Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
Cultura Documentos
TRAINEES:
AWARENESS
RAISING
Eluska Aizpurua
Itxaro Alustiza
Olatz Berrokal
Leire Gandiaga
CORNERS
BOARD & CLASSROOM: use & organization
It is too crowded
If you get lost you can not understand
what it means
Everything is mixed
No order
No organization
ADVANTAGES
…
ORGANISED BOARD
HOW TO ORGANISE THE
BOARD
Clean the board
Write legibly
Write straight
Stand sideways
motivation &
correction
Speaking: motivation and
correction
1st EXERCISE
2nd EXERCISE
Bach lost both his parents in one year when he was nine, so he went to live with his oldest brother (an organ
player.) It's assumed that he learned the organ while he stayed with his brother. In 1703 he became the organ
player for the Kneue Kirche (the third church in that town.) A few years later he married his second cousin, Maria
Barbara Bach, who had seven kids with him.
Soon after marrying Maria, Johann Sebastian Bach became the organist and chamber musician for the Duke of
Saxe-Weimar and during the next nine years he became a well known organ player. He eventually changed jobs -
his new boss was Prince Leopold who loved Bach's music. In 1720 Maria Barbara died and a year later Bach
married Anna Magdalena. She had 13 kids with him. Bach applied for the prestigious job as the music director of
the Thomasschule in 1722. A year later, after two other musicians turned down the job, it was given to Bach.
During the following years he was in high demand as a teacher because of his knowledge and talent with the
organ. He also began publishing his own work. Bach wrote over 300 musical pieces but always enjoyed studying
music and playing instruments more than writing music.
During his last year, Bach's eyesight began to go and in 1749 he had two operations to help his vision. The
operations could have been responsible for shortening his life. On July 28th, three months after his last operation,
Bach died at 65. He was buried at St. John's cemetery in Leipzig. His widow, Anna Magdalena, lived for another
10 years before she died in poverty.
MOTIVATION
THE IMPORTANCE OF MOTIVATION
ON SPEAKING
motivation
&
contextualizatio
n
TWO DIFFERENT LISTENING
LESSON PLANS
1. CONTEXTUALISED LISTENING
2. NON-CONTEXTUALISED LISTENING
TWO DIFFERENT LISTENING
LESSON PLANS
1. CONTEXTUALISED LISTENING:
Warm-up: eliciting vocabulary (game)
Listening.
Introduction.
Brainstorming.
First listening.
Completing the table.
Second listening.
General comprehension.
The Ming Family
Family Hobbies Subjects Food and Drinks
members
Mum Kong Fu Maths Breakfast Lunch Dinner
Dad Swimming History Rice soup Pork Egg and
Granny Going to Art Buns Chicken tomato
Granddad the cinema Music Eggs Fish soup
Son Shopping Science Bacon Rice Fish &
Daughter Sausages Sandwich Chips
Cereal Salad Pork
Milk Tea Chicken
Tea Juice Pasta
Toast Meat
Vegetables
2. NON-CONTEXTUALISED LISTENING:
Listening.
Correcting answers
PRINCIPLES BEHIND THE
TEACHING OF LISTENING:
error
correction
WRITING: error
correction
TASK 1: correcting writings
TASK 2: questionnaire
to correct
T´s model vs Ss´
corrections
T´s model Ss´ corrections
WHAT:
all vs. few (aim, level and student)
micro vs. macro