento de Titulacion - Sede Centro Sur
Reglamento Titulacion - Sede Centro Sur
domingo, 4 de octubre de 2009
Teaching oral skills - Anne Lazarton
Teaching oral skills
Anne Lazarton
Prof. Patricia Calixto
You live a new life for every new language you speak. If you know only one language, you live a only one (Czech proverb)
Teaching oral skills
- Speaking a foreign language has often been viewed as the most demanding of the four skills (Bailey and Sabage, 1994)
- Speaking is an activity requiring the integration of many subsystems… all these factors combine to make speaking a foreign language a task for language learners” (Bailey and Sabage, 1994)
-
Communicative competence Hymes theory
- The ability to communicate in a language relies on four dimensions
1. Grammatical competence
- Grammar rules
- Phonology
- Orthography
- Vocabulary/lexis
- Word formation
- Sentence formation
2. Sociolinguistic competence
- Rules for expression and understanding of appropriate social meanings in different contexts
3. Discourse competence:
- Rules of cohesion-how sentence elements are tied together
- Coherence- how texts are constructed
4. Strategic competence
- Repertoire of strategies that help with a variety of communication difficulties
-
Accuracy Fluency
- Fluency has two meanings:
- (hedge – 1993)
1. The ability to link units of the speech together with facility and without strain, or inappropriate slowness and undue hesitation
2. Natural language use
The oral skills
Questions to be considered
- Who are the students ?
- Why are they there ?
- What do they except to learn?
- What am I expected to teach?
1. Level of the students
- It is determined by a placement test or by a diagnostic test
2. Students needs
- Learners needs can be obtained by the students themselves
jueves, 24 de septiembre de 2009
Prueba Linguistica Aplicada
1 Applied Linguistics
FOTOCOPIA QUE ENTREGO EL PROFESOR EN LA SALA
Y a continuacion las diapos q paso
Term program
Classes: 36 sessions
Evaluation: 4 marks 60% oral report 40%
Attendance: 80% minimum
Classroom: 09
Criteria: formal dress fortnightly
Objectives
- To know the most important linguistic element to aware of
- To apply linguistic concept s to the teaching task
- To produce written stationary
- To demonstrate teaching abilities and skills
Methodology
- Front class
- Reading and discussion of texts
- Debates
- Individual and group oral reports
- Applied research
- Field work
- Different texts building
Contents
- Definitions of language
- Language acquisition theories
- Classroom research
- Language and politics (Chilean reform)
- Teaching strategies
- Linguistic elements
Applied linguistics
1. It provides the theoretical and descriptive foundations for the investigation and solution of language-related problems
2. Especially those of language education (first language, second-language and foreign language teaching and learning) TESOL OR TEFL
3. Also problems of translation and interpretation lexicography, forensic linguistic and (perhaps) clinical linguistic
Lexicography
- The simplest explanation of lexicography is that is a scholarly discipline that involves compiling, writing, or editing dictionaries. Lexicography is widely considered an independent scholarly discipline, though it is subfield within linguistic
Forensic linguistic
- Forensic linguistic can be fairy characterized as taking linguistic knowledge, methods and insight, and applying these to the forensic context of law, investigation, trial, punishment and rehabilitation
Clinical linguistic
- The central focus of clinical linguistics is the application of the principles and methods of linguistic and phonetics to communication impairment in children and adults. The Sheffield group is one of the biggest in this field of linguistics
Applied linguistics
- Investigate all the problem in the world in which language is implicated – both educational and social problems
For teachers
Main teaching tasks
1. Motivate the need to speak English
2. Foster the learner’s knowledge and skills
3. Set and adequate environment to learn English
4. Concentrate on developing listening, reading, writing and speaking
5. Concentrate on planning your lessons very well
6. Break out the contents of your lesson in: lexica contents, morphological contents, syntax contents, vocabulary, verbs, phonological aspects, etc
7. Divide your class into: warming up, introduction, practice, class activities, summing up, and evaluation
Let’s get applied linguistics become a friend of us
Yes, we can
lunes, 7 de septiembre de 2009
Grupo Speaking - Profesora Lorena Triviño
Recuerden que mañana 8 es la evaluacion oral (25%) del grupo de speaking, acordada el primer dia de clases.
Atte.
