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UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
EDUCATIONAL PROJECT
IN FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR OBTAINING THE
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTICS DEGREE
TOPIC:
THE INFLUENCE OF METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES IN THE
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION.
PROPOSAL:
DESIGN A DIDACTIC GUIDE FOCUSED ON METHODOLOGICAL
STRATEGIES.
AUTHOR: MIRNA ARLETTY YCAZA VALDEZ
PROJECT’S TUTOR: Msc. Lizmary Feriz
GUAYAQUIL – ECUADOR
2019
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UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
_____________________________ ___________________________
MSc. Santiago Galindo Mosquera MSc. Pedro Rizzo Bajaña
DEAN. SUB DEAN.
__________________________ ___________________________
MSc. Carlos Valle Navarro. Ab. Sebastián Cadena Alvarado
DIRECTOR SECRETARY
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Msc.
MSc. JACINTO CALDERÓN VALLEJO.
DECANO DE LA FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA,
LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
CIUDAD
De mis consideraciones: En virtud que las autoridades de la Facultad de Filosofía, Letras y Ciencias de la Educación me designaron Consultora Académica de Proyectos Educativos de Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación, Mención: lengua Inglesa y Lingüística, el 27 de Noviembre del 2017. Tengo a bien informar lo siguiente: Que Mirna Ycaza Valdez, con C.I. 0906500327 diseñó el proyecto educativo con el tema: The influence of methodological strategies in the English pronunciation. Propuesta: Design a didactic guide focused on methodological strategies. El mismo que ha cumplido con las directrices y recomendaciones dadas por la suscrita. La participante ha ejecutado satisfactoriamente las diferentes etapas
constitutivas del proyecto, por lo que proceso a la aprobación del
proyecto, y pongo a vuestra consideración dadas por la suscrita.
Atentamente,
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Msc. Lizmary Feriz.
Consultora Académico
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Guayaquil, marzo de 2019
Msc.
JACINTO CALDERÓN VALLEJO.
DECANO DE LA FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE
LA EDUCACIÓN
CIUDAD.-
De mis consideraciones:
Para los fines legales pertinentes comunico a usted que los derechos
intelectuales del proyecto educativo con el tema: THE INFLUENCE OF
METHOLOGICAL STRATEGIES IN THE ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION.
Pertenecen a la Facultad de Filosofía, Letras y Ciencias de la Educación.
Atentamente,
____________________________
Mirna Ycaza Valdez.
C.I. 0906500327
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UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
PROJECT
TOPIC: THE INFLUENCE OF METHOLOGICAL STRATEGIES IN THE
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION.
PROPOSAL: DESIGN A DIDACTIC GUIDE FOCUSED ON
METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES.
APROBADO
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Tribunal N° 1
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Tribunal N° 2 Tribunal N° 3
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Mirna Arletty Ycaza Valdez.
C.I. 0906500327.
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EL TRIBUNAL EXAMINADOR OTORGA
AL PRESENTE TRABAJO
LA CALIFICACIÓN DE: ________
EQUIVALENTE A: ________
TRIBUNAL
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DEDICATION
I dedicate this thesis for my brother Alexander Ycaza Defranc,
because he always was with me in all moments more difficult of my life. He is
a great brother, a good friend; I am very happy, thankful with God. I am
finishing my thesis in the research of the English pronunciation and his wife
the Geoconda Lipari Touma of Ycaza was accompanying at all times in their
decisions together with her daughters and grandchildren.
My sister Ab. Emen Amasilia Ycaza Valdez, my cousin Ab. Bélgica
Valdez Requena and my niece Eng. Dania Ycaza Palacios they have given
me the hand at a time when most needed.
During my academic studies have left a legacy of teaching and
knowledge especially teachers: Dr. Luis Felipe Mantilla Huerta, Msc. María
del Carmen Robayo, Msc. Diana and Sophié Vascones, Msc. Josefina
Orobio, Msc. Martha Estrada Reyes, Ab. Jacinto Calderón, Msc. Williams
Chenche, Msc Freddy Chávez Zamora, Msc. Beatriz Loor, Msc. Susana
d´Lorenzo, Msc. Carlos Ernesto Valle Navarro..
Thanks, my college classmates “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello” in
the 1978 promotion, I took into account in its meetings and helped me with
their support unconditionally in the difficult moments of my life.
By Mirna Arletty Ycaza Valdez
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I thank to Dr. Francisco Campos Coello Public High School for give
me the opportunity to conduct the present investigation and to the director
Msc. Karly Coloma Aguilar for open the doors of the educational institution
to carry out the thesis, to the English Teacher and Students for being part
of this project.
I also thank the University of Guayaquil; I allow me of these nine
years the conclusion of my studies, and thus I finish my thesis in the
career the School of Languages and Linguistics. For my teachers dear as
Msc. Lizmary Feriz, Msc. Miguel Campuzano Díaz, and Msc. Shirley Icaza
Ronquillo it gives me their knowledge in the development of this research,
and the Msc. Carlos Ernesto Valle Navarro for guide me in the thesis.
By Mirna Arletty Ycaza Valdez
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REPOSITORIO NACIONAL EN CIENCIA Y TECNOLOGÍA
FICHA DE REGISTRO DE TESIS
TÍTULO Y SUBTÍTULO: La influencia de estrategias metodológicas en la pronunciación de Inglés. Diseñar una guía didáctica enfocada en estrategias metodológicas.
