Intervention in the classroom
![Vista de Intervención en el aula a través de la danza folclórica [Intervention in the classroom through the folk dance]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw==)
Vista de Intervención en el aula a través de la danza folclórica [Intervention in the classroom through the folk dance]
... of the new generations towards american culture to the detriment of their own is a well known fact, by which the revaluation of the artistic spanish heritage is a goal to achieve for ...where ...
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Using fantasy Literature in the ESL Classroom: an Educational Intervention Proposal in the Digital Era
... from the first IBMs in the 1950s to our days because they solved problems (save time, faster and furthest communication, better quality of documents… ...data in the professional world ...
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Spatial reasoning in the classroom : effects of an intervention on children's spatial and mathematical skill
... analyse the position of one object, considering gravity or a reference point ...landmarks in a map). Piaget and Inhelder (1967) designed the classical task to assess horizontal and vertical ...
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Active Citizenship in the Classroom: Mission Impossible?
... all the offices both public and private, of peace and ...quote in one of our courses we try to arrange some ‘cooperative thinking’ with our students by the art of ...others?). The profile of a ...
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Estudio de valores sociales dentro del ambiente del salón de clase de inglés
... outside the classroom with fifth graders, we could evidence students had several conflict situations among ...me the last year I do not forget it! You hit my sister in second grade! You are ...
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From Empire to Nation State: The Mutation of Educational Interaction Rituals in Turkey
... how the educational rituals changed in time, from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic of ...performance’ in accordance with the extent of this ...to the rituals Goffman ...
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Raising learning awareness in the EST classroom: practical application in a lesson
... 1) The teacher writes a list of unknown vocabulary with its definition and/or translation on the blackboard and tells students they have to learn it since they will be tested later on. [r] ...
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El modelo TRIAL Classroom: percepción del profesorado sobre su potencial desarrollo de las competencias del alumnado
... Se empleó una adaptación del Cuestionario de percepciones del docente sobre las competencias básicas de Méndez-Giménez et al. (2013). Se compone de 40 ítems que estructurados en torno a cinco aspectos claves del ...
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The advance in communicative strategies for the teaching english in the classroom
... to the need of the students as well as to the needs set by the government to adapt the curriculum to the new ...laws. The most famous editorials dedicated to the ...
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Perspectives for the Spanish Intervention in Macao in the 19th Century
... sideration the political events that motivated ...for the government in Madrid, it is most certainly a reaction to the death of ...of the former governor’s stern and defiant policies ...
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Emotional Intelligence in the English classroom
... influence the Education changes. On the one hand, Constructivism Theory postulated by Ausubel stated that Learning is acquired when learner build its own knowledge based on present or past own experiences ...
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Integrating podcasting in the ESL classroom
... Perhaps the most serious disadvantage of this method is that of promoting too much digital content, issue that Lum ...with the philosophical constraint that “podcasting merely spoon-feeds education to a ...
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First language in the classroom: the forbidden fruit?
... proficient in the language. In Chilean schools, English is now a compulsory subject from fifth grade onwards, but some schools start teaching it from first ...grade. In the past few ...
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Students' perceptions of the EFL class
... of the classroom, the school, and/or the system, it is necessary to know how the people involved in the process feel, their perceptions about the issue that is ...
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Fostering positive changes in health and social relationships in children
... was the main focus of the third case study. As a result of the intervention, negative social relationships decreased, whereas no differences were observed in the control ...
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Collaboration between large groups in the classroom
... However, the difference between what is considered collaboration and what is meant by cooperation is ...to the division of tasks within a group where each member is responsible for his own actions, whereas ...
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Why teach literature in the English classroom?
... argued in the direction Widdowson would wish to take us is that, by and large, literary texts usually require a greater amount of inferencing than other ...texts. The significance of that for FL ...
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Promoting LGBT Equality in the EFL classroom
... to the students that the situation has improved for the LGBT community, as now there are several countries in the world where there are rights for them, such as the same-sex ...
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An effective social interaction in the classroom
... gave the study a clearer sense of the context in which the research participants operated (Bowen, ...them in a classroom situation. In this specific case, it was focussed ...
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Empowering Students in the English Language Classroom
... language in context; and language does not ex- ist outside particular use in a specific social and historical ...Therefore, the structuralist view of language does not help us understand certain ...
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