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FUNCIONAMIENTO B1

Nieves Arahal Gonzál

Created on September 17, 2023

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SEPTEMBER

18

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How is it going to work?

ENGLISH LESSONS

Feedback will be given to you at the end of the lesson, but you can also give feedback to the teacher.

Independent work is essential. You must work at home to really improve.

Different groupings will be made. You are going to work individually, in pairs, in groups, etc.

We will work on the skills during the class, taking short breaks around games to relax and be able to focus again

MATERIALS: student's book, workbook, personal notebook, online materials... Bring your phone.

SKILLS: speaking, listening, reading and writing . We'll focus on acquiring the necessary skills for the official B1 exam.

lesson structure

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You can help to create an interesting and fun lesson. Feel free to share your thoughts!

Don't be afraid of participating in class. It's the best moment you have to speak in English in real life.

Follow the rules so the lesson can flow at a good pace and you end up learning more at the end of each class

Bring all your books and a notebook.

DON'T eat in class, draw on the tables or on the walls, hit another classmate, insult another classmate... Basically, behave properly!

Bring your homework to class every day.

We will have fluent conversations but don't interrupt!

You must only use English in class.

You must arrive to class on time!

classroom rules

Info

evaluation

All of these forms to evaluate your English level help the teacher to adapt her classes and to know your progress.

THREE TYPES

  • Unit exams. At the end of each unit. They only include vocabulary and grammar and are quite easy. Their objective is to consolidate what you've learnt in that unit, so they are different from your high-school exams.
  • Homework. You'll be given homework twice a week. The first one will be easier and the second one a bit more difficult. It'll help you to practice the concepts we studied over the weekend, so they are easier to learn.
  • Mock exams. You'll be assessed in the different English skills to check your current level in each. They are similar to the official Cambridge B1 exams and are used to check if you are ready to take the official exam or not. Mainly, they focus on the listening and reading skills and they take a complete lesson.