4. Think of “a simile “ for a teacher´s role…
Example:
Teachers are like …
5.
6. Teachers sometimes need to
put out the fire of textbook
boredom so they need to be
in a creative mind-set to be
most energized, and the
combination of purpose and
technique helps teachers to
avoid and return from
burnout.
7. In your point of view,
what are the
characteristics of a
good teacher?
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9. knows the
material well
9
cares about the
students
listens to the students’
concerns is flexible
is disciplined him/herself
is motivated
him/herself
10. What kind of work or
activities do you find
totally engaging? Why?
Which ones do you
hate to do? Why?
11. Stimulates curiosity
Permits us to express our creativity
Makes us think
Is something we are good at
Is challenging
Fosters positive relationships
12. Is repetitive
Is boring
Requires little or no thought
Is forced on us
13. So after having seen the
previous information:
What questions would you
have in mind when designing
“Activities” for your
students?
15. 1. What real-life attitude does it
resemble?
2. What language is predicted to be
used?
3. What input will be provided (reading,
video, situation, audio, discussion, etc.)?
4. What degree of challenge will SS
have?
5. What will the outcome of the activity
be?
6. What resources will be needed?
16.
Have a time
limit
Focus on
meaning
Reflect real life
Contain a problem-
solving element
Have a given
goal to reach
17. Allow students to use any language
Create opportunities for language
acquisition
Process and recycle language naturally
Integrate the four skills
Move from fluency to accuracy plus
fluency
18. Let´s work on the
following activities and
Let´s think about how
reflective they are…
24. Learning is more effective when
students take active role in the learning
process
We should develop the students’ ability
to do things by themselves
Do less teaching and let them learn