3rd Journal
September 29th, 2015
Sixth grade students
were working with family. For instance, I planned activities that let students
describe briefly their family members. The first class of the week, I took to
the classroom a song titled “the family song”, I found it really interesting,
not only because it was perfect to introduce the topic, but it had a good
rhythm. However I had some problems when I decided to play the song, I figured
out the volume was not enough to cover the whole space. Then I had to sing the
song, it was comic, hard and a rewarding at the same time. The second class was
basically an introduction of my family through a poster, I also asked different
questions to the students about their families. And the third class was aimed
at double-checking a piece of homework they had. This was about a poster that had
to be shown to the rest of the class.
I have to admit that students’
English level is low, but I know that they have to use the language in a real
communicative situation, and this presentation was the best way to put into
practice the topics worked previously. Unfortunately, misbehavior in students
did not help most of them reach the objective of the class: Learn about family
members.
Every class sets a new
challenge for me owing to the fact that I know that my students are expecting
great things from their new teacher. Thus, I have to prepare myself properly in
order to respond efficiently to my children’s expectations and needs.
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