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    Enseanza y aprendizaje de la Especialidad de Lengua Extranjera

    (Ingls) I

    SILVIA RODRIGUEZ GONZALEZ

    Mster Universitario en Formacin del Profesorado de EducacinSecundaria

    Davinia Snchez Garca

    Actividad de Aprendizaje (AA) 2: Words Recycling

    Nowadays, vocabulary has become, with grammar, in one of the pillars that

    supports the teaching of any language. According to Harmer If language structures

    make up the skeleton of language, then it is vocabulary that provides the vital organs

    and the flesh.

    Researching on learning a second language has shown that, to achieve a good

    level of competence in L2 is needed to have much contact with the language in a natural

    way. Students need to have access to a spontaneous spoken communication, preferably

    within an interactive environment where they get lots of information on the structure

    and functioning of the foreign language.

    In such circumstances students can check they are forming hypotheses about the

    language they are learning. The Learning a second language is a long and natural.

    Student must necessarily pass through the stages of knowledge "Imperfect" before

    mastering the various aspects of foreign language.

    LESSON PLAN EXAMPLE

    CONTENT: Chemistry

    TOPIC: Assessment acid - base

    LANGUAGE: English

    TYPE OF ACTIVITY: Experiment in chemistry lab

    STUDENTS: Upper secondary school, third year (16-17 years)

    TEACHERS: Chemistry and English teachers

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    OBJECTIVE: Students become familiar with a method of volumetric analysis;

    understanding the acid-base titration and the molar ratios and using a procedure to

    determine the PH value of a solution.

    TIME: 3 - 4 hours

    PHASE 1 "Preparation"

    The Chemistry and English teachers enter all specific words related to necessary

    instrumentation for performing the titration experiment.

    point to and name the different instrumental parts: funnel, pipettes, titration

    clamp, etc.. and students repeat the names.

    slide shows with the pictures and names of instruments, and students take note.

    give each student a picture of instruments and they must write the names

    slide shows a list of verbs and expressions that will be used during the

    experiment: set up, add, place, shut off the stopcock, mix, etc., representing the meaning

    of the different actions and students repeat and take notes.

    STEP 2 "Experiment"

    Chemistry teacher exposes the different phases of the experiment as follows:

    teaches instrumentals and forms groups

    delivers a script and displays the contents: Introduction, objective and

    calculation

    reads the introduction and the objectives and answer the questions that

    Students perform about the experiment in groups of three as follows:

    examining the instructions carefully, following the procedure step by step

    taking note of the results of the experiment

    performing the calculation based on the results of experiments.

    PHASE 3 "Final Report"

    Students prepare an oral report about the experiment in groups and present it to

    the class and teachers. They discuss their results and answer the questions from teachers

    and other groups.

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    In the evaluation, however, the subject must precedence over language

    correction. Some teachers make assessment tests which include two sections: one based

    on understanding and can be structured as a test, choosing an answer from several

    possible. This section primarily assesses the knowledge on the content of the course.

    The second section may be oriented more towards the linguistic aspect with open

    questions to which the student must answer in the foreign language. This will be

    evaluated in the same test both the content as the language.