Didactic proposal
This project is made up of four different tasks and a final challenge whose main topic is meeting the 2030 AGENDA. There are activities to do individually, in pairs and in groups in order to promote inclusion.
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This project is part of a set of projects designed to cover all the learning standards of the English language curriculum of Secondary Compulsory Education which are published at the BOE (March 29th 2022), pages 143 - 154. With this project you will be able to let your students be autonomous learners and guide them through their learning process.
We strongly recommend to work with them through daily aims to get to the end of the project and accomplish each challenge successfully. This means at the beginning of each lesson you should take five minutes to check where your students are and to tell them where you would like them to get at the end of each task.
Each project is student-centred and has several areas of interest:
- In each project, students have to accomplish a task, in order to learn by doing.
- In each task, they have to collaboratively design a product. They are expected to actively work with information and communication technologies. There should be a portfolio to show all their knowledge along this set of tasks.
- Students also have to complete a learning diary, using a sharing document (different tips are offered to the students) at the end of each task.
Summing up, they are going to work on all the contents of the syllabus of their level with a project-based learning orientation.
At the end of the project the student will have been able:
- To know life needs
- To know vocabulary related to clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, industry, innovation and infrastructure and sustainable cities and communities
- To skim and scan
- To explain information
- To remember details
- To read awareness
- To develop research skills and visual design skills
- To express single past actions which have a connection with the present
- To express unfinished actions which started in the past and continue to the present
- To make clear which action happened first.
- To use their own words to talk about SDG 6,7,9 and 11
- To use relative pronouns
- To distinguish between defining and non-defining clauses
- To review the pronunciation of -ed ending in regular verbs
- To mediate