El uso del inglés para expresar necesidades, intereses y problemas de la comunidad.
Lourdes Mendez
Ubicación curricular
Contenido El uso del inglés para expresar necesidades, intereses y problemas de la comunidad.
Proceso de Desarrollo de Aprendizaje (PDA) Elabora escritos argumentativos en inglés sobre acciones colectivas, que posibiliten la solución de problemas de una comunidad.
Metodología Proyecto comunitario
Escenario Comunidad
Ejes Articuladores
- Pensamiento crítico
- Vida saludable
Plan de clase
Session 1: The Importance of Water Conservation
Objective: To sensitize students about the importance of water conservation and its impact on the community.
Phase 1: Introduction (10 minutes)
- Begin the class by asking students if they are aware of the current water situation in their community.
- Show them pictures or videos illustrating the scarcity of water in different parts of the world.
- Facilitate a brief discussion about the importance of water and its role in our daily lives.
Phase 2: Development (30 minutes)
- Divide students into groups and provide each group with news articles, statistics, or case studies regarding water scarcity.
- In their groups, students should read, analyze, and identify specific problems related to water scarcity.
- After analyzing the information, students will discuss in their groups and brainstorm possible solutions to address the water problem in their community.
Phase 3: Closure (10 minutes)
- Each group will present their findings and proposed solutions to the class.
- Facilitate a class discussion where students can express their thoughts, ask questions, and share ideas about water conservation in the community.
Session 2: The Role of Collective Actions in Solving Community Problems
Objective: To develop students' ability to write argumentative texts in English about collective actions that can solve community problems.
Phase 1: Introduction (10 minutes)
- Begin by reviewing the previous session's discussion on water scarcity.
- Explain the concept of collective actions and how they can contribute to problem-solving in the community.
Phase 2: Development (30 minutes)
- In their groups, students will choose a specific water