AUTORA: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
TUTOR: MSc. Lizmary Feriz REVISORES:
INSTITUCIÓN: UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL FACULTAD: Facultad de Filosofía, Letras y Ciencias de la Educación
CARRERA: Lenguas y Lingüística
FECHA DE PULICACIÓN: N° DE PÁGS:
TÍTULO OBTENIDO: Licenciatura en Ciencias de la Educación, mención Lengua Inglesa y Lingüística
ÁREAS TEMÁTICAS: Lengua Inglesa
PALABRAS CLAVES: Estrategias metodológicas, Pronunciación, Motivación
RESUMEN: En el presente estudio se investigó cuál es la influencia de la aplicación de estrategias metodológicas en la pronunciación de Inglés en los estudiantes de 8vo año sección A del Colegio Público Dr. Francisco Campos Coello, año lectivo 2017 – 2018. En ello se pudo constatar que los estudiantes tienen poca motivación por las actividades de pronunciación, presentan deficiencia de recursos tecnológicos, y además el profesor realiza insuficiente aplicación de estrategias metodológicas. Además, ellos tienen un escaso desarrollo de pronunciación, el cual causa a los estudiantes a que tengan un nivel bajo y expresivo. Ello se investigó para dar una solución al problema. La investigación fue realizada a través de análisis estadísticos y de campo. Ello fue investigado a través de una entrevista dirigida a la maestra de inglés y una encuesta a los estudiantes para conocer las dificultades que presentan en la pronunciación del idioma inglés. Por lo tanto, ello permite hacer un diseño de investigación, definir el tamaño de la muestra, y a través de ello poder recoger datos que evidencien ello. Por medio de esta investigación se pudo dar una solución al problema, a través del diseño de una guía didáctica enfocada en estrategias metodológicas. En conclusión, se concluye que los estudiantes tienen dificultad para pronunciar el idioma inglés, porque ellos no tienen un buen dominio de esta lengua. Se recomienda a la maestra de inglés aplicar estrategias metodológicas que motiven a los estudiantes a expresar correctamente el idioma inglés, y de esta manera ellos puedan mejorar su pronunciación.
N° DE REGISTRO (en base de datos): N° DE CLASIFICACIÓN:
DIRECCIÓN URL (tesis en la web):
ADJUNTO PDF: SI NO
CONTACTO: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
TELÉFONO: 0969795738
E-mail: [email protected]
CONTACTO EN LA INSTITUCION:
NOMBRE: Secretaría de la Escuela de Lenguas y Lingüística
TELÉFONO: (04) 2294888 Ext. 123 E-mail: [email protected]
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REPOSITORY NATIONAL IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
THESIS REGISTRATIONFORM
TÍTULO Y SUBTÍTULO: The influence of methodological strategies in the English pronunciation. Design a didactic guide focused on methodological strategies.
AUTHOR: Mirna Ycaza Valdez.
ADVISOR: MSc. Lizmary Feriz REVIEWERS:
INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF GUAYAQUIL
FACULTY: FACULTATY OF PHILOSOPHY, LETTERS AND SCIENCES IN THE EDUCATION
CAREER: LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS.
DATE OF PUBLISHING: NUMBER OF PAGES:
TITLE OBTAINED: Bachelor of Education in English Language and Linguistic.
THEMED AREAS: English Language
KEYWORDS: METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES, PRONUNCIATION, MOTIVATION.
ABSTRACT: In the present study was investigated what is the influence of the application of methodological strategies in the English pronunciation in the students of 8
th year section A at Dr. Francisco Campos Coello Public
High School, school year 2017 – 2018. In this was founding that students have little motivation for pronunciation activities, present deficiency of technological resources, besides the English teacher performs insufficient application of methodological strategies. Besides, they have a limited development of the pronunciation, which causes the students to have a low and expressive level. It was investigating to give a solution to the problem. The research was conducting through statistical analysis and field. It was investigating through an interview aimed to the English teacher, and a survey to the students to know about the difficulties that they present in the pronunciation of English language. Therefore, it allows making a design of research; define the size of the sample, and through it collects data that prove it. Through this research can provide a solution the problem, through the design of didactic guide focused on methodological strategies. In conclusion, it is concluding that students have difficulty in pronounce the English language, because they do not have a good command of this language. It recommend to the English teacher apply methodological strategies that encourage to the students to express correctly the English language, so can improve their pronunciation.
