My fourth experience was on March, 15th 2017. I was
assigned to teach in English Access; I started my class at 3:00 pm o clock; I
was not nervous at all because my students were very friendly. I developed a
warm up ‘’write it fast’’, but before to start the game I decided to explained
twice so that they could understand better.
After the game, I continued with an activity in which
they had to complete a box with sentences that they had in the paper. They were
working really fast, and at the end of the activity we checked together. In my
next activity, I asked them to work in a fill-in the blanks in which they just
had to add the third person singular; they did it pretty good, and I just tried
to monitor while they were working. At the end of the activity once again we
checked together. My third activity was a matching activity in which they had
to use the verbs from the previous exercise and match them in the correct blank
space. I think they did a pretty good job because they were always willing to
participate. Then I moved to the next activity, “Swap the Cards,” in which they
had fun because they chose two cards. After that they were asking questions as
a group, and finally they found their own cards. I think it is a great idea to include
activities in which they can work as a team. My last activity was a Role Play in which I tried to give
them some topics. For example, “someone who does not study for the test,” “things
I like and I don’t like to do at school,” etc. My students could work as a
group again and continue practicing the simple present (positive, negative and
questions form).
Finally, I can say that I really enjoyed my class, and
even though the weather was very hot, I tried to do my best by giving clear instructions
and giving examples at the same time.
Now I cannot wait for my second practice.

Alejandra, I really like how much you're enjoying your class time with those amazing students. Definitely, Access guys are just great, kind-hearted students that not only deserve your devotion but also gratitude to consider yourself privileged by the things you have for granted.
ResponderEliminarSomething I think you have a great chance of improvement is in regards to giving instructions. I'm a bit concerned about giving instructions twice. In some cases, students might feel a bit confused and even a bit imcompetent about it. I'd suggest that you could dedicate more time on rehearsing how you deliver command and practice CCQ.
thanks for your comment teacher, and yes I will work on that.
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