El uso del inglés para expresar necesidades, intereses y problemas de la comunidad.

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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 Escuela
Ejes Articuladores
  • Pensamiento crítico

Plan de clase

Title: Taking Action Against Pollution


Objective: Investigate and report orally or in writing about implemented solutions to community problems found in English texts.


Session 1:
Topic: Introduction to pollution and its impact on the community


Phase 1: Introduction



  • Begin the session by engaging students in a conversation about pollution and its consequences.

  • Show visuals (images/videos) related to pollution and initiate a class discussion.

  • Introduce the project and explain how it will address the issue of pollution.


Phase 2: Development



  • Divide the students into small groups and assign each group a specific type of pollution (air, water, noise, or soil).

  • In their groups, students will conduct research in English to gather information about the chosen type of pollution.

  • Provide resources such as books, articles, and websites for students to use during their research.

  • Students will compile their findings and brainstorm possible solutions to the identified pollution problem.


Phase 3: Closure



  • Each group will present their findings and proposed solutions to the class.

  • Facilitate a class discussion on the importance of addressing pollution issues and the potential impact of implementing the proposed solutions.

  • Assign homework: Students will individually research and find examples of communities that have successfully implemented solutions to combat pollution.


Session 2:
Topic: Implementing solutions to pollution in the community


Phase 1: Introduction



  • Recap the previous session and remind students to share their research findings from their homework.

  • Facilitate a class discussion on the examples of successful community projects to combat pollution.