REGISTRATION NUMBER (in data base): CLASSIFICATION NUMBER:
DIRECTION URL (thesis on the web):
ATTACHED PDF: SI NO
AUTHOR/NAMES AND CONTACT: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
TELEPHONE: 0969795738
E-mail: [email protected]
CONTACT IN THE INSTITUTION:
NAME: Secretaría de la Escuela de Lenguas y Lingüística
TELEPHONE: (04) 2294888 Ext. 123 E-mail: [email protected]
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GENERAL INDEX
FRONT PAGE i
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ii
LETTER OF APPROVAL iii
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS iv
TRIBUNAL’S APPROVAL v
TRIBUNAL’S GRADE vi
DEDICATION vii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT viii
REPOSITORIO NACIONAL ix
GENERAL INDEX xi
TABLES xiv
FIGURES xiv
RESÚMEN xv
ABSTRACT xiv
INTRODUCTION 1
CHAPTER I 3
THE PROBLEM 3
1.1 PROBLEM OF THE INVESTIGATION 3
1.2 PROBLEM STATEMENT 3
1.3 SCIENTIFIC FACT 4
1.4 CAUSES 4
1.5 PROBLEM FORMULATION 4
1.6 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 4
1.6.1 GENERAL OBJECTIVE 4
1.6.2 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES 5
1.7 SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS 5
1.8 JUSTIFICATION 5
CHAPTER II 8
THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 8
2.1 BACKGROUND 8
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2.2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION 9
2.3 TYPES OF TEACHING METHODS 11
2.3.1 TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE 11
2.3.2 COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH 12
2.3.3 PRONUNCIATION 12
2.3.4 IMPORTANCE OF PRONUNCIATION 14
2.4 EMBODIED PRONUNCIATION PRACTICES 15
2.4.1 PRONUNCIATION WORKOUTS 16
2.4.2 BREATH TRAINING 16
2.4.3 SIMPLE DEVICES TO ENHANCE PERCEPTION 16
2.5 METHODS OF TEACHING PRONUNCIATION 17
2.6 LEGAL FOUNDATION 18
CHAPTER III 19
METHODOLOGY, PROCESS, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF
RESULTS
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3.1 METHODOLOGICAL DESIGN 19
3.1.1 EXPLORATORY RESEARCH 19
3.1.2 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH 19
3.1.3 QUALITATIVE REASEARCH 20
3.2 POPULATION AND SAMPLE 20
3.3 OPERATIONALIZATION OF VARIABLES CHART 21
3.4 RESEARCH METHODS 21
3.4.1 DEDUCTIVE METHOD 22
3.4.2 INDUCTIVE METHOD 22
3.4.3 STATISTICAL METHOD 22
3.5 TECHNIQUES AND RESEARCH TOOLS 22
3.5.1 INTERVIEW 23
3.652 PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION 23
3.5.3 SURVEY 23
3.6 ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA 24
3.6.1 SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS 24
3.7 INTERVIEW TO THE ENGLISH TEACHER 34
3.8 CHI SQUARE 36
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3.8.1 CHI SQUARE N° 1 36
3.8.2 CHI SCUARE N° 2 36
3.8.3 CHI SQUARE N° 3 36
CHAPTER IV 37
THE PROPOSAL 37
TITLE 37
6.1 JUSTIFICATION 37
6.2 OBJECTIVES 38
6.2.1 GENERAL OBJECTIVE 38
6.2.2 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES 38
6.3 THEORETICAL ASPECT 39
6.3.1 DIDACTIC FOUNDATION 39
6.3.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL 39
GUIDE DIDACTIC 40
CONCLUSIONS 41
RECOMMENDATIONS 41
REFERENCES 42
ANNEXES 45
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TABLES
TABLE 1: POPULATION AND SAMPLE 20
TABLE 2: OPERATIONAL MATRIX CHART OF THE VARIABLES 21
TABLE 3: QUESTION 1 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 24
TABLE 4: QUESTION 2 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 25
TABLE 5: QUESTION 3 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 26
TABLE 6: QUESTION 4 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 27
TABLE 7: QUESTION 5 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 28
TABLE 8: QUESTION 6 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 29
TABLE 9: QUESTION 7 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 30
TABLE 10: QUESTION 8 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 31
TABLE 11: QUESTION 9 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 32
TABLE 12: QUESTION 10 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 33
FIGURES
FIGURE 1: QUESTION 1 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 24
FIGURE 2: QUESTION 2 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 25
FIGURE 3: QUESTION 3 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 26
FIGURE 4: QUESTION 4 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 27
FIGURE 5: QUESTION 5 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 28
FIGURE 6: QUESTION 6 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 29
FIGURE 7: QUESTION 7 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 30
FIGURE 8: QUESTION 8 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 31
FIGURE 9: QUESTION 9 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 32
FIGURE 10: QUESTION 10 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS 33
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UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
TÍTULO Y PROPUESTA: LA INFLUENCIA DE ESTRATEGIAS METODOLÓGICAS
EN LA PRONUNCIACIÓN DE INGLÉS. DISEÑAR UNA GUÍA DIDÁCTICA
ENFOCADA EN ESTRATEGIAS METODOLÓGICAS.
RESÚMEN
En el presente estudio se investigó cuál es la influencia de la aplicación de estrategias
metodológicas en la pronunciación de Inglés en los estudiantes de 8vo año sección “A”
del Colegio Público Dr. Francisco Campos Coello, año lectivo 2017 – 2018. En ello se
pudo constatar que los estudiantes tienen poca motivación por las actividades de
pronunciación, presentan deficiencia de recursos tecnológicos, y además el profesor
realiza insuficiente aplicación de estrategias metodológicas. Además, ellos tienen un
escaso desarrollo de pronunciación, el cual causa a los estudiantes a que tengan un
nivel bajo y expresivo. Ello se investigó para dar una solución al problema. La
investigación fue realizada a través de análisis estadísticos y de campo. Ello fue
investigado a través de una entrevista dirigida a la maestra de inglés y una encuesta a
los estudiantes para conocer las dificultades que presentan en la pronunciación del
idioma inglés. Por lo tanto, ello permite hacer un diseño de investigación, definir el
tamaño de la muestra, y a través de ello poder recoger datos que evidencien ello. Por
medio de esta investigación se pudo dar una solución al problema, a través del diseño
de una guía didáctica enfocada en estrategias metodológicas. En conclusión, se
concluye que los estudiantes tienen dificultad para pronunciar el idioma inglés, porque
ellos no tienen un buen dominio de esta lengua. Se recomienda a la maestra de inglés
aplicar estrategias metodológicas que motiven a los estudiantes a expresar
correctamente el idioma inglés, y de esta manera ellos puedan mejorar su
pronunciación.
PALABRAS CLAVES:
ESTRATEGIAS METODOLÓGICAS
PRONUNCIACIÓN MOTIVACIÓN
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UNIVERSITY OF GUAYAQUIL
FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY, LETTERS AND EDUCATION SCIENCES
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS
UNIDAD DE TITULACIÓN
TITLE AND PROPOSAL: THE INFLUENCE OF METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES
IN THE ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION. DESIGN A DIDACTIC GUIDE FOCUSED ON
METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES.