LORENA TRIVIÑO BUSTAMANTE
Profesora de Inglés y Traductora Inglés-Español
Licenciada en Educación
Docente Universidad del Mar (San Fernando)
Linguistica Aplicada
Pass: sanfernando
Instructions
1. Read the paper thoroughly
2. Get the keywords and find the way they are used and their importance on the text
3. Grasp the linguists mentioned
4. Get the books and the author mentioned
Activity
Prepare a classroom activity according to Goodman
Prepare a classroom activity Mackay, Backman, Jordan
Design an activity according to smith
FOTOCOPIA QUE ENTREGO EL PROFESOR EN LA SALAmartes, 1 de septiembre de 2009
petition
everybody knows the email address!
tnx!
and of course, this blog is made for the 4th year students... just us./
lunes, 31 de agosto de 2009
Diapos Metodolodia de la Educacion
AUDIOLIGUALISM APPROACH
UNIT 1. Teaching Methodology
Chapter 1.NINE TWENTIETH-CENTURY APPROACHES TO LANGUAGE TEACHING
Chapter 2. COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING FOR THE
Chapter 3. GUIDELINES FOR CLASSROOM INSTRUCTIONS
EL PROCESO EDUCATIVO CONSTRUCTIVISTA
PLANNING A LESSON
viernes, 21 de agosto de 2009
Applied linguistics - August 21, 2009
Classes: 36 sessions
Evaluation: 4 marks 60% oral report 40%
Attendance: 80% minimum
Classroom: 09
Criteria: formal dress fortnightly
Objectives
- To know the most important linguistic element to aware of
- To apply linguistic concept s to the teaching task
- To produce written stationary
- To demonstrate teaching abilities and skills
Methodology
- Front class
- Reading and discussion of texts
- Debates
- Individual and group oral reports
- Applied research
- Field work
- Different texts building
Contents
- Definitions of language
- Language acquisition theories
- Classroom research
- Language and politics (Chilean reform)
- Teaching strategies
- Linguistic elements
Applied linguistics
1. It provides the theoretical and descriptive foundations for the investigation and solution of language-related problems
2. Especially those of language education (first language, second-language and foreign language teaching and learning) TESOL OR TEFL
3. Also problems of translation and interpretation lexicography, forensic linguistic and (perhaps) clinical linguistic
Lexicography
- The simplest explanation of lexicography is that is a scholarly discipline that involves compiling, writing, or editing dictionaries. Lexicography is widely considered an independent scholarly discipline, though it is subfield within linguistic
Forensic linguistic
- Forensic linguistic can be fairy characterized as taking linguistic knowledge, methods and insight, and applying these to the forensic context of law, investigation, trial, punishment and rehabilitation
Clinical linguistic
- The central focus of clinical linguistics is the application of the principles and methods of linguistic and phonetics to communication impairment in children and adults. The Sheffield group is one of the biggest in this field of linguistics
Applied linguistics
- Investigate all the problem in the world in which language is implicated – both educational and social problems
For teachers
Main teaching tasks
1. Motivate the need to speak English
2. Foster the learner’s knowledge and skills
3. Set and adequate environment to learn English
4. Concentrate on developing listening, reading, writing and speaking
5. Concentrate on planning your lessons very well
6. Break out the contents of your lesson in: lexica contents, morphological contents, syntax contents, vocabulary, verbs, phonological aspects, etc
7. Divide your class into: warming up, introduction, practice, class activities, summing up, and evaluation
Let’s get applied linguistics become a friend of us
Yes, we can
jueves, 13 de agosto de 2009
Placement Test Results - Lorena Triviño
I'm sending you the chart with the separated groups according to your performance in the placement test. Those who got until 50% are in the Reading-Writing group (10 AM) and the rest in the Listening-Speaking group (11:20AM). Those who didn't come to class have to take the test first (during next class). Remember that in the middle of the semester you are going to exchange groups (hopefully). Check the photocopy center in case I leave material for you.
