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    I. DATOS INFORMATIVOS

    Carrera : SECRETARIADO EJECUTIVO

    Especialidad : COMNCurso : INGLS BSICO ICdigo : IDM-109Ciclo : IRequisitos : NINGUNODuracin : 12 SEMANASHoras Semana : 08 HORAS Versin : 02_05.10

    II. SUMILLA:

    Debido al uso masivo del idioma Ingls el presente curso busca que las alumnas logrenun excelente desenvolvimiento en el nivel bsico de este idioma mediante el desarrollo de lascuatro habilidades fundamentales: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.

    III. OBJETIVOS

    A. General

    Adquirir un nivel de conocimiento indispensable en la pronunciacin y en la creacinde dilogos que les permita mantener una conversacin corta con una persona dehabla inglesa.

    B. Especfico

    Llenar correctamente un formulario de inscripcin que le permita dar informacinacerca de sus datos personales.

    IV. CONTENIDOS

    CONTENT 1Unit 1 A: NICE TO MEET YOU

    Speaking: saying hello. Grammar: verb be affirmative, personal pronouns. Pronunciation: vowel sounds word stress

    Vocabulary: numbers 1 20Saying good bye. Days of the week.

    Unit 1 B: IM NOT AMERICAN, IM CANADIAN! Vocabulary: countries and nationalitiesListening and speaking: where are you from?/ where is it from?/where are they from?Grammar: verb be negative form and yes/ no questionsPronunciation: vowel soundsSpeaking: Asking questions about nationalities.

    Vocabulary: NUMBERS 20 1000

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    CONTENT 2Unit 1C: HIS NAME, HER NAME

    Listening: an interview, personal informationPronunciation: the alphabet

    Speaking: an interview, famous actorSpeaking: famous actorsGrammar: possessive adjectives: my, your, etcPronunciation: bird/ owl.

    CONTENT 3Unit 1D: TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONES

    Vocabulary: the classroom, common objectsPronunciation: vowel sounds (saw/ bull/ up/ boy/ horse/ ear/ tourist)Grammar: a/an, plurals, this/that/ these/ those

    Vocabulary: classroom language.

    CONTENT 4SONG: ETERNAL FLAME

    ON A PLANE Vocabulary: drinks. Asking for a drink.Social English.

    COMPLETING A FORMComplete a fo rm with a students information .Words starting in capital letters.Writing a text.

    CONTENT 5 - 6Unit 2A: CAPPUCCINO AND FRIES

    Vocabulary: verb phrases (live in an apartment, play tennis, etc)Reading: Typically AmericanGrammar: simple present affirmative and negativePronunciation: consonant sounds, -sWriting and speaking

    Unit 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARRENReading: review of simple present tense. Grammar: simple present questions and short answers. Listening: Natasha and Darren meet for lunch.Speaking: meeting people form.Pronunciation: consonant sounds (keys, girl, tie, shower, television, right)

    CONTENT 7SONG: SOMETHING STUPIDUnit 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIAN

    Reading: a double life Vocabulary: jobs (journalist, doctor, etc)Grammar: a/ an + jobsPronunciation: consonant sounds (parrot/ flower/ chess/ jazz/ yacht/ singer)Listening and speaking: Guess my job

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    CONTENT 8Unit 2D: RELATIVELY FAMOUS

    Grammar: possessive s Vocabulary: family.

    Pronunciation: consonant sounds (bag, thumb, mother, monkey, nose, house)Listening: family photos.Speaking: relatives.

    AT A HOTEL/ AN INFORMAL E-MAIL/ LETTER Vocabulary: hotel words.Checking in: listening.Social English: useful phrases.Informal e- mail/ letter.

    CONTENT 9In a coffee shop/ a magazine articleUNIT 1: What do you remember? / What can you do?UNIT 2: What do you remember? / What can you do?

    V. CRONOGRAMA

    Temas Principales / Semanas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

    Unit 1 A: NICE TO MEET YOUCHECKING WORKBOOKSUnit 1 B: IM NOT AMERICAN, IM

    CANADIAN!CHECKING WORKBOOKS

    xx

    x

    QUIZ N1UNIT 1C: HIS NAME, HER NAMECHECKING WORKBOOKS

    xxx

    UNIT 1D: TURN OFF YOUR CELL PHONESCHECKING WORKBOOKSQUIZ N2

    xxx

    SONG: ETERNAL FLAMEON A PLANECOMPLETING A FORMCHECKING WORKBOOKS

    xxxx

    UNIT 2A: CAPPUCCINO AND FRIESCHECKING WORKBOOKSUNIT 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARREN

    xxx

    UNIT 2B: WHEN NATASHA MEETS DARRENQUIZ N3CHEKING WORKBOOKSUNIT 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIAN

    xxXx

    UNIT 2C: AN ARTIST AND A MUSICIANCHEKING WORKBOOKSSONG: SOMETHING STUPID

    xxx

    UNIT 2D: RELATIVELY FAMOUSCHECKING WORKBOOKSQUIZ N4

    AT A HOTEL/ AN INFORMAL E-MAIL/ LETTER

    xxx

    UNIT 1: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER?/ WHAT CAN YOUUNIT 2: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER?/ WHAT CAN

    YOU DO?

    x

    x

    SEMANA DE REGULARIZACION xFINAL EXAM xRETRIEVING EXAM x

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    VI. METODOLOGA

    Curso prctico.