ABSTRACT
This research studied the influence of the application of methodological strategies in
the English pronunciation in the students of 8th year section “A” at Dr. Francisco
Campos Coello Public High School, school year 2017 – 2018. It was determined that
students have little motivation for pronunciation activities; methodological strategies
were limited for the development of pronunciation, which causes the students to have a
low expressive level. The research was conducted through statistical analysis based on
class observation. There was an interview aimed to the English teacher, and a survey
to the students to know about the difficulties that they present in the pronunciation of
English language. Through this research it was possible to provide a solution to the
problem, which is the designing of a didactic guide focused on methodological
strategies. In conclusion, students have difficulties in the pronunciation of the English
language, because they do not have a good command of this language.
KEYWORDS:
METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES
PRONUNCIATION MOTIVATION
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INTRODUCTION
The context of the research refers the teaching of the Foreign Language
in the Public High School with the objective of the learning for the learners in the
English pronunciation.
The methodological strategies used for learning are based on task with
the explanation of the teacher, the use of grammar rules and spelling, without a
true reflection on the topic discussed in class, where students are easily
distracted due to the lack of importance. They give their study.
The task-based learning has a theoretical and empirical foundation in the
acquisition of a second language, this type of methodology are not responding
to the expected results because the tasks entrusted by the teacher are realized
with the use of translators, they are found on the internet and the help of
parents who do not have a good knowledge of the language. The proposed
objectives almost never come to be met due to the limited number of hours that
are available for the exercise of these skills in the context of English language
pedagogical training.
The educative institutions refer the problem of the English Language
pronunciation in the Public High School “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello”.
Therefore, the English pronunciation explains with the design of a didactic guide
in the methodological strategies; the abilities of the learners improve the
expressive communication in the learning and the linguistic.
This system permits the comprehension, the expression communicative
and the opinion different themes, the objective is to stimulate the interest in the
English. With this purpose, the method of the investigation consists on the
development of methodological strategies. The methods are the quantitative
methods, the numeric dates and people in the investigation.
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CHAPTER I: THE PROBLEM
The conflicts of investigation determine all the parameters and these
problems manifest in the learning of the English. The themes of investigation
encounter in the following investigation: the context of the investigation,
problems of the investigation, causes, scientific fact, situation conflict, the
variables dependents and independents, objectives, the questions of the
investigator, justification.
CHAPTER II: THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
This investigation contains different aspects: the theoretical framework,
the epistemology foundation, the legal foundation, the pedagogy foundation, the
philosophy foundation and the sociology foundation.
CHAPTER III: METHODOLOGY, PROCESS, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSION
OF RESULTS
The context of this branch is the execution of the materials, dates and
tabulations with the dependent and independent of the variables. These are the
influence in the methodology: design, types of investigation, the population and
the sample, types of operations models, methods of the investigation,
techniques in the investigation tools, analysis and interpretations of dates, Chic
Square, conclusions and recommendations.
CHAPTER IV: THE PROPOSAL
The principle of the chapter, the proposal encounters in the center of all
the models of operations, the development of the investigation carries out the
proposal with different aspects: Title of the proposal, justification, general
objective, specific objectives, feasibility in the application, financial, technical or
methods, human feasibility, description of the proposal, conclusions,
bibliographies, and annexes.
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CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM
1.1 PROBLEM OF THE INVESTIGATION
This research was conducted in the Public High School “Dr. Francisco
Campos Coello” and the Center of the Citadel Atarazana, it was focused on
students of eighth grade. According to the Common European Framework
(2002), students of eighth grade must be able to answer personal questions in
speaking skills.
However, these learners have presented some low scores in speaking
skills, the classes of English Language showed deficiencies in the
understanding of spoken tasks as well as in their pronunciation. For this reason,
students have difficulties to provide personal information which affects their
overall language development.
1.2 PROBLEM STATEMENT
The teachers use traditional methods, they have the lack of the
methodological strategies in the pronunciation, the learners have difficulties in
their communication, the pronunciation skills, and they have a basic level of
knowledge in the English language.
The institution does not have the technologies’ resources, neither a
laboratory with an adequate equipment where students develop their
pedagogical skills and the teachers have problems in the application of the
methodologies, neither the facilities of the tools for the learners with the
environment.
Students have low-level communication expressive; the application of
Methodological strategies develop in the students for the abilities expressive of
the pronunciation.
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1.3 SCIENTIFIC FACT
Taking into account all these factors, it could be concluded that the
scientific fact of this research in insufficiency in pronunciation of students of
eighth grade room “A” of Dr. Francisco Coello School in the academic year
2018-2019.
1.4 CAUSES
Students have deficit in the correct pronunciation of the English language
with the vocabulary, speaking, the grammatical rulers and communicative
expression. The school not have the necessaries technologies resources in the
development of their communicative skills and thus they not obtain results
adequate in the learning. The causes that can be mentioned are:
Insufficiency of technological laboratory resources.
Scanty applications of methodological strategies.
Deficiencies of pronunciation activities.
Traditional methods and techniques.
Improvisation in the classes.
1.5 PROBLEM FORMULATION
How does the methodological strategies influence in the development of
pronunciation in the students from the Public High School “Dr. Francisco
Campos Coello”, in the academic year 2018-2019?
1.6 RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
1.6.1 GENERAL OBJECTIVE
To determine the influence of methodological strategies in the
development of pronunciation in students of eighth year by means of
bibliographical and statistical analysis in order to design a didactic guide
focused on methodological strategies.
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1.6.2 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
To describe the methodological strategies through bibliographic, statistic
and field analysis in order to choose the most effective ones.
To characterize the pronunciation of students through observation and
data analysis, surveys and interview to teacher.
