El uso del inglés para expresar necesidades, intereses y problemas de la comunidad.
Chris Ibarra
Ubicación curricular
Contenido El uso del inglés para expresar necesidades, intereses y problemas de la comunidad.
Proceso de Desarrollo de Aprendizaje (PDA) Investiga en textos en inglés soluciones implementadas sobre problemas de una comunidad, e informa de manera oral o escrita sus hallazgos.
Metodología Proyecto comunitario
Escenario Aula
Ejes Articuladores
- Igualdad de género
- Artes y experiencias estéticas
Plan de clase
Planning:
Class: Secondary 1st
Subject: English
Topic: Using English to express needs, interests, and community problems
Objective:
By the end of the project, students will be able to research solutions implemented for community problems in English and present their findings orally or in writing.
Methodology: Community Project
Interdisciplinary Problem: The awareness of gender equality in students regarding the ability of both men and women to pursue any profession.
Session 1:
Start:
- Begin the class by discussing the importance of addressing community problems and the role of language in finding solutions.
- Introduce the topic of gender equality and its significance in professional development.
- Engage students in a brainstorming session on types of community issues and problems.
Development:
- Divide the class into groups and assign each group a specific community problem to research.
- Instruct students to use English-language texts to find solutions implemented for their assigned problem.
- Provide resources such as articles, websites, and books for students to gather information.
- Encourage students to take notes and highlight key findings.
Closure:
- Ask each group to present a brief overview of their assigned problem and the solutions they found in English.
- Facilitate a class discussion on the importance of gender equality in addressing community problems.
- Assign a small homework task for students to reflect on the session and discuss any challenges they faced during their research.
Session 2:
Start:
- Review the previous session's homework and allow students to share their reflections on the research process.
Development:
- Have each group prese