ALUMNOS GRUPO READING PLACEMENT
TEST
MAKARENA SILVA 50%
SOLEDAD SUAREZ 48%
LUZ SANCHEZ 32%
KAREN ROJAS 42%
EVELYN LABARCA 39%
VICTORIA VALENZUELA 42%
JOSELYN CARES 45%
HECTOR MOYA 48%
FREDERIC CONTRERAS 71%
ALUMNOS GRUPO SPEAKING PLACEMENT
TEST
HECTOR VALDES 58%
RENATO VAN DER MEER 58%
CAROLINA BECERRA 55%
MARIA ISABEL CABELLO 81%
CARLA JAÑA 71%
CARLA DONOSO 65%
CARLOS ARENAS 61%
ANA LUISA LORCA 76%
CAMILA ALVAREZ 52%
MONSERRAT MIRANDA 52%
Sincerely,
LORENA TRIVIÑO BUSTAMANTE
Profesora de Inglés
Traductora Inglés-Español
Licenciada en Educación
Docente Universidad del Mar (San Fernando)
lunes, 10 de agosto de 2009
Metodologia de la Enseñanza del Ingles
Here I mail you the TEFL ppts. Read them carefully
Warm regards
Patricia Calixto
Unit 1 - Teaching Methodology
Teaching English as a second or foreign language
(el libro pesa bastante, asi que al que le interesa mañana lo llevare en el laptop)
domingo, 5 de julio de 2009
NOTAS PROFESOR SALINAS
NOTAS INGLES 7
lunes, 18 de mayo de 2009
URGENTE PRACTICA 3
Solamente a los que les concierne la practica 3 (junto con la 4) y me parece que son Carla Jaña, Karen Gonzalez, Camila Alvarez, Daniel Galaz, Ulises Gonzalez, Paulina Gonzalez (si hay otros favor avisar). Este proceso se evaluará de la siguiente manera: prolongación de la practica 4, es decir que además de las 20 horas de la practica4, deberá hacer 6 horas pedagógicas más, y por ende hacer una tercera bitacota en su informe. Con estos alumnos será más exigente la evaluación. El jefe de carrera me pidio esto, así es que esa será la forma definitiva de evaluar. Entonces, a la brevedad posible conversen con sus profesores guía de la prolongación (y jefe de UTP si es necesario) y por lo mismo se necesitará que uds. tomen todas las horas de su curso y no la mitad, es decir, deben tener 4 horas pedagogicas a la semana, minimo, para poder terminar la practica dentro de este semestre ya que al prolongar 6horas serian 2 a la semana más las 2 que ya estaban haciendo. Un vez que complete sus 26 horas ped. están listos. Cualquier horario es aceptable, acomodense al colegio, no importa que deban perder clases en la Universidad. Para tener su permiso debe conversar el horario con el jefe de carrera que lo autorizará a su inasistencia y le dirá los profes que corresponda.
Cualquier consulta no dude en contactarme. Insisto en el caracter de urgencia para que esto quede listo esta semana, si se atrasan en hacer los contacto del respectivo colegio, no les alcanzará el tiempo para terminar dentro del semestre y por lo mismo no aprobarán.
Atte.
Lorena Triviño B.
sábado, 9 de mayo de 2009
NOTAS DEBATE FINAL - PROF. LORENA TRIVIÑO
aqui las notas del debate final:
| ALUMNO | | | DEBATE |
| | | | FINAL |
| MONSERRAT MIRANDA | | 65 | |
| ANA LORCA CORNEJO | | 60 | |
| CAMILA ALVAREZ CONTRERAS | 60 | ||
| MACARENA SILVA MELLA | 55 | ||
| CAROLINA BECERRA PINO | 50 | ||
| DANIEL GALAZ PINO | | | |
| JOSELYN CARES PINTO | | 60 | |
| RENATO VAN-DER-MEER | 58 | ||
| TATIANA MOYA | | 40 | |
| CARLA JAÑA VIVANCO | | 45 | |
| BARBARA LASTRA LIRA | | 40 | |
| FELIPE PEÑA CADIZ | | 65 | |
| MARIA ISABEL CABELLO | | 70 | |
| KAREN GONZALEZ | | 70 | |
| CARLA DONOSO PINTO | | 55 | |
| DAMARIS ARAVENA | | 65 | |
| EVELYN LABARCA LOPEZ | 50 | ||
| DAMARIAS OLIVA PIZARRO | 60 | ||
| VICTORIA VALENZUELA ARCE | 45 | ||
| SOLEDAD SUAREZ TRONCOSO | 45 | ||
| LUZ SANCHEZ GONZALEZ | 40 | ||
| FREDERIC CONTRERAS HERRERA | 60 | ||
| PAULINA GONZALEZ | | 50 | |
| CARLOS ARENAS CALQUÍN | 45 | ||
| MARCHELO AGUILAR ALBORNOZ | 60 | ||
| ULISES GONZALEZ | | 65 | |
| HECTOR MOYA CONTRERAS | 37 | ||
miércoles, 6 de mayo de 2009
INFO PLANIFICACIONES PROF. LORENA TRIVIÑO
tengan presente que este viernes deben hacer entrega de las planificaciones de unidad, o sea, el formato horizontal que les entregué. En el deben incluir los OFT y OFV sacados de los planes y programas del ministerio. Y mas abajo, donde se especifica por clase, ahi poner sus objetivos de acuerdo a cada clase. Recuerde que si el profesor guía le pide que haga dos unidades, serían dos planificaciones, una por cada unidad. No se vayan a confundir y hacer la lesson plan para mi. Eso deben hacerlo, pero en su practica diaria y entregarla a sus prof guías al comenzar cada clase. Yo solo quiero la de unidad, más macro. Si por a, b o c motivos debieran cambiar la planificacion de unidad a medida que van haciendo clases, está bien. Eso pasa, pero la idea no es cambiar todo radicalmente. Si tiene dudas, pergunte antes de hacer la entrega, de lo contrario daré por sentado que saben qué hacer.