To design a didactic guide focused on methodological strategies through
the data gathered.
1.7 SCIENTIFIC QUESTIONS
1 Which are the theoretical grounds related to the methodological strategies in
the pronunciation?
2 What is the current situation of the methodological strategies in the
pronunciation of the students?
3 How can methodological strategies in the classroom help students to
develop their pronunciation?
4 Which benefits could a didactic guide focused on methodological strategies
bring to both students and teachers?
1.8 JUSTIFICATION
The Cronquist (2017), the structure politic in the countries: Argentina,
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru and
Uruguay speak Spanish; the results demonstrate deficit in the English learning.
The countries manifest interest in these individuals of the speaking English;
therefore, the educational system is generating knowledge the different levels in
the domain in this English language.
The countries internationals negotiate with the domain of the
communication of the English; ii is six of the ten countries, the laws of these
states obligate the English Language learning in the school. The countries
Argentina and Brazil teach the Foreign Language in the establishments
educative with favorable models learning of English. Although, these countries
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have medium navels in the application of knowledge English but this is
insufficient in the improvement of the English Language pronunciation.
In the different levels educative sector, the research is link intimate for
the learners about the success or failure in abilities of the reading with texts or
books and the oral comprehension of the English. This research has the basic
educative program, the teaching in the initial stage is benefits of the scholars in
the learning skills, and the countless of knowledge. These results obtain a
design of plans in ejection, the teachers and the supervisors help the
improvement of the teaching-learning process.
The Institute National Evaluation of Ecuador (INEVAL), in 2017, The
Ecuador will participate for the first time in the Program International Student
Assessment (PISA). These tests permit measure abilities such as
communication competence, numerical and scientific skills. In 2019, PISA
realizes the results of the programs; the students will encounter in theirs skills
and knowledge Language English. Besides, the students take decisions and the
resolving some problems.
The teachers not give a due importance in the English learning with
the scholars; they have a low comprehension in the reading, comprehension,
expression communicative and difficulties in the teaching- learning of the
English Language.
This system of English Pronunciation causes the routine generates
tiredness and boredom in the scholars towards the rejection of reading,
comprehension and expression communicative. The educational institution will
benefit ideas of theirs students. It is feasible in the support of human talent,
school authorities and with the help of the implements educative. Therefore, the
development of this research is with the presence of methodological strategies;
which allows students the improvement their pronunciation.
This research observes the presence of traditional teaching, the English
teacher realizes the insufficient application of the methodological strategies;
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there is inadequate pronunciation in the English language. Considers
appropriate the application of the methodological strategies in the teaching of
the English teacher, the motivation in the teaching learning skills for the
students in the pronunciation and it has an interest in the activities. Therefore,
acquire the knowledge, the generation with the yield in the subject of English.
The research is favorable in the improvement with the application of
methodological strategies in the 8th grade section “A”. It demonstrates the
results in the English pronunciation. This work analyze the problem and his
causes, the teacher of the educational institution permits a solution of the
problem.
The National Plan for Good Living 2013-2017, the individual optimizes
the capacities in the educative institution and the English teachers seek an
improvement methodological for the development of skills, students give part of
the innovation in the development of capacitates creative, the persons have the
law in the hands for the education with opportunities, conditions.
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CHAPTER II
THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
BACKGROUND 2.1
The Ravitch and Riggan (2012), there are tools for evaluating conceptual
frameworks. They indicate in the framework conceptual allows the researcher
through of tools in review them, it has valuable concepts of the theme, which
help enhance the theoretical framework.
The other manner, it can a conceptual framework of the following words:
clarifies, explains and justifies methodological decisions (Ravitch & Riggan,
2012:9).
For Ravitch and Riggan (2012), the conceptual framework helps to
explain, develop and justify the methodological strategies, it allows relate
concepts for reinforcements in the theoretical framework.
This theory of the learning demonstrates the results and it will obtain the
facility of the learning in this project. There is theories and opinions with values
for the comprehension. These themes fascinate in the scholars and the chapter
one, the proposal seeks the solution of the problem, the investigation made in
the Colegio Fiscal “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello”.
This investigation realizes in the compilation of some authors’ opinions,
yet different with the others, it has eminent information with the protection of the
organization APA; there is some citations in the concepts with the help of the
anti-plagiarism system.
This project has different foundations: theory, epistemology, psychology,
pedagogy, sociology, and legal, these foundations will permit the knowledge of
the theories for the investigation.
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2.2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION
The Methodological strategies are different system of methods, tools,
styles and forms of organization, it has a coherent theoretical, a special syntax
(the definition and an order of executable steps), the students improve the
teaching -learning in the environment (Falus, 1998). As cited in (Milinte, 2013)
For Falus (1998) who mention Milinte (2013), the Mythological strategies
are schemes of methods, tools, techniques and form of organization, these are
theirs objectives, it executes in the theories of teaching, it carries systematically
and the students acquire knowledge through of their abilities in an appropriate
environment.
Kistner et al. ( 2015), it has the same dates in the teaching, there are
Methodological strategies have with yield positive effect in the learners, the
methodological strategies permit the knowledge of the learners in the yield.
Therefore, through some techniques they can acquire new knowledge and
develop skills; they improve their capacities.
The Methodological strategies demonstrate in identify the criteria and
procedure with a guide didactic in the teaching- learning of the students. This
type of strategies permits a good learning in the learners. Therefore, the
methods have a magnificent teaching. These techniques demonstrate the
elaboration of plans with different activities; they take good decisions when they
have realizing some work.
Byron (2003) who mentions Castillo (2014), the technique is with list of
details, rulers or guidelines for any (teaching) activity. It is a description of step,
or a set of do’s and don’ts. Therefore, it can working with link of methods or
strategies.
