Examinando por Autor "Arango Arteaga, Andrés Felipe"

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    Bilingualism for peace internship: my first approach to a second language, english
    (Universidad de Córdoba, 2024-01-29) Madera González, Kevin de Jesús; Arango Arteaga, Andrés Felipe; Vega Calao, Yina Margarita
    In Colombia, teaching English is promoted on a mandatory basis, even though it is not taught correctly due to the lack of resources in public schools. As a consequence, there is a gap in the teaching-learning of the second language from the beginning of schooling. However, the internship process carried out in the Bilingualism for Peace program at the El Sabanal School consisted of teaching in-person and online classes to the students of the program with the aim of giving them the possibility of immersing themselves in their first contact with the language. English dynamically and provide them with the necessary support throughout the process. Therefore, this report describes my experience during my internship as an English teacher. To achieve this, I applied Task-Based learning to expand the students' vocabulary. Additionally, this document illustrates the findings and achievements related to the growth, personal improvements, and career advancement of my students.
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    Final internship report at the Language Center located in Universidad de Córdoba
    (2023-07-10) Bustamante, Vanesa; Bohórquez Rodríguez, Deimer David; Arango Arteaga, Andrés Felipe; Nieto Caballero, Jaime Arturo
    This report aims to investigate the effectiveness and impact of Project-Based Learning (PBL) on the holistic development of children from ages 7 to 8. PBL is an innovative educational approach that engages students in authentic, hands-on projects to develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, collaboration, and creativity. The report examines various dimensions of children's growth, including cognitive, social, emotional, and physical aspects. Key findings highlight that PBL positively influences children's cognitive abilities by fostering curiosity, self-directed learning, and knowledge application in real-world scenarios. The collaborative nature of PBL enhances social skills, including communication, teamwork, and leadership. Additionally, emotional intelligence and self-confidence are bolstered as children face challenges, receive constructive feedback, and experience the satisfaction of project completion.
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    Internship At institución educativa el Carmen de Cotorra (Instecar), educational internship
    (2023-08-15) Viloria Bernal, Iván josé; Arango Arteaga, Andrés Felipe; Asesor pedagogico
    This report describes my experience during the "educational" internship at the I.E. El Carmen de Cotorra (INSTECAR). The main focus of this type of internship is to accompany the English teacher in his teaching process in order to give the students (and at the same time, the teacher) a second teaching strategy, an alternative method of introduction to the lesson. that the teacher is working on the students. It consisted of, through a request and agreement between the University of Cordoba and the Institution, developing and exercising the role of teacher in the classroom next to the local teacher (mentor) and being supervised and guided throughout this process by a Professor (advisor) previously assigned by the internship program of the University of Cordoba, belonging to the same (UNICORDOBA).
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    Internship at public university: University of Cordoba, accompaniment and academic tutoring
    (2023-02-10) Ruiz vera, Karen Lorena; Arango Arteaga, Andrés Felipe
    This report describes my experience during the internship “accompaniment and academic tutoring” conducted at the University of Cordoba. The main focus of this project was to promote the permanence and graduation of students from the foreign language teaching program, by enriching advanced in their professional development. It consisted of private academic support to students with learning disabilities aimed to enhance their language acquisition and interpersonal skills. The encounters were mainly in person and lessons were based on tutoring and cooperative work strategies since students worked in collaboration to achieve personal goals. In addition, this document illustrates the teaching practices, methodologies, results, recommendations, and limitations related to the process and its implications for my professional growth.