lunes, 23 de abril de 2012

ANALYSIS OF SURVEY

ANALYSIS OF SURVEY

   The both teachers agreed about that teachers should be innovative in their class, they consider that innovative methods can help students show more interest of learning a foreign language , innovative methods will help them improve their learning , also it considered that English teachers have limitations in their educative centers , we don´t have the enough tools to develop our lessons in an appropriate environment  adequate to our necessities, most of the limitation that we have as teachers , as a personal necessity, I  touch conversational English at my high school, and I have no equipment to develop my lesson, comparing to the morning high school they have their own classroom with Videos, computers , CD´S, grabadoras and Video bin. In addition English is amazing to learn , but we as facilitators need more support of the work centers.

PLAN DEMO

                                                           PLAN DEMO
Universidad Latina de Costa Rica                            Pronunciation lesson  for inter.        Teacher: Yanneth Allen                                            Date: April 21st , 2012
English department                                                   Time: 20 minutes
PROCEDURES:

1-Warm-up:
-         The teacher will give some tongue twisters to the students , and each one of them have to read them aloud without mistakes , pronouncing the words  appropriately , the one who do it better is going to be the winner.

2-Body:
-         Practices for intermedia students with: vocabularies , they will work with the pronunciation part.

3-Consolidation:
-         Ss will able to pronounce words with the teacher help, they are going to practice diverse words and participate with their classmates.

4-Follow up:
-         Ss will form pairs and work, they are going to work with some sheet of papers that teacher provides them, such as exercises with:
-Pronunciation exercise (Lifestyles vocabulary)  
-Simple past following with the regular verbs and identifying the pronunciation ending with: /d/  /t/ /Id/ 


5-Chronicle: