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    UTSJR

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    Saber Hacer 60% E-portafolio Ejercicios en clase

    Saber 30% MOODLE. Examen escrito derecho a examen:

    (1 sesin a la semana. 30 min.mnimo por sesin)

    : gramtica ,conversacin, TOEFL,pronunciacin (1 sesin a lasemana)

    Ser 10% Actitud, puntualidad, respeto,

    responsabilidad, honestidad.

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    My first job

    The student will be able to communicate,discuss, describe & ask for information aboutthe job they are expecting to get when theyfinish their career as a SUT in a socialenvironment using the grammar andvocabulary seen in this term.

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    Youre in your first jobs meeting.

    Video of a work meeting with the following roles:

    Student a) new employee

    Student b) the manager ( introducing the new employee)

    Student c)supervisor ( giving instructions for the new employee s work)

    Student d) colleague (asking the employee about his/her personal information)

    Student e) secretary who asks if anybody needs something to drink and taking

    notes of the meeting)

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    1

    Organize by groups of 4 to 5 members. Deliver a list of the

    members of the team. Be sure you know their names, how tospell them and where they are from. Introduce them to theclass.

    2

    Decide what kind of company you work for and give thename, address, phone number, webpage, etc.

    3

    Look for a time table from the international airport in Mxicocity and present the information for the class. Choose acountry you would like to visit and report what is theircurrency and a typical dish.

    4

    Presentation of the video your first jobs meeting to thewhole class.

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    Your companys organization.

    Your companys organization chart

    Video - team members explain their role in the company and the activities

    that each one does on a regular work day.

    Write a formal e-mail to respond / communicate with your boss.

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    5Make an organization chart taking into account the mostimportant people in your company.

    6

    Take your roles from partial 1 and talk about what you do in

    the company you work for and what you do in a typical workday.

    7

    The manager of the company sends you an e-mail to meetwith everyone (Monday at 10:00). He asks you to confirm

    your attendance and to give him at least one point youwould like to talk about in the meeting.

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    Video- Teams will present in class or videotape a phone call

    where the manager is looking for the supervisor. The new

    employee picks up the phone and the manager gives him

    instructions on the layout of the company to find the supervisor

    who is at the computer room.

    Lists with office equipment and department stores.

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    8

    Write a list of the most useful equipment usedin the office with pictures (10 items)

    9Make a list of department stores includingbusiness hours and services.

    10 Presentation of the video or role play.

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    Au (Good user)

    10 8

    Student used the grammatical

    structures correctly in order to

    communicate the message

    effectively.

    Around 0 - 5 grammar errors.

    Few errors in grammar led

    to some difficulties in

    communicating the

    message.

    Between 6 and 8 errors.

    Grammatical errors led to

    many difficulties in

    communicating the

    message.

    Between 8 to 10 errors

    Grammatical errors

    severely were a big

    obstacle in

    communicating the

    message.

    More than 10 errorsVocabulary studied in class

    about the topics involved in the

    presentation was used toexpress ideas eloquently.

    A few minor difficulties were

    originated because student

    did not use the appropriatevocabulary.

    Some difficulties were

    originated because of

    student's limitedvocabulary.

    The message was not

    understood due to

    student's lack ofvocabulary.

    Student was able to mantain a

    fluent communication without

    hesitations or long pauses,

    his/her pronounciation and

    diction was clear to be

    understood.

    Some minor difficulties

    maintaining the fluency of

    his or her speech were

    evident as well as some

    minor difficulties in

    pronunciation.

    Some effort was required

    to maintain the

    conversation. There may

    have been a few long

    pauses.

    Much effort was required

    to maintain the

    conversation. There may

    have been many long

    pauses.

    Student responded teacher's

    questions with appropriate

    answers.Student responded to most

    of the teacher's questions.Student failed to answer

    some questions

    appropriately he asked to

    repeat some of the

    questions.

    Student didn't understand

    most ot the questions

    posed by the teacher.

    Student presented clear and

    attractive visual aids such as a

    power point presentation,

    pictures or drawings to

    support his/her presentation

    Student presented nice

    visual aidsStudent presented visual

    aids but these were

    disorganized or not very

    attractive.

    Student didn't present

    visual aids.

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    Rbrica de evaluacin para el portafolio deevidencias

    CATEGORY 4 3 2 1

    RequiredElements

    20% The portfolio includes all

    required elements as well asadditional information.

    All required elements areincluded in the portfolio.

    All but 1 of the requiredelements are included in theportfolio.

    Several required elements weremissing.

    Content andGrammar

    20%

    Covers topic in-depth withdetails and examples. Subjectknowledge is excellent.

    There are no grammaticalmistakes and capitalization andpunctuation are correctthroughout the portfolio.

    Includes essential knowledgeabout the topic. Subjectknowledge appears to begood.

    There are few grammaticalmistakes, capitalization andpunctuation and correctthroughout the portfolio. Theerrors are not distracting tothe audience.

    Includes essentialinformation about the topicbut there are 1-2 factualerrors.

    There are few grammaticalmistakes and few errors incapitalization or punctuation.The errors are moderatelydistracting.

    Content is minimal OR thereare several factual errors.

    There are many grammatical,capitalization and punctuationerrors. The errors are verydistracting.

    Attractivenessand Creativity

    20%

    Makes excellent use of font,color, graphics, effects, etc. toenhance the portfolio.

    The portfolio is exceptionallyattractive.

    Makes good use of font,color, graphics, effects, etc.to enhance to presentation.

    The portfolio is attractive.

    Makes use of font, color,

    graphics, effects, etc. butoccasionally these detractfrom the portfolio content.

    The portfolio is acceptablyattractive.

    Use of font, color, graphics,

    effects etc. but these oftendistract from the portfoliocontent.

    The portfolio is distractinglymessy or very poorly designed.

    Final Project20%

    Interesting, well rehearsed withsmooth delivery that holdsaudience attention.

    The workload is divided and

    shared equally by all teammembers.

    Relatively interesting,rehearsed with a fairlysmooth delivery that usuallyholds audience attention.

    The workload is divided andshared fairly by all teammembers, though workloadsmay vary from person toperson.

    Delivery not smooth, but ableto hold audience attentionmost of the time.

    The workload was divided,but one person in the group

    is viewed as not doinghis/her fair share of thework.

    Delivery not smooth andaudience attention lost.

    The workload was not dividedOR several people in the group

    are viewed as not doing theirfair share of the work.

    Overall Qualityof Work

    and Attitude20%

    Central theme exceptionally highquality work. In depthunderstanding. Unique andsophisticated project.

    Very obvious that studentdevoted a lot of time and effortto the assignments.

    Items on topic and relatedquality work. Author'spassions and personality andinvolvement are clear.Creative project.

    Student devoted sufficienttime to the assignments.

    Items show limitedunderstanding of project.Work is of acceptable quality.Personality and involvementof author are limited.

    Student devoted some timeand effort to the assignmentsbut was not very thorough.

    Does enough to get by.

    Items show little understandingof project. Quality of work ispoor or well below author'sability. Time, effort, author'spersonality and/or passion aremissing.

    Student devotes little time andeffort to the writing process.

    Doesn't seem to care.


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