Comparación y producción de documentos que regulan la convivencia.

Mónica Sánchez
Ubicación curricular
Contenido Comparación y producción de documentos que regulan la convivencia.
Proceso de Desarrollo de Aprendizaje (PDA) Participa en la elaboración del reglamento del aula.
Metodología Proyecto comunitario
Escenario Aula
Ejes Articuladores
  • Inclusión
  • Pensamiento crítico

Plan de clase

Session 1: Introducing the topic and problem



  • Begin by asking students if they know what a "document" is and examples of different types of documents.

  • Introduce the concept of regulations and discuss why they are important for a community.

  • Present the problem of carbon footprint and explain what it means.

  • Brainstorm as a class ways in which we can reduce our carbon footprint and why it is important.

  • Discuss how having a classroom regulation can help in reducing our carbon footprint.

  • Introduce the project of creating a classroom regulation together.


Session 2: Research and discussion



  • Divide the students into small groups and assign each group a specific aspect of classroom regulations to focus on (e.g. recycling, energy conservation, water conservation, etc.).

  • In their groups, students research and discuss different ways to address their assigned aspect and reduce the carbon footprint within the classroom.

  • Provide resources such as books, articles, and websites for students to gather information.

  • Each group presents their findings to the class and leads a discussion on the pros and cons of their proposed ideas.

  • As a class, prioritize the ideas and create a list of regulations for the classroom.


Session 3: Drafting the classroom regulation



  • Begin by reviewing the list of prioritized regulations from the previous session.

  • Discuss the importance of clear and concise language in a regulation.

  • In their small groups, students work together to draft the classroom regulation using the prioritized ideas.

  • Each group presents their draft to the class, allowing for feedback and suggestions from other students.

  • As a class, discuss and revise the drafts t