For Bryson (2003) and Castillo (2014), the technique has sufficient rulers
grammatical; it utilizes some type of activity. Therefore, the methodological
strategies are processes in the improvement of the learning with the teachers
for any evaluation or work.
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Wirth and Leutner (2008), it makes mention (Saskia Kistner, 2015), Other
aspect is the teaching-learning strategies, this teaching (…) is the meaning in “a
process of learner’s auto regulation as plans, execution, and evaluation the
learning with different decisions in cognitive, motivation and aspects of conduct
with the process of learning”.
For Wirth and Leutner (2008), it makes mention Saskia Kistner (2015), the
methodological strategies of the learners need the nourishment of knowledge
and abilities in the process of the learning through the scholars obtain a yield in
the teaching learning with different activities in classes, acquire knowledge and
decisions in activities of learning.
These Methodological strategies serve of auto nourishment with knowledge
and abilities of the students. These techniques improve their proficiencies; it
takes decisions in the moment of some work. Besides, these techniques utilize
with appropriate methods in their knowledge, they can work systematically and
they develop abilities for improvements in the process of the learning.
The teaching of English Language pronunciation has in all the
professionals of the fields and the methodological change through the years,
they demonstrate their effective; (…) and the new teaching in the methods with
quality of English language with finality of the education with excellence.
Richards, Jack C & Rodgers, Theodore S, (2014). As cited in (Maridueña, 2017)
For Richards et al. (2014), mention Maridueña (2017), the
methodological strategies are the process of teaching learning. The frequent
change of the methodology through the years. Although, the teaching strategies
are insufficient. The teachers search the technology adequate in the knowledge
for learners and the trait in the education.
These methods are the descriptions or information’s knowledge; all direct
the yield in the English stage of teaching learning, the methods continuous
change forward with new rhythms during the process instructional. (Madhavan,
2011). As cited in (Castillo, 2014)
For Madhavan (2011) who mentions Castillo (2014), Methods of
methodological strategies are indispensable in the English language, students
perform different activities to improve the process of teaching-learning and
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skills, the teacher makes decisions so that students can get the best
knowledge.
Declaration, Diaz, (2010), as cited in (Renau, 2016), in these days, we
look in the learning of the English language in the school; you need the
satisfaction of the student for the communication and various methodological
strategies with the teacher of the institution and the (…) focus.
For Diaz (2010) who mentions (Renau 2016), the students improve their
activities with the comprehension of the contents in the methodological
strategies. Although, these strategies are indispensable for their teaching and
skills; it permits the evaluation of the knowledge in the process and objectives.
2.3 TYPES OF TEACHING METHODS
2.3.1 TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE
This indication is the program for the pronunciation with ideas in
execution; the learners realize the coordination with the actions and movements
of body. In execution: sit down, stand up (…) (Cran, n.d.). The PR indicate for
Freeman (2000), the people reduce the stress for improvement the learning and
skills the beginning level in the foreign language and it teaches the oral
proficiency. (p. 108), for cited (Castillo, 2014)
For Cran (n.d.), the mention of (Castillo 2014), this program is about
“SPEAK” with the coordination in the movements of body; the students improve
daily with activities in the skills of the English language. Freeman (2000), he
creates a form for diminish the stress when people learn the English Language,
it permits the teaching of the pronunciation skills in the basic level.
2.3.2 COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH
Although, (Oliveira, 2013), it explains about the effective of the
communicative competency in the learning, this focus realizes with the
operation of the learners in the English skills and the teacher is a facilitator in
the handling of the English language. As cited in (Castillo, 2014)
For Oliveira (2013), the focus communicative develops in the learning
with excellent operation of the English language. Therefore, the teacher is
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facilitator of the knowledge; this implies a constants evolution in their abilities
because students have capacities of the learning in the language.
2.3.3 PRONUNCIATION
Cook (1996) defines the pronunciation is a set of habits and abilities of
the different sounds; this classes of sounds listen constants for the correct
pronunciation in the foreign language when they speak incorrectly. As cited in
(Art, 2014)
For Cook (1996), the English pronunciation is a set of habits and abilities
of the learners in the tones. These different sounds listen daily the learners.
Besides, this teaching improves the intonation of the sounds when the
pronunciation is incorrect.
Gilakjani (2012). As cited in (Art, 2014), the pronunciation of the English
language is constant but the teachers are teaching enough knowledge of this
language although the students know the English Language. Without
nevertheless, the learners not speak between them for their communication,
after all is a great worry.
For Gilakjani. the pronunciation is a communication of the English; the
learners need plus conversation. Therefore, the students have an appropriate
vocabulary of the language, they not practice the foreign language but it is
necessary of the English pronunciation for the communication between them
and with others persons.
Derwing & Munro (2014), the opinion has the attention for the students in
the English pronunciation. In addition, it can correcting their pronunciation, they
improve their skills when they make mistakes in the English language. As cited
in (Rajamaki, 2016)
For Derwing & Munro (2014), the learners improve the English language
pronunciation. Without nevertheless, the students through the classes improve
their skills, learn vocabulary, nourish their knowledge and correct mistakes
when they practice the English pronunciation.
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Tergujeff (2013) mentions Rajamaki (2016), the lack of methodological
strategies are causing problems in the communicative expressive language, the
learners have a deficiency of the speaking; teachersb teach new techniques of
language in schools. Therefore, if the students need acquire these techniques
of the English language. They improve the pronunciation.
This resurgence is seeing parts of a cycle, there are times in the past
where the learning was of the forefront in the language pronunciation and
assessment (Isaacs, 2014). As cited in (Isaacs, 2017).
