Teaching Spanish FL Methodology II
Objectives
a) To consolidate the fundamental theoretical bases for teaching and learning Spanish as a Foreign Language.
b) To deepen the criteria for the analysis and construction of teaching materials, showing the ability to articulate theory and practice.
c) To reflect critically on the didactic material produced within the scope of Didactics of Spanish I.
d) To develop the concept of critical and constructive observation of classes and consider their advantages.
e) To approach communicative competence in a multi-lingual and intercultural perspective.
f) To explore the principles of critical pedagogy and education for citizenship in relation to LE teaching.
g) To promote awareness of the Hispanic linguistic and cultural diversity.
h) To extend digital resources for Spanish teachers, developing critical awareness of their pedagogical implications.
i) To reflect on teaching skills and the role of continuous training.
General characterization
Code
722160030
Credits
5.0
Responsible teacher
Beatriz Moriano Moriano
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 140
Teaching language
Spanish
Prerequisites
None.
Bibliography
1. Herrera, F. y Sans, N. (dirs.). (2022). Innovación y creatividad en el aula de español. Nuevas formas de entender la enseñanza de una lengua. Barcelona: Difusión.
2. Ruiz de Zarobe, L. y Ruiz de Zarobe, Y. (eds.) (2013). Enseñar hoy una lengua extranjera. España: Portal Education.
3. Estaire, Sh. y Fernández, S. (2013). Competencia docente en lenguas extranjeras y formación de profesores. Un enfoque de acción. Madrid: Edinumen.
4. Bordón, T. (2006). La evaluación de la lengua en el marco de E/L2: Bases y procedimientos. Madrid: ArcoLibros.
5. Croll, P. (1995). La observación sistemática en el aula. Madrid: La Muralla.
Teaching method
Discipline with a constructivist, participative and collaborative approach that combines theory and practice through different research, reflection and discussion activities, individually and in groups. It seeks to stimulate the student's critical spirit and autonomy in his learning process.
Evaluation method
Assessment methods
Preparation of a project regarding one of the topics covered in the course, chosen by the students - 60.0%
Regular participation in sessions and presentation of essays during the semester (Mandatory attendance in 75% of classes, except student that work) - 40.0%
Subject matter
a) Consolidation of key concepts for LE teaching.
b) Criteria for the selection of texts and for the construction of teaching materials.
c) Critical review of teaching materials produced in the previous semester and analysis of manuals.
d) Class observation techniques and tasks.
e) Communicative competence from a multilingual and intercultural perspective.
f) Principles of critical pedagogy and education for citizenship in relation to LE teaching.
g) Awareness of the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Hispanic world.
h) Digital resources for teaching Spanish.
i) The teaching skills and continuous training of Spanish teachers.
Programs
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