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ARMY POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES APPLIED LINGUISTICS IN ENGLISH CAREER “OUR PARENTS HAVE GIVEN LIFE, BUT OUR TEACHERS HAVE TAUGHT HOW TO LIVE IT” AUTHORS: DORIS NIEVES AND JAIRO DOTA

SUMMARY CHAPTER I RESEARCH PROBLEM CHAPTER II THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK CHAPTER III METHODICAL DESIGN CHAPTER IV ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS CHAPTER V CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS CHAPTER VI PROPOSAL

RESEARCH THEME: “THE APPLICATION OF A GRAMMAR MANUAL IN ORDER TO SOLVE COMMON VERB- CONJUGATION PROBLEMS FOUND IN THE STUDENTS OF THE FIRST COURSES OF BASIC LEVEL AT ‘ABDON CALDERON MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL’ OF CUENCA DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR 2008-2009”

RESEARCH PROBLEM CHAPTER I PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM FORMULATION VARIABLES MATRIX OBJECTIVES JUSTIFICATION

PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION “The command of a foreign language has become quite important in our contemporary society. Indeed it has become a real need which is justified by different reasons.” It is so powerful, the globalization process that we are living in, and our Country is not apart of this reality. Throughout classroom observation and conversation with students at High School we have realized they have a low performance, shown mainly in the difficulty in communicating in real situations, dealing with grammar structures, specially with the conjugation of verbs with the third person in singular. The methodology is traditional, teacher centred and content based. Most of students had not developed the ability to write clear and comprehensible sentences, it is probably the most important and useful skill in today’s world.

PROBLEM FORMULATION How to teach verb-conjugation to get a significant learning in the students of the first courses of Basic level at Abdon Calderon Military High School during the School year 2008-2009.

Secondary Problems How does the COMIL-4 plan the English Program to teach the verb-conjugations to the students of the first courses of Basic level during the School year 2008-2009? How to use correctly the materials that the COMIL-4 has to teach verb-conjugations to the students of the first courses of Basic level during the School year 2008-2009? How does the lack of materials in the high school difficult students of first courses of Basic level at the Abdon Calderon to put into the practice what they learn during the School year 2008-2009?

VARIABLES MATRIX Independent Variable Dependent Variable Grammar manual to teach verb-conjugations using actives techniques to get significant learning Learning process.

OBJECTIVES: GENERAL OBJECTIVE To determine the incidence of applying the Grammar Manual in order to solve the verb- conjugation problems on students of first courses of Basic level at the Abdon Calderon Military High School during the School year 2008-2009.

OBJECTIVES: SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES To correct interactive learning situations where teachers and students build collectively new conceptualizations, integrating previous knowledge and specific theoretical contributions to students. To provide appropriate materials in order to attain as many opportunities as possible for doing grammar in the students. To generate a teaching instrument, by means of which, the students make learning a lot easier, and to contribute to teachers with a manual which facilitates to the teaching-process to students.

JUSTIFICATION Demands of the Global World which we live in Command of a Language Organization of the teaching process

CHAPTER II THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Theoretical and Conceptual Focus Structure Hypothesis Formulation

RELATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT VARIABLES STRUCTURE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE DEPENDANT VARIABLE TEACHING TECHNIQUES WRITING PRODUCTION Approaches for EFL teaching Grammar in use Communicative Language Teaching Curriculum based on Competences Cooperative Learning Common Reference Levels Interactive Classroom Activities RELATION BETWEEN INDEPENDENT AND DEPENDENT VARIABLES

