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Author: Carmen Libia Beltrán Bravo – Description: This plan helps students to recognize positive and negative eating habits. By implementing it, you can share with the students new strategies for them to learn. This plan also provides tools to improve the learning and knowledge.
Author: Carmen Libia Beltrán Bravo – Description: This plan helps students to recognize characteristics of a good citizen. By implementing it, you can share with the students new strategies for innovating your English Class. This plan also provides tools to improve the learning and knowledge.
Author: María de los Ángeles Perdomo Perdomo – Description: This lesson plan focuses on memories students have about their past experiences. Additionally, this lesson plan fosters creative thinking since students create a book. It also integrates literature and art to make learning more meaningful. Some formative assessment techniques are suggested.
Author: Carlos Alberto Gonzalez Ramirez – Description: This lesson plan highlights the importance of being a good citizen. Students are asked to think of behaviour that shows good citizenship in different places that are meaningful to them. On the other hand, The Exit Ticket, as a Formative Assessment Technique is suggested to check students’ learning.
Author: Oscar Javier López – Description: This lesson plan was based on the textbook Way to Go 8 allowing teachers to use it as a resource in their classes. On the other hand, it does not dependent on it, as activities are well explained and can be adapted at schools that don’t have it. The lesson is part of the unit 1 and it’s about things people would like to do to reduce the impact of human actions polluting the environment.
Author: Carolina Ferrucho Sánchez – Description: This lesson plan gives both students and teachers the opportunity of giving suggestions to different types of injuries. Additionally, the use of graphic organisers help students organise their ideas before speaking. Finally, this lesson plan includes Formative Assessment Techniques that permit teachers and students to keep track of the learning process.
Author: Lina Margarita Hernandez Cuartas – Description: This plan gives the students the opportunity to learn how people contribute to the community through everyday actions. Or perhaps, through their actions they are not able to reach a healthy and sound coexistence. Besides, it may lead Ss to recognize if they carry out good or bad actions that may or may not affect the community and their lives at home.
Author: Nathalie Ruge Laverde – Description: This plan will help Ss to recognize the importance of solving problems with others, it gives them the opportunity to identify how their emotional intelligence could be useful to deal with real life personal problems. This lesson also encourages Ss to express their emotions and to provide apologies when needed.
Author: Jorge Eliecer Cabarcas Morales – Description: This plan is useful to motivate students to participate in the construction of a better future with positive ideas showing their dreams about how to make a world in peace.
Author: Jennifer Galeano Palencia – Description: This plan guides students to practice simple present and modal verbs in through different activities that allow students to practice listening, writing and reading. This lesson is also useful if you want the students to find out more about health issues.
Author: Mariel Elena Guzman Maury – Description: This lesson plan guides students from rural and urban areas to identify and distinguish the different food groups through the development of oral and written activities. Also, it provides different assessment techniques that allow teachers to have a follow up of the students’ understanding and performance throughout the lesson.
Author: Yamile Lobo Lechuga – Description: This plan is designed for teachers who need to guide their students in the recognition and distinction between rights and duties in their home and school by using the modal verb can.
