Course Reading and Writing Strategies
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DESCRIPCIÓN DEL PROGRAMA: This course looks at reading and writing strategies for successful literacy instruction in K-12 settings
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Título profesional o licenciatura Curriculum vitae Cédula de Identidad (por ambos lados) o Pasaporte en caso de ser extranjeros Nivel de inglés B2 (FCE o prueba interna) Extranjeros:
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En caso de ser aceptados al programa deberán presentar su Certificado de Título profesional visado por el Consulado de Chile en el país de origen y por el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores en Chile, además de su visa de estudiante al día
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Although this course emphasizes reading and writing instruction, students will also become familiar with and analyze best practices from a holistic perspective, and understand integrated language instruction across the four domains of reading, writing, listening, and speaking
Students will have the opportunity to reflect on their own teaching contexts, and develop methods and materials that can be utilized in their own teaching contexts
Because of the importance placed on reflective practices, students are expected to engage actively in course discussions, submit critical reflections of the readings, and participate in group activities
DIRECTED TOWARDS: English teachers or people with a degree in a similar area of study, with a good level of English proficiency, and interest in teaching
OVERALL AIMS: In this course, students will gain a deeper understanding of language teaching, specifically in relation to reading and writing instructional strategies
The course methods emerge from a learner-centered and constructivist perspective, both for the adult learner participating in this course and for the learner as a language teacher designing instruction in his/her classroom context
Students will design research-based strategies to develop reading and writing skills for students K-12
Finally, course participants will clearly support teaching practices based on research and experiences found throughout required and supplemental readings
CONTENT: Understanding how students acquire additional languages Constructivist perspectives: discussions on knowledge construction Using best practices to activate student learning Implementing a thinking culture in our classrooms Teacher-Student partnership: a re-examination of roles Learning by doing Autonomous learning Creating a learner-centered environment Assessing language learning Principles of reading instruction Principles of writing instruction Integrating reading and writing instruction across the curriculum
Course Reading and Writing Strategies