INDEPENDENT VARIABLE Teaching Techniques

APPROACHES FOR EFL TEACHING Grammar Translation Direct Method Audio Lingual Community Language Learning Suggest-opedia Silent Way Total Physical Response Communi-cative Language Teaching Translation of a literary passage Reading comprehension questions Cognates Deductive application of rule Fill-in-the blanks -Memorization Use words in sentences - Composition Reading aloud Question and answer Getting students to self correct Conversation practice Dictation Map drawing -Paragraph writing Dialog memorization -Repetition drill Chain drill Single-slot substitution drill Multiple-slot substitution drill Transformation drill Question and answer drill - Use of minimal pairs Tape recording student conversation Transcription -Reflection on experience Reflective listening Human computer - Small group task Classroom set-up Peripheral learning Positive suggestion Choose a new identity Role play First concert -Second concert Primary activation - Creative adaptation Sound-color chart Teacher´s silence Peer correction Rods Self correction gestures Word chart Fidel charts - Structured feedback Using commands to direct behavior Role reversal - Action sequence Authentic materials Scrambled sentences Language games Picture strip story - Role play

COMMUNICATIVE LANGUAGE TEACHING The goal of the language teaching is communicative competence Communicative Language Competence Features of the Communicative Language teaching Linguistic competences - Use of authentic materials - Language functions and meanings. - Language games, scramble sentences, picture strip story, jig saw, role plays. Errors are tolerated. Fluency more important than accuracy Cooperative working. Teachers act as facilitators and advisors Sociolinguistic competences Pragmatic competences

Cooperative Learning Groups of two or three may be best. A signal can be used which means the groups should pay attention to teacher One student per group can be the noise monitor or “quiet captain,” Students who don’t want to study in groups can be allowed to work on their own Have groups that finish early compare what they have done with other groups Keep groups together for fairly long periods —four to eight weeks— Combine a group component with ones in which students work alone

Interactive Classroom Activities Information Gap. Jigsaws Writing Activity The conversation game

DEPENDENT VARIABLE Grammar in Use

Grammar in Use Use of English Common Reference Levels: global scale Independent User The Ideational Function Express content and communicate information Use of English The Interpersonal Function Social Relations Common Reference Levels: global scale Basic User Proficient User C1 C2 B1 B2 A1 A2

Writing Production Activities Examples of writing activities include: • Essays, job applications, resumes, research papers, information, instructions, • reports and any other written communication will be better received and respected if they are free of grammatical errors, misspelled words and ineffective sentence structure. They may involve, for example: • Free writing, • taking notes from a speech text or visual aids (diagrams, pictures, charts, etc.); • acting out a rehearsed role; • Doing spontaneously exercises; • Making summaries. Curriculum based on competences “to know, to do and be able how to do” According the CEF an A2 level can: • Can write short, simple notes and • messages relating to matters in areas of immediate need. • Can write a very simple personal letter for example thanking sb for something • informal letters • formal letters • interview • Compositions • co-planning • practical goal-oriented co-operation

RELATION BETWEEN INDEPENDANT AND DEPENDANT VARIABLES No perfect Method Teacher, a kind of Chef Overcoming obstacles Doesn't matter what you teach; but how to teach it is important

HYPOTHESIS SYSTEM Working Hypothesis Incidence of a new methodical Manual of verb-conjugation focused on competence, new techniques and creativity, in academic performance of the students of the first courses of basic level at ‘Abdon Calderon Military High School’ of Cuenca during the School year 2008- 2009.” Null Hypothesis There is no incidence of a new Manual of verb-conjugation focused on competence, new techniques and creativity, in academic performance of the students of the first courses of basic level at ‘Abdon Calderon Military High School’ of Cuenca during the School year 2008- 2009.” Alternative Hypothesis The application of a new methodical Manual of verb-conjugation focused on competence, new techniques and creativity, will improve the academic performance of the students of the first courses of basic level at ‘Abdon Calderon Military High School’ of Cuenca during the School year 2008- 2009.”

CHAPTER VI PROPOSAL PROPOSAL A GRAMMAR MANUAL ABOUT VERB-CONJUGATION BASED ON COMPETENCE, NEW TECHNIQUES AND CREATIVITY FOR BASIC LEVEL STUDENTS AT THE ABDON CALDERON MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL OF CUENCA DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR 2008-2009. PROPOSAL OBJECTIVES THEORITICAL FOUNDATION DESCRIPTION JUSTIFICATION

Doesn't matter what you teach; but how to teach it is important