Isaacs (2014), the English language pronunciation had a trajectory in the
past, it has seeing forefront of the language, and the learners improve the
pronunciation skills. They permit the communication in their field.
Currently, many learners have deficient in the pronunciation of the
language; however, today there are different types of Methodology strategies,
the students improve the pronunciation of the English language. Therefore, they
pronounce correctly the English language.
The other factor is the great influence with the ages of the students for
the correct pronunciation of the sounds in the English language skills; it
considers a predecessor in acquire knowledge of the foreign language
(Granena & Long, 2012).
For Granena & Long (2012), the age of the learners is a factor in the
skills of the English pronunciation, already what they permit acquire the sounds
and skills in the accent of the English pronunciation.
2.3.4 IMPORTANCE OF PRONUNCIATION
The importance of the English pronunciation is the speaking and English
language skills. (Gilakjani, 2011). As cited in (Chen, 2014)
For Gilakjani (2011), the classification in the pronunciation of the English
is in the skills of English language, they need the communication with others.
Therefore, it is necessary the speakers and listeners in the English language
pronunciation for the process of learning.
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ESL investigates, the majority of the learners manifest for speaking
English native in foreign language (Derwing, 2003), but the learners not has
fascination in the learning of the pronunciation (Hismanoglu, 2006).
For Derwing (2003), the majority of learners treat for speaking English
native in foreign language but they not desire learning in the pronunciation for
the communication with others.
According, Hismanoglu (2006), learning cannot obtain information in the
pronunciation but this pronunciation requires a good orientation in the English
language. Therefore, the learners practice constantly the English Language in
the pronunciation; the scholars will lose the fear of speaking in public. The
pronunciation has a discipline in the English language for a correct dialogue.
The pronunciation is very import in the learning of the English language
but the students desires that their communication expressive with others and
they will lose the fear of speaking in public, therefore, the discipline are
dialogues constantly the English.
The competence of English Language is the great part the dialogue in
the pronunciation. Precisely is easily the comprehension in the communication
with others. Besides, the English pronunciation has a low level; they need more
increase in the words of the English in the communication. (Gilakjani, 2011;
Jahan, 2011). As cited in (Chen, 2014)
Gilakjani and Jahan (2011), mention Chen (2014), the learners have the
fascination in the communication with others. Whereas, the English
pronunciation permits the influence in the skills. The learners augment their
vocabulary, communication expressive and the motivation in the English
language.
Of the other manner, the pronunciation is enough dispensable in this
theme, the learning is the vocabulary or grammar in the students of the English
Language (…). Whereas, many learners have difficulty for speaking in the
English language but the lacks of stimulation produce problems in the learning,
the learners need a communication expressive continuous since principle of the
teaching. This type of benefit augments their knowledge in the English language
skills. (Yates & Zielinski 2009, p. 11). As cited in (Art, 2014)
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Yates and Zielinski (2009), mention Art (2014), the pronunciation is
enough necessary, the learners not know the pronunciation of the vocabulary or
grammar, if the students will can speaking perfectly the pronunciation with the
instruments adequate. Although, the learners have the difficult in the
pronunciation, but the learners not have the tools in the English learning. The
learners need the communication continuous of the English language; it
augments their knowledge in the skills.
2.4 EMBODIED PRONUNCIATION PRACTICES
Depend of many specialists in the pronunciation (e.g., Chan, Brinton, &
Gilbert 2018; Grant 2014; Murphy 2017; Yoshida 2016), they convert in the
manner efficient of the pronunciation, the teachers need basics knowledge in
the phonology, philosophy, the deed of the learning in the pronunciation and
skills, precisely, it teaches adequate language in the pronunciation of the
English (Brinton, 2014). The techniques of English pronunciation are
necessaries for the construction of an adequate language. As cited in (Chan,
2018)
2.4.1 PRONUNCIATION WORKOUTS
The facilitator of the learning has the modification of elements similar or
equal of a physical education class in the pronunciation. A happy work, it
describes numeral physical warm-up activities (Chan, 1994a). They
demonstrate these activities in the Pronunciation. Doctor You tube Channel
(…). Cited in (Chan, 2018)
Chan (1994), mentions Chan (2018), the technique has the continuation
of the teaching since this year, and the supporters improve the pronunciation
skills in various activities of the oral expression.
2.4.2 BREATH TRAINING
The control of the air sends in the lungs through vocal folds and resonate
in the cavities; it manifests the breath a impulse of the pronunciation. Honda
(2008), describes three units functional of expression: “generation of air
pressure, regulation of vibration, and control of resonators” . As cited in (Chan,
2018)
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Honda (2008), mentions Chan (2018), the breath has the resonation of
the vocal cavities. The persons speak their pronunciation. It exists three types
functional: the first the diaphragm sends air through the trachea, the second
augment the chest, and the third loose the muscles in the neck.
2.4.3 SIMPLE DEVICES TO ENHANCE PERCEPTION
Of the other manner, Chan (2018), proportion a description with links of
video clips, this simple gadget practices tones with the teacher and the students
for improvements of the perception, and the production of vowels and rhythms.
For Chan (2018), describe the links of video clips, these tools help with
the tones for the teacher and the learners in the pronunciation, they improve the
production vocals and rhythms.
2.5 METHODS OF TEACHING PRONUNCIATION
Celce-Murcia, et al (2007), mention Art (2014), nowadays the people
have feeble the pronunciation. The integration of the knowledge improves with
new techniques in the words, comprehension and communicate expressive of
the pronunciation. Cited in (Art, 2014)
Celce-Murcia, et al (2007), mention Art (2014), nowadays the persons
have different sounds in the pronunciation, words, comprehension and
communication expressive. Although, the improvement of the knowledge
integrate with techniques of the language.
