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CAPACITACIÓN SITUADA 2023

ESCUELA DE MAESTROS

ENCUENTRO #1

EQUIPO DE LENGUAS EXTRANJERAS

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A framework for

PROJECT-based learning

IN THE

young learner CLASSROOM

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1. Children learn at their own pace and in their

own way, exploring the world around them.�2. Exposure and repetition are central to this process.�3. Variety of activities are crucial to expose them

to language. �4. Cognitive skills are just beginning to develop in these formative years along with language skills.

SOME FEATURES TO consider

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REASONS TO INTEGRATE

PROJECT WORK

INTO THE CLASSROOM

RELEVANCE AND MOTIVATION

LINGUISTIC & social DEVELOPMENT

SOft skills

INTERCULTURAL AWARENESS

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L1 USE

MIXED ABILITY CLASSES

NOISE

TIME

TEACHER WAVERING

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LET’s EXPLORE OUR FEELINGS!

GROUP: 6-7th forms

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DISCOVER FEELINGS

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BEFORE YOU SELECT THE ACTIVITIES

What do I want my students to learn?

  • CONTENT
  • LANGUAGE (VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR)
  • LINGUISTIC SKILLS
  • SOFT SKILLS
  • CULTURE

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Depending on the starting point,

your own checklist CAN INCLUDE:

  • Today I’m /feel (happy) because…
  • He looks…
  • When I’m (sad), I usually… // I never…
  • If i feel (angry), I can…
  • Last time I felt (surprised) was…
  • Last week, I was/felt (...) on (day of the week) when…

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pRoject work & soft skills

Many soft skills:

Creativity & curiosity, perseverance & grit

Adaptability & flexibility

dealing with failure and frustration

are developed while working on a research project.

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Planning the project

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Ideas for final products

  1. The class book of feelings
  2. A TV programme
  3. An emagazine
  4. An exhibition for the school

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Over to you!

  1. Get together in groups
  2. Design the following sequence for your part of the project : Lead in + main tasks + follow up tasks

NB

the follow up task should focus on a Production skill: speaking/writing activity

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GROUP 1 -

Informational text 1

Body language

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Joy

Surprised

Angry

GROUP 1

Informational text 2 - mixed feelings

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Group 1 -

Informational text

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Group 2 - comics & poems

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Group 3

stories

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Group 3

stories

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Group 4 - video clips

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Group 5 - Cross curricular

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Lead in

1)Brainstorming feelings

2) Matching visuals & words

3) Miming feelings & situations

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Skills: writing

  1. Write one sentence about your feelings
  2. Write a comic strip
  3. Extra page to the story
  4. Dialogue with a friend
  5. Describe feelings and body language

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Ideas for reading

  1. Title- subtitles - captions
  2. True -False - Doesn't say
  3. Fact & opinion
  4. Correct the wrong info
  5. Match parts A & B

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Assessment

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HOW CAN ASSESSMENT BE IMPLEMENTED IN PROJECT WORK?

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HOW CAN ASSESSMENT BE IMPLEMENTED IN PROJECT WORK?

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FORMATIVE assessment

includes

FA TASKS

SELF ASSESSMENT

RUBRICS/ Assessment criteria

feedback

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FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT (CHECKING FOR unDERSTANDING)

  • Entry Ticket
  • Exit Ticket

  • One Question Quiz

  • NO hands up - only answers on paper

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Exit Ticket

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Exit tickets

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rubrics

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rubrics

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Rubrics (for teachers)

Final product

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Rubrics

(for teachers)

Final product

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Rubrics

(for peers)

Final product

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Self ASSESSMENT

  • Can do statements
  • Traffic lights
  • Emoji worksheet

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Self assessment 1

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THE IMPORTANCE OF DETAILED Feedback

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CONSTRUCTIVE Feedback

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ASSESSMENT 1

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Feedback 2

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“Studies show that project-based learning can increase retention

Of content and improve students’ attitudes towards learning.”

Strobel & Van barneveld

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“PBL is not about

what teachers cover.

It is about

what students discover.”

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THANK YOU

AND

GOODBYE!