Presentación proyecto "Leer es mi cuento"
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El documento presenta un proyecto institucional de lectoescritura de tres años para la escuela EE La Milagrosa. El proyecto busca formar lectores críticos capaces de interpretar y transformar su entorno a través de actividades de lectura y escritura en todas las áreas y niveles educativos, desde preescolar hasta grado 11. Incluye un diagnóstico, objetivos, cronograma de actividades y estrategias didácticas a implementar durante 2013-2015.
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- 1. Estrategia de comunicación digital y de redes sociales PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL LECTOESCRITURA EE LA MILAGROSA
- 2. DIAGNÓSTICO Los estudiantes realizan una lectura carente de un enfoque formativo y académico. Tienen un acceso mínimo a las diversas tipologías textuales. Lectores poco autónomos con una aproximación más desde la imposición. PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 3. JUSTIFICACIÓN Formación de ciudadanos partícipes del entorno sociocultural en el que habitan PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 4. OBJETIVO Formar lectoescritores críticos, en un proceso continuo desde todas las áreas, para que sean capaces de desenvolverse, interpretar y transformar su entorno en beneficio propio y el de su comunidad. PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 5. ESTRUCTURA GENERAL PROYECTO A TRES AÑOS 2013 - LECTOESCRITURA POR PLACER 2014 - LECTOESCRITURA POR ENTENDER 2015 – LECTOESCRITURA POR HACER PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 6. CRONOGRAMA 2013 PERIODO DOS (Humanidades y Lengua Castellana) LANZAMIENTO 22 AL 26 DE ABRIL BIBLIOTECA: rotación de grupos con horario 1.Presentación videos publicitarios 2.Lectura motivacional de acuerdo al nivel - Colección Semilla 3.Lectura cuento inconcluso con la representación de un personaje. «El ladrón de gallinas» a través de imágenes. 4.Producción libre motivada por el texto 5.Despedida con un acertijo ACONDICIONAR LUGAR : Bibliotecarios (Disp. de textos y Medios Audio…). HORARIO ROTACIÓN: Ana y Anyelo - Coordinador Mauricio REPRESENTACIÒN PERSONAJE: Ana HOJAS PAPEL PERIODICO: Luz Dary PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 7. CRONOGRAMA 2013 PERIODO DOS (Humanidades y Lengua Castellana) EXPLORACIÓN COLECCIÓN SEMILLA ABRIL 29 A MAYO 10 SEMANA ABRIL 29 A MAYO 3 PUBLICIDAD con la palabra “Adicción” por toda la institución. FIJAR PUBLICIDAD: Bibliotecarios REGISTRO FOTOGRÀFICO ANTES Y DESPUES: Beatriz Elena y Elkin PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 8. CRONOGRAMA 2013 PERIODO DOS (Humanidades y Lengua Castellana) EXPLORACIÓN COLECCIÓN SEMILLA ABRIL 29 A MAYO 10 SEMANA MAYO 6 AL10 BIBLIOTECA - Espacio ambientado 1.Colección Semilla, los estudiantes sentados en colchonetas y cojines manipulan, exploran y leen a su gusto por espacio de 45 minutos. 2.Video Narrador de cuentos 3.Conversatorio en torno a la actividad. AMBIENTACIÓN ESPACIO: Bibliotecarios (textos, colchonetas y cojines) MÚSICA: Elkin - Leticia ç Link Video: Ana PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 9. CRONOGRAMA 2013 PERIODO TRES (TECNOLOGÍA E INFORMÁTICA) LECTURA AUDIOVISUAL Julio 29 al 2 de agosto SALA DE INFORMÁTICA BACHILLERATO Lectura Videos Evidencia escritura en blog PRIMARIA Lectura de Imágenes y Videos Evidencia escribir una frase en word PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 10. CRONOGRAMA 2013 PERIODO CUATRO (EDUCACIÓN ARTÍSTICA) PRODUCCIÓN Sept. 30 al 4 de octubre Lectura comparativa entre dos canciones, una con contenido superficial, otra con contenido elocuente. Producción a través del manejo del color, trazos, pintura, una caricatura, una imagen, sobre lo que estas canciones motivan. PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 11. ESTRATEGIAS DIDÁCTICAS INSTITUCIONALES •LA LECTURA Y LA ESCRITURA DE DIVERSAS TIPOLOGÍAS TEXTUALES ES UN ASUNTO DE TODOS. •Textos de la biblioteca seleccionados por áreas •En todas las áreas se introducen las temáticas desde un texto •Videos relacionados con el área. •Problematizar situaciones de los personajes o temas de la literatura •PRODUCCIÓN TEXTUAL – Construcción de diagramas conceptuales. •Apelamos al conocimiento y la formación de cada docente para el fomento del comportamiento lector, la comprensión lectora, y la producción textual. PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 12. CRITERIOS GENERALES •Acceder a la información de manera equitativa para el mejoramiento de su competencia enciclopédica. •Encontrar herramientas para la solución de sus propias dificultades y el mejoramiento de su condición de vida. •Estimular la autorregulación como factor de esencial en la toma de sus decisiones. •Fortalecer su capacidad de liderazgo para que le permita participar en los procesos sociales. •El proceso de lectoescritura en la institución arranca en preescolar y finaliza en grado undécimo. PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
- 13. GRACIAS PROYECTO INSTITUCIONAL DE LECTOESCRITURA - EE LA MILAGROSA
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- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…
- Igor: Most marketers shout at consumers. Via one way mass communications. Marketers have learned to do this since the industrial revolution. It’s in their DNA. But remember; Today is a New Day!! Due to interactive media, consumers started to interact with brands. Consumers suddenly talked back! Marketers we’re freaked out and scared. They did not know what to do. For almost 100 years, marketers were the ones talking and shouting at consumers. Consumers just listened. But, It’s a New Day! And it even went further! Consumers started conversations about brands within blogs, forums and social networks. At YouTube consumers started to criticize brands, their ads, their products, their services. And the worst part of it all; brands were not even aware of these conversations amongst peers. Marketers did not even know what was being said about them… But Obama had seen the mistakes brands make. He tapped into online conversations with an extended conversational tracking program. Mapping where the conversations took place, who were the social influencers per topic/theme. By listening to peer conversations within the social space, Obama gained great insights about consumers behaviour and emotions. And he tapped into these conversations in a very smart way…