Atte.
Lorena Triviño B.
(INFO AGREGADA)
Me olvidaba de algo... No es excusa no traer las planificaciones porque no ha tenido su clase de observación. Ud. debe ir al colegio y hablar con el pof. guía para conocer que contenidos debe planificar y preguntar lo necesario (tipo de alumnos, contexto social, etc) para hacer lo bien.
Atte.
sábado, 25 de abril de 2009
Debates
Hago envio de las notas obtenidas en los debates. También del calendario restante de evaluaciones, con la ponderación de cada una.
Los alumnos que no asistieron al debate inicial, si no presentan certificado medico pronto, obtendrán un 1,0. En el debate intermedio están excusados por razones obvias, sin embargo, la nota está pendiente y tendrán un test oral tipo entrevista-debate en parejas, la próx clase, despues de clases si no alcanza el tiempo pues será corto.
El debate final, lo preparan uds. con anticipación, es decir, reúnanse en grupos (habrán 2 grupos de 6, un grupo de 7 y un grupo de 8). Cuando tengan el grupo definido, envíenme un mail con los nombres y el tema escogido (libre elección, exceptuando los ya debatidos en clases). Si les doy tiempo para preparar el debate es para que busquen información para respaldar sus opiniones. No se permitirá leer los argumentos, aunque sí puede tener una tarjeta con un punteo. Recuerde que el tiempo por persona es alrededor de 4 minutos. Revise su gramatica, que es uno de los más grandes problemas del curso, y ¡no se lo aprenda de memoria! El objetivo es poder organizar y expresar argumentos en el momento, eso es debatir.
Atte.
Lorena Triviño B.
| ALUMNO | | | DEBATE | DEBATE |
| | | | INICIAL | INTERMEDIO |
| MONSERRAT MIRANDA | | 62 | 68 | |
| ANA LORCA CORNEJO | | | | |
| CAMILA ALVAREZ CONTRERAS | 49 | | ||
| MACARENA SILVA MELLA | 35 | 50 | ||
| CAROLINA BECERRA PINO | 35 | 64 | ||
| DANIEL GALAZ PINO | | | | |
| JOSELYN CARES PINTO | | 29 | 62 | |
| RENATO VAN-DER-MEER | 62 | | ||
| TATIANA MOYA | | | 38 | |
| CARLA JAÑA VIVANCO | | | 38 | |
| BARBARA LASTRA LIRA | | | 10 | |
| FELIPE PEÑA CADIZ | | 62 | 68 | |
| MARIA ISABEL CABELLO | | 66 | 67 | |
| KAREN GONZALEZ | | | 56 | |
| CARLA DONOSO PINTO | | 62 | | |
| DAMARIS ARAVENA | | | 64 | |
| EVELYN LABARCA LOPEZ | 53 | 58 | ||
| DAMARIAS OLIVA PIZARRO | | 48 | ||
| VICTORIA VALENZUELA ARCE | | 52 | ||
| SOLEDAD SUAREZ TRONCOSO | | 41 | ||
| LUZ SANCHEZ GONZALEZ | | 39 | ||
| FREDERIC CONTRERAS HERRERA | 53 | 67 | ||
| PAULINA GONZALEZ | | 32 | | |
| CARLOS ARENAS CALQUÍN | 41 | | ||
| MARCHELO AGUILAR ALBORNOZ | 62 | | ||
| ULISES GONZALEZ | | 43 | 56 | |
| HECTOR MOYA CONTRERAS | 27 | | ||
| FECHA | | | | | | |
| DIA-MES | N° SESION | TEMAS O CONTENIDOS /METODOLOGIA | PONDERACION | |||
| 17-abr | 7 Y 8 | DEBATE (INICIAL) | | | 5% | |
| 24-abr | 9 Y 10 | DEBATE (INTERMEDIO) | 10% | |||
| 08-may | 11 Y 12 | DEBATE (FINAL) | 15% | |||
| 15/05 AL 12/06 | 13 AL 22 | DISERTACIÓN | 15% | |||
| 15/05 AL 12/06 | 13 AL 22 | ARGUMENTACIÓN | 15% | |||
| 19/06 AL 17/07 | 23 AL 32 | FORO DE DISCUSIÓN FRENTE A LA CLASE | 30% | |||
| 15/05 AL 17/07 | 13 AL 32 | PARTICIPACIÓN EN CLASES | 10% | |||