Examinando por Materia "Comunicación oral"

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    Improving oral communication and listening skills under the national internship program at George’s Noble School
    (Universidad de Cordoba, 2024-07-08) Jiménez Royo, Eduardo José; Nieto Caballero, Jaime Arturo; Lordouy Arellano, Danilsa Del Carmen
    This report describes my internship experience at George’s Noble School, which I carried out with preschool students in grade Green. The main objective of this internship was to improve oral communication and listening skills through different strategies where I tried to implement each one of them in the lesson plan I designed, and performed at school. In addition, this report shows the pedagogies, and methodologies that were used to complete my internship and gain the results, conclusions, limitations, and recommendations I wanted to share with future teachers.
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    Improving students speaking through talking to learn (T2L) and voice recording tools
    (Universidad de Córdoba, 2025-07-15) Quintero Arteaga, María Camila; Herazo Rivera, José David; Martinez Díaz, Luis Alfredo; Becerra Posada, Tatiana
    Spa: La comunicación oral es una habilidad esencial en diversas áreas de la vida, incluyendo las relaciones personales, los entornos profesionales y los contextos académicos, y cobra aún más relevancia en el aprendizaje de una lengua extranjera. Los estudiantes de octavo grado de la Institución Educativa La Ribera, en Montería, evidenciaban una marcada dificultad para comunicarse oralmente en inglés: su participación en clase era limitada, la pronunciación presentaba muchas vacilaciones y con frecuencia recurrían al español para comunicarse. Este estudio buscó reducir esa brecha mediante la implementación del ciclo Talking to Learn (T2L), una versión de la pedagogía basada en géneros, combinada con una herramienta de grabación de voz como apoyo al desarrollo de la expresión oral en inglés. Se llevó a cabo una secuencia didáctica de seis clases basada en el género reportaje de noticias, que incluyó el uso de diagramas visuales, textos modelo y tareas orales estructuradas. La herramienta de grabación de voz fue utilizada para registrar el desempeño oral de los estudiantes a lo largo de las fases del ciclo T2L: reconstrucción conjunta, reconstrucción individual y producción independiente. Se analizaron grabaciones de audio, notas de campo, entrevistas y producciones orales de los estudiantes. El análisis del discurso, guiado por la Lingüística Sistémico-Funcional (SFL), permitió evaluar el uso de la estructura del género, modalidad, presente continuo y la coherencia general de sus textos orales. Los hallazgos indican que el ciclo T2L ayudó a los estudiantes a producir textos orales más estructurados y coherentes, con una mejora progresiva en la fluidez y en el uso del género. Aunque no se encontró evidencia suficiente para afirmar que la herramienta de grabación mejoró directamente la expresión oral, sí funcionó como un recurso útil para retroalimentación, reflexión y monitoreo del desempeño. Se concluye que una enseñanza oral basada en géneros, cuidadosamente planificada y con andamiaje, fomenta mejoras en la comunicación oral en estudiantes de EFL.
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    Internship at La Ribera school: Bilingualism for Peace program
    (2022-08-01) Romero Carvajal, Katty Marcela; Pastrana Muñoz, Juan Carlos
    This paper is intended to report my internship experience in the Bilingualism for Peace Program. My internship was carried out through in-person classes and virtual classes at the Intitutución Educativa La Ribera (IE La Ribera) in Monteria which had as purpose to help students from 7, 8, 9, and 10th grades to improve their oral communication due to the difficulty they presented to express and communicate ideas or opinions, and thus achieve a better performance in the English classes. Moreover, explains in detail the pedagogical perspectives on which this educational proposal is based, that is Task-Based Language Learning, Learning center teaching, Self-Creative Approach, Gamification and Remote Learning. In addition, the different results evidenced in their learning process and some examples of improvement in oral communication in terms of presentations, working in groups, implementing their creativity and vocabulary acquisition. A part of this, my growth and improvement in my performance as a teacher and human being and finally, some recommendations to the English program to continue working and preparing students for their academic life.
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    Using game-based conversational activities to enhance oral interaction in a primary school in Montería
    (2023-02-02) Archila Ruidíaz, Andrés Camilo; González Lara, Delia Rosa
    This qualitative action research aimed, firstly, to examine whether or not the implementing game-based conversational activities enhance oral interaction in a group of 5th grade students from a public school of Montería taking into consideration the advantages of games to develop speaking skills. Secondly, to know students’ opinions regarding the deployment of games based conversational activities in the class. The data collection was done through the implementation of production tasks (game based conversational activities), active observation, audio-visual recordings, focus groups and semi-structured interviews; besides, it was carried out thematic analysis to generate the categories of this study. The results showed a slight increment on students’ oral interaction after the implementation of games, also, it was observed a positive impact on students’ engagement, reduction of negative feelings related to expressing ideas orally during the English class, while students also seemed to enhance their confidence to speak in English, as well as collaborate more with peers. Future studies of games-base activities should consider the adaptation of games frameworks taking into account students’ context and communicative approaches, strategies to minimize disruptive behavior, the relevance of non-verbal communication as complement during oral interaction as well as the impact of games to reduce the use of the L1 during L2 learning.