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I. DATOS INFORMATIVOS
Carrera : SECRETARIADO EJECUTIVO
Especialidad : COMÚN
Curso : INGLÉS PREINTERMEDIO
Código : IDM-111
Ciclo : III
Requisitos : INGLÉS BÁSICO II
Duración : 12 SEMANAS
Horas Semana : 08 HORAS
Versión : 02_05.10
II. SUMILLA:
Debido al uso masivo del idioma Inglés el presente curso busca que las alumnas logren un excelente desenvolvimiento en el nivel preintermedio de este idioma mediante el desarrollo de las cuatro habilidades fundamentales: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. III. OBJETIVOS
A. General
Adquirir un nivel de conocimiento indispensable en la escritura, pronunciación y creación de situaciones cotidianas que le permita mantener una conversación corta con una persona de habla inglesa.
B. Específico
Usar frases comunes en restaurantes y hoteles que le permita un buen desenvolvimiento en situaciones similares.
IV. CONTENIDOS CONTENT 1
Unit 6A: A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY Vocabulary: Houses and Furniture. Listening: Rent a House.
Grammar: There is/There are. Pronunciation: Sentence stress. Speaking: Living room.
Listening: Local cafe.
Unit 6B: A NIGHT IN A HAUNTED HOTEL
Vocabulary: Prepositions of place.
Reading: Would you like to spend a night in this room? Listening: Did he see the ghost?
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CONTENT 2
Unit 6B: A NIGHT IN A HAUNTED HOTEL
Grammar: There was/ there were Speaking: Things in a room. Pronunciation: Silent letters Unit 6C: NIGHTMARE NEIGHBORS
Vocabulary and Speaking: Love your neighbour? Grammar: Present Continuous.
Pronunciation: verb + ending. Speaking: They’re having a party! CONTENT 3
VIDEO: ON A PLANE
Unit 6D: NEW YORK, NEW YORK
Grammar: Simple present or present continuous. Reading: The Circle Line Tour.
Vocabulary: Places in a city. Speaking: Your town. Pronunciation: Place names
SONG: NEW YORK, NEW YORK. UNIT 6: ON THE STREET
Vocabulary: Directions.
Asking For Directions: You say/ You hear. Social English: Useful Phrases.
UNIT 6: A POSTCARD
Looking at city pictures. Recognizing a postcard. Writing a postcard. CONTENT 4
Unit 7A: WHAT DOES YOUR FOOD SAY ABOUT YOU? VOCABULARY: Countable and Uncountable nouns. GRAMMAR: a/ an/ some and any
PRONUNCIATION: Some words with the letters ea. SPEAKING: Food diary for yesterday.
LISTENING: The ingredients of spaghetti Bolognese. Unit 7B: HOW MUCH WATER DO WE REALLY NEED?
PRONUNCIATION: Dialogues.
SPEAKING: Interviewing a classmate using a questionnaire. CONTENT 5
Unit 7B: HOW MUCH WATER DO WE REALLY NEED? GRAMMAR: How much/ How many?
READING: Water: facts and myths VIDEO: AT A HOTEL
VIDEO: IN A COFFEE SHOP Unit 7C: TRADING VACATIONS
READING: Tonight’s TV Don’t miss… GRAMMAR: Be going to (plans)
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CONTENT 6
Unit 7C: TRADING VACATIONS PRONUNCIATION: Sentence stress.
LISTENING AND READING: Two couples are at the airport./ Two couples’ vacation diaries
SPEAKING: Trading vacations. Unit7D: IT’S WRITTEN IN CARDS.
READING AND LISTENING: It’s written in the cards. GRAMMAR: be going to for predictions.
PRONUNCIATION: Typical spelling for good, put, young, etc. SPEAKING: Role – play fortune telling.
VIDEO: IN A CLOTHING STORE.
CONTENT 7
VIDEO: IN A GIFT SHOP SONG: LA ISLA BONITA VIDEO ON THE STREET
Unit 7 AT A RESTAURANT Vocabulary.
Ordering a meal. Social English. Unit 7: INSTRUCTIONS
Match the ingredients and pictures.
Read the instructions. Complete with cut or put.
VIDEO: AT A RESTAURANT
CONTENT 8
Unit 8A: THE TRUE FALSE SHOW
SPEAKING AND LISTENING: THE TRUE FALSE SHOW. GRAMMAR: Comparative adjectives.
PRONUNCIATION: Playing the TRUE FALSE SHOW. VOCABULARY:
LISTENING: Car colors and personality. Unit 8B: THE HIGHEST CITY IN THE WORLD
READING.
GRAMMAR: Superlative adjectives.
PRONUNCIATION: words with two or three consonants CONTENT 9
Unit 8B: THE HIGHEST CITY IN THE WORLD VOCABULARY: What’s the weather like? SPEAKING: Answering what’s the weather like? SONG: THE BEST
UNIT 6: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER? / WHAT CAN YOU DO? UNIT 7: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER? / WHAT CAN YOU DO?
AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE TEACHER’S BOOK 1: GRAMMAR AND COMMUNICATIVE: UNITS 6, 7 AND 8A, 8B
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V. CRONOGRAMA
Temas Principales / Semanas 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Unit 6A: A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
Unit 6B: A NIGHT IN A HAUNTED HOTEL
X X X
Unit 6B: A NIGHT IN A HAUNTED HOTEL
CHECKING WORKBOOKS QUIZ Nº1
Unit 6C: NIGHTMARE NEIGHBORS
X X X CHECKING WORKBOOKS
VIDEO: ON A PLANE
Unit 6D: NEW YORK, NEW YORK UNIT 6: ON THE STREET
QUIZ Nº 2 X X X X X UNIT 6: A POSTCARD CHECKING WORKBOOKS
Unit 7A: WHAT DOES YOUR FOOD SAY ABOUT YOU?
X X X CHECKING WORKBOOKS
MIDTERM EXAM: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D AND 7A MIDTERM EXAM: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D AND 7A Unit 7B: HOW MUCH WATER DO WE REALLY NEED?
VIDEO: AT A HOTEL
VIDEO: IN A COFFEE SHOP
CHECKING WORKBOOKS QUIZ N°3 X X X X X X
Unit 7C: TRADING VACATIONS
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
Unit7D: IT’S WRITTEN IN CARDS. VIDEO: IN A CLOTHING STORE.
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
X X X X
VIDEO: IN A GIFT SHOP SONG: LA ISLA BONITA VIDEO ON THE STREET Unit 7 AT A RESTAURANT Unit 7: INSTRUCTIONS QUIZ N°4 VIDEO: AT A RESTAURANT X X X X X X
Unit 8A: THE TRUE FALSE SHOW
CHECKING WORKBOOKS
Unit 8B: THE HIGHEST CITY IN THE WORLD
X X X
Unit 8B: THE HIGHEST CITY IN THE WORLD
UNIT 6: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER? / WHAT CAN YOU DO?
UNIT 7: WHAT DO YOU REMEMBER? / WHAT CAN YOU DO?
AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE TEACHER’S BOOK 1: GRAMMAR AND COMMUNICATIVE: UNITS 6, 7 AND 8A, 8B
X X
FINAL EXAM X
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VI. METODOLOGÍA Curso práctico.
Exposición del docente. Ejercicios.
Prácticas Dirigidas.
Realización de tareas y actividades. VII. EVALUACIÓN
CURSO DE NATURALEZA: PRÁCTICO
La ponderación de las evaluaciones será:
PRÁCTICO Porcentajes Evaluación Aplicativa - EA 35 % Evaluación Continua - EC 15 % TEÓRICO Evaluación Teórica * - ET 40 % ACTITUDINAL Asistencias – AS 3 % Participación en Clases - PCL 7 % Total 100 %
* Es el promedio de las evaluaciones teóricas (mínimo 1).
La fórmula de evaluación será:
[ 0.35(EA) + 0.15(EC) + 0.40(ET) + 0.03(AS) + 0.07(PCL) ] VIII. BIBLIOGRAFÍA
MAIN TEXT: AMERICAN FILE 1 (UNITS 6 THROUGH 8) AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE TEACHER’S BOOK.
MULTIROM: FILES 6 – 8 DE GRAMMAR QUIZZES, VOCABULARY BANK, SOUND BANK, PRACTICAL ENGLISH.
AMERICAN ENGLISH FILE 1 VIDEO (UNITS 1 THROUGH 7)
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Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2008 www.oup.com/elt/teacher/americanenglishfileFile 6 Wordlist Vocabulary Banks Apartments and houses armchair / chair bathtub bathroom bed bedroom carpet clock cupboard desk dining room fireplace floor refrigerator / fridge garage hall kitchen lamp light living room mirror office / study picture plant radiator shelves shower sofa stairs stove wall yard
Town and city art gallery bank bridge bus station church department store hospital market mosque movie theater museum palace park pharmacy police station post office river road school shopping mall sports center square street supermarket theater town hall train station travel agency More Words to Learn argue around baby bark believe building busy century choose cry draw friendly frightened ghost go back guest large line local move neighbor nervous noisy original paintings passenger plants price priest quiet
real estate agent rent
ship
spend (the night) strange
subway That’s too bad! trip view violin Other Key Words in File 6 across from available behind cemetery corner daily horror movie in advance line next to over remote control straight ahead traffic circle traffic lights under File 7 Wordlist Vocabulary Banks Food apples bananas bread butter cake candy carrots cereal cheese chocolate coffee cookies eggs fish French fries fruit salad grapes ice cream jam (orange) juice ketchup lettuce meat (steak / chicken) milk mushrooms (olive) oil onion oranges pasta peas pineapple potato chips potatoes rice salad sandwiches sugar tea toast tomatoes More Words to Learn a bottle of… agree (shopping) basket boat campsite card countable couple disaster dish for example go camping heart ideal ingredients like liters lose luxury maybe minute missing more or less nightlife of course plan probably put ring
(see the) sights soon spaghetti (I’m) sure surprise tap uncountable voice