Of the other manner, Celce-Murcia et al (2007) mentions the techniques
and tools teach the pronunciation: Listen and Repeat (a technique from the
Direct Method, e.g., She sells (seashells in the sea shore.), Phonetic Training (a
technique of the Reform Movement, e.g., (…) Minimal Pair Drills (a technique of
introduction during Audio-lingual era. As cited in (Art, 2014)
Celce-Murcia et al (2007) mention Art (2014), the technique listen and
repeat for the Direct Method in stage of 1900s. Although, it was through intuition
and imitation; the learners learn listening the English pronunciation; later, the
contribution of the linguistic is teaching the pronunciation since 1890s, part of
the Reform Movement with habits of the phonetic, this produces an excellent
learning in the speaking of the learners.
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The direct method denies in the 1920s. The problem is the teaching of
the English phonetic in the Reform Movement. Later, the pail drill selects the
technique for the method Audio-lingual of the 1950s and 1960s. Therefore, this
method serves with different words in a sole sound for the learning of the
English language; the method divides in four skills: the speaking, listening,
writing and reading. The activities of Audio-lingual were the expression with
dialogues for the correct the English pronunciation. The learners develop the
skills in the pronunciation in the English.
2.6 LEGAL FOUNDATION.
The present investigation is based on the Organic Law of Intercultural
Education and the Code of the childhood and Adolescence, which in the article
37 of The Code of the childhood and Adolescence Chapter III, Section fourth it
is established the next:
Article 37. - It guarantees that children and adolescents have teachers,
didactic materials, laboratories, premises, adequate facilities and resources and
enjoy a favorable environment for learning. This right includes effective access
to initial education from zero to five years, and therefore flexible and open
programs and projects, adapted to the cultural needs of the students, will be
developed;
According to what it is mentioned in this article, children and adolescents
have the right to a quality education from the beginning of their years of study,
with methodology, materials and didactic resources that will facilitate a better
learning in each subject and level that they study.
In the articles 2 and 43 of The Organic Law of Intercultural Education (LOEI)
it is established the next: Article 2, Section ll.- Relevance. - Students are
guaranteed a training that responds to the needs of their social, natural and
cultural environment at the local, national and global levels.
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CHAPTER III
METHODOLOGY, PROCESS, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
3.1 METHODOLOGICAL DESIGN
The data obtained of the events in the field about the students from
Public High School. “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello” 8th Grade section “A” is
described through this chapter. This investigation describes the types of
investigation, population and sample with the methods, techniques and tools
investigation; the interview and the survey encountered in these objectives.
Although,this investigation seeks the solution of the problem in the different
contents of the data, statistical analysis and tabulation.
TYPES OF RESEARCH
This project encounters three types of investigation: exploratory, quantitative
and qualitative.
3.1.1 EXPLORATORY RESEARCH
The exploratory investigation permits the observation in the field, it
demonstrates problems in the Colegio Fiscal “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello”,
and this implies the analysis with objectives. It exists any doubts in this
investigation; it is necessary the application of tools and the solution of the
problem.
3.1.2 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH
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It permits the compilation of dates and the quantitative investigation; they
have a percent in the results of the subjects.
We can gain insight from this descriptive analysis adding evidence on
which characteristics are potentially important for vocabulary acquisition. The
systematic recording of the methodology and presentation of summary
measures makes the research more transparent, and allows us to compare the
results with other similar studies (Mackey and Gass, 2015).
3.1.3 QUALITATIVE REASEARCH
This investigation has the inspection of the narration, quantification of the
persons and techniques of observation with participation in the human
behaviour.
The systematic registry of this methodology is the essential element that,
confronted by statistical data, permits one to obtain trustworthy information
about the research objective (Castro, 2003). Its aim is to try to discover the
triggering aspects that characterize the study sample according to the influence
of ludic activities to motivate the vocabulary acquisition of students.
3.2 POPULATION AND SAMPLE
The population has the English teacher and thirty students in the Colegio
Fiscal “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello, of 8th grade section “A”. It is in the city of
Guayaquil; the population is minor of 100 learners not needs the formula
statistics.
TABLE 1: POPULATION AND SAMPLE
DESCRIPTION POPULATION SAMPLE
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TEACHER
STUDENTS
1
30
1
30
TOTAL 31 31
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Authors: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
3.3 OPERATIONALIZATION OF VARIABLES CHART
TABLE 2: OPERATIONAL MATRIX CHART OF THE VARIABLES
VARIABLES DIMENSIONS INDICATORS
INDEPENDENT METHODOLOGICAL STRATEGIES
Methodological Strategies
The strategy is a complex system with methods, tools, organization of styles and forms realization of objectives.
Importance It is important aspect of the development with an auto-regulation learning.
Types of Teaching Methods
-Total physical response. -Communicative access.
DEPENDENT PRONUNCIATION
Pronunciation The habits of pronunciation obtain the realization of sounds; repeating words, phrases or sentences; grammatical rulers when the pronunciation is incorrect.
Importance The speaking is more important in the English pronunciation skills.
Embodied Pronunciation Practices
-Tasks pronunciation. -Formation of respiration. -Ideas for the improvement of the perception.
Techniques of -Listen and Repeat
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Teaching Pronunciation
-Phonetic Training -Minimal Pair Drills
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Authors: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
3.4 RESEARCH METHODS
Soiferman (2010), mention Creswell and Plano Clark (2007), the method
of this investigation has two types of analysis: deductive and inductive. These
methods of analysis permit the compilation of dates.
Of the other manner, Creswell (2005) the investigation interprets two
types of statistical analysis: descriptive