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Teaching Guide: Making Peace Through Actions

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.

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Teaching Guide: Solving problems with others

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.

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Teaching Guide: Problems and Solutions

Author: Adriana Ordoñez Trochez – Description: This project plan is very useful if you as a teacher wants to improve Students’ awareness about the environment. It is very complete and will allow you to assess your learners through different stages.

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Teaching Guide: Environment

Author: Lilian Yiced Arango Muñoz – Description: This lesson plan, though intended for 9th graders, can be implemented from 8th to 11th grade since what is challenging for students is not the topic, but the reading strategies they must develop. First of all, according to standardized tests (SABER) inferential reading it is one of the toughest strategies and, in this lesson plan, the teacher does not give the answers but tools for them to improve. Second of all, it provides different ways to assess the learner’s competence. Moreover, it is designed to lower the affective filter and use ICT resources to trigger self-learning and, eventually, transform the students into critical thinkers.

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