UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA OTEIMA ESPECIALIZACIÓN Y MAESTRÍA EN DOCENCIA SUPERIOR TECNOLOGÍA DE LA INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN A NIVEL SUPERIOR PROFESOR:

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UNIVERSIDAD TECNOLÓGICA OTEIMA ESPECIALIZACIÓN Y MAESTRÍA EN DOCENCIA SUPERIOR TECNOLOGÍA DE LA INFORMACIÓN Y COMUNICACIÓN A NIVEL SUPERIOR PROFESOR: MSc. SANTIAGO QUINTERO

Liberal Arts Department School of English Teaching Methodology for the Acquisition of a New Language Professor: Eduardo Henry Rudas

Pantallazo Motivacional

Introduction  To improve the quality of education, many teachers are introducing new elements of learner-centeredness into the curriculum development process according to a particular group of students and their own philosophy of teaching. That is why, we will see concepts as:  Techniques Learners factors TechniquesLearners factors  Learning outcomes Learning Processes Learning outcomesLearning Processes

Teaching Methodology Knowledge and Skill Profile Strategy of Teaching Process and Who is the learner? Central Concepts Outcomes based Current, relevant Employability Variety of teaching techniques Student-centred Interactive Strategies Verbal and Symbolic. Collaborative, team works. Knowledge skills and attitudes should be assessable, transferable and relevant to their lives as workers and citizens. Learning Strategies

Benefits of Designing New Techniques Improve learning Communicative purposes Systematic planning Emphasis on intuition Skills of analysis and reason Learner- centered activities Needs Interests Flexibility 1.Informed learners - what they can expect to achieve from a program – so they can organize time and efforts. 2.Helps to determine the extent to which learning has been accomplished.

The Student Family attitudes Community Culture Socio-economics Gender and History Maturity Support WHO IS THE LEARNER ?

What are the learning outcomes?  They are a statement of what the student should know and be able to do when they complete a program or course: knowledge, attitudes and skills.  Learning outcomes are related to the needs analysis of the student (for employment) rather than the needs of the instructor

How do you know if your students are learning? Learning Indicators (Measures of success) To determine whether students are meeting the outcome Learning/Teaching Strategies To provide students with knowledge and abilities to meet the outcome

Collaboration Interaction Integration Main key Learning strategies must be done to serve the needs of the learners and to aid them in developing their own unique, individual pathways to success.

Education, interests Proficiency level Specific language needs Learners Factors communicative goals in which their real-life needs for English will be met. Learning process in which students are able to apply their skills participating actively.

Knowledge Synthesis Learning Processes Learning Cycle: Knowledge Evaluation Assessment Comprehension Application Tacit Knowledge Analysis At the end, makes an essay about this learning cycle.

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