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Competencias | Indicadores de Logros | Contenidos |
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1. Generates conversations to exchange specific information about learning and the context orally and in writing. | 1.1. Offers and responds to greetings, compliments, invitations, introductions, and farewells. | 1.1.1. Using standard greetings, farewells, and expressions of courtesy orally and written. |
1.1.2. Introducing oneself appropriately with native and non-native speakers. | ||
1.1.3. Giving or thanking a compliment following the right structure model of spoken language. | ||
1.1.4. Producing greeting expressions with appropriate intonation when greeting people or responding greetings. | ||
1.1.5. Apologizing himself properly by choosing the right phrases. | ||
1.1.6. Understanding of oral and written common questions. | ||
1.1.7. Being polite while expressing ideas. | ||
1.2. Proposes oral and written conversation to exchange essential and personal information about everyday topics. | 1.2.1. Engaging in oral and written conversation (e.g., face-to-face, e-mails, letters) to exchange essential and personal information about everyday topics. | |
1.2.2. Using subjective forms: expressions and verbs, when talking about plans and dreams. | ||
1.2.3. Exemplifying use of the main tools of the Internet, the basic features of the computer, how to find information, evaluate the quality and adequacy of information. | ||
1.2.4. Asking others to join to conversations and English learners clubs. | ||
1.2.5. Arguing about locally important topics orally and written. | ||
1.2.6. Inviting native or advanced speakers to share information in panels, forums, and other activities. | ||
1.3. Uses culturally acceptable vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, and gestures. | 1.3.1. Using culturally acceptable sign language. | |
1.3.2. Using idiomatic expressions. | ||
1.3.3. Sharing gestures to communicate ideas and proposals. | ||
1.3.4. Introducing new technical vocabulary into daily school speech. | ||
1.3.5. Considering idioms and slang in coloquial dialogs. | ||
1.3.6. Avoiding use of loan words, barbarisms and wrong uses for words and phrases in oral and written texts. | ||
1.3.7. Introduces people to one another (differences in greeting people). | ||
1.4. Expresses wants, doubts, uncertainty and needs using learned material orally and written. | 1.4.1. Sharing likes and dislikes about sports, music, wardrobe, movies and other topics. | |
1.4.2. Stating needs and wants. | ||
1.4.3. Expressing feelings and emotions with each other orally and written. | ||
1.4.4. Using chronological order to explain different activities performed during a daytime. | ||
1.4.5. Discussing about poetry and playing. | ||
1.4.6. Making creative personal cards to invite, celebrate, congratulate, etc. | ||
1.5. Answers questions, posed both orally and written. | 1.5.1. Giving and receiving instructions to follow up on a specific task. | |
1.5.2. Listening for specific information: categorize and classify words to remember. | ||
1.5.3. Understanding words in context and other visual or auditory cues: modals, stress in questions. |
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Competencias | Indicadores de Logros | Contenidos |
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2. Produces oral or written texts by his own to communicate needs and learning purposes, with appropriate grammatical structures and vocabulary. | 2.1. Speaks using accurate vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar. | 2.1.1. Reviewing different sounds and pronunciation: intonation, stress, and rhythm. |
2.1.2 Identifying different characters and sounds of words. | ||
2.1.3. Identifying key words or main idea(s) from oral and written passages: agreement of adjectives. | ||
2.1.4. Contrasting homophones to use in appropriate context. | ||
2.1.5. Taking care of agreement when talking or writing. | ||
2.1.6. Building active, passive, command, question, and other sentences following syntactic rules. | ||
2.2. Requests help or information for researching purposes. | 2.2.1. Using polite requesting phrases presented with accompanying gestures. | |
2.2.2. Asking for instructions and data. | ||
2.2.3. Making invitations and offering suggestions to solve different problems. | ||
2.2.4. Interacting with people of other cultures regarding customs and lifestyles. | ||
2.2.5. Questioning experts about specific matters. | ||
2.2.6. Reading different texts to get reliable information. | ||
2.3. Makes inferences from simple oral and/or written passages. | 2.3.1. Making inferences from simple oral or written passages. | |
2.3.2. Retelling a story orally or in writing: stemchanging verbs. | ||
2.3.3. Understanding meaning of idioms and slangs in advertisements and songs. | ||
2.4. Makes daily short written journal entries. | 2.4.1. Applying writing strategies: main idea, sentence, supporting details, conclusion paragraphs. | |
2.4.2. Writing paragraphs describing family, school, news, and sports. | ||
2.4.3. Writing short texts about feelings, friends, experiences, dreams, etc., with varied vocabulary and agreement. | ||
2.5. Composes different texts with accurate grammar, spelling and vocabulary. | 2.5.1. Describing situations, people, things, events, checking agreements and spelling. | |
2.5.2. Using cue words and expressions for narrative purposes. | ||
2.5.3. Presenting essays and reports about agreed topics. | ||
2.5.4. Writing figurative texts, such as short poems, songs, stories, riddles, etc. |
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Competencias | Indicadores de Logros | Contenidos |
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3. Improves his ability to engage with other cultures and develops effectively. | 3.1. Interacts with other cultures respecting differences. | 3.1.1. Accepting the cultural differences among people from different places. |
3.1.2. Sharing experiences from different cultures: how to solve problems, tell jokes, wedding proposals and planning, births, etc. | ||
3.1.3. Describing past customs and legends from target cultures. | ||
3.2. Uses the cultural contributions of other people to enrich their own culture. | 3.2.1. Participation in cultural activities of other people. | |
3.2.2. Identifying important persons from the past and present, and their contributions to the target culture. | ||
3.2.3. Comparing past events with present ones in target cultures to orient planning for the future. | ||
3.2.4. Discussing cross-cultural experiences. | ||
3.2.5. Identification of educational opportunities offered in other countries. | ||
3.3. Compares festive activities in English-speaking countries with Guatemalan holiday traditions. | 3.3.1. Learning about the cultural differences and interact with them. | |
3.3.2. Organizing displays to show different kinds of products and posters. | ||
3.3.3. Dramatizing songs, simple skits or poetry, dealing with familiar topics. | ||
3.3.4. Comparing holiday activities for celebration: Independence day, Labor day, Easter day. | ||
3.3.5. Discussing likes and dislikes in patterns of behavior of target cultures. | ||
3.3.6. Arguing about impact from Anglo- American culture and media to own culture. | ||
3.4. Explores practices and perspectives of contemporary life in the target cultures through print, non-print, electronic material, and cultural artifacts. | 3.4.1. Skimming articles for general meaning. | |
3.4.2. Watching TV programs, reading newspapers and brochures to compare with his/her culture. | ||
3.4.3. Applying technology to task. | ||
3.4.4 Making comparisons, including differentiation, sorting and classifying items. | ||
3.4.5. Finding a cultural meaning in songs, playings and other artistic activities. |