    Exposicin del profesor. Dilogo abierto. Debate. Evaluacin permanente.Trabajo en equipo. Presentacin de trabajos.Exposicin de trabajos monogrficos.Realizacin de tareas y actividades.

    VII. EVALUACIN

    CURSO DE NATURALEZA: PRCTICO

    La ponderacin de las evaluaciones ser:

    PRCTICO Porcentajes

    Evaluacin Aplicativa - EA 35 %Evaluacin Continua - EC 15 %TERICOEvaluacin Terica * - ET 40 % ACTITUDINAL Asistencias AS 3 %Participacin en Clases - PCL 7 %Total 100 %

    * Es el promedio de las evaluaciones tericas (mnimo 1).

    La frmula de evaluacin ser:

    [ 0.35(EA) + 0.15(EC) + 0.40(ET) + 0.03(AS) + 0.07(PCL) ]

    VIII. BIBLIOGRAFA

    MAIN TEXT: AMERICAN FILE 1 (UNITS 1 THROUGH 2) AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE TEACHERS BOOK. AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE MULTIROM FILES 1 2 DE GRAMMAR QUIZZES, VOCABULARY

    BANK, SOUND BANK, PRACTICAL ENGLISH.http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/WordSearchSetupForm.asp

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    File 1 Wordlist Vocabulary

    Banks

    Numbersonetwothreefourfivesixseveneightnineteneleventwelvethirteenfourteenfifteensixteenseventeeneighteennineteentwentythirtythirty-onefortyforty-seven

    fiftyfifty-ninesixtysixty-threeseventyseventy-twoeightyeighty-sixninetyninety-foura / one hundredtwo hundred and

    fiftya/ one thousandCountries andnationalities

    Argentina ArgentinianBrazilBrazilianCanadaCanadianChinaChineseEnglandEnglishFrance

    FrenchGermanyGerman

    IrelandIrishItalyItalianJapanJapaneseKoreaKoreanMexicoMexicanScotlandScottishSpainSpanishThailandThaiThe United States

    AmericanCommonobjectsaddress bookbookcalendarcell phonechange purse

    coinscombcredit carddictionaryfile / binderglasseshairbrushID cardkeyslipstickmagazinematches

    newspapernotebookpenpencilphotostampssunglassestissuesumbrellawalletwatchMore Words toLearnaboutafternoon

    again Australiabusiness

    checkcityclassroomdeliciousdifferencedifferenteveningeveryeyesfamousformgoodguesshappyhelpimportantinstructionsinternationalletter (A, B, C ) morningmusicpeoplepleasepocketpoint

    quizroomseethingsthinktryvacationwordworryOther KeyWords in File 1address

    ageairportansweraskbebikebirdboardbootboybullbyecafecatCD player

    chairchildclose

    communicationcomputercountrydooreareducatee-mailfamilyfirst namefoodFridaygood eveninggood-byegood nighthihorsehotelhouseInternet

    judoknowlast namelistenlookman

    menuMondaynamenicenumberOKopenphonepizzareadrememberrepeat

    royalsandwichSaturdaysayschoolsiestasit downsorryspellstand upstressSundaytabletaxitext message

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    thanksThursdaytouristtown

    traintraveltreeTuesdayturn offTVunderstandwaterWednesdaywindowwinewomanworkwritezip codeFile 2 Wordlist

    Vocabulary Banks Verb phrasescook dinnerdo homeworkdrink coffeedrive a VWeat fast foodgo to classgo to the movies

    have childrenhave a sandwichfor lunchlike animalslisten to the radiolive in anapartmentplay tennisplay the guitarread a newspaperspeak Germanstudy economics

    use the Internetwatch television wear glasseswork in an officeJobsactoractressadministrative

    assistantbuilderdoctorengineer

    front desk clerk /receptionisthairdresserhousewife

    journalistlawyer(bank) managermusiciannursepilotpolice officerpolicemanpolicewomanpoliticiansalespersonsoccer playerstudentwaiterwaitressThe familyauntbrotherchildrencousindaughter

    fathergrandfathergrandmothergrandparentsmothermother-in-lawnephewnieceparentssistersister-in-lawson

    unclewifeMore Words toLearna lot ofboyfriendcookearn

    everywherefactoryfantasticfriends

    girlfriendglass (of water)handshatHow many?IncredibleinsideIt depends

    just (= only)lateLets meet manynormallynorth (south,east, west)otheroutsidepopularpossessionsreallyrelativesrelaxshoessupermarketterrible

    togethertootypicalWhich?Who?

    Other KeyWords in File 2artistbagbandbar

    betweenbuscarchesscollegecompanydesignerclothes

    dodogdoubledrink

    eatelevatorevery dayflowergirlgogroundfloorhamburgerhavein a hurry

    jazz judgelanguagelaterleglikelivelonelylovemakemonkeynoseoccupationparrot

    paypersonpetreceptionsingersinglesnakespend (money)standstressfulthumbtie

    vaseweekendwitchyachtzebra

    Photocopiable Oxford University Press 2008 - www.oup.com/elt/teacher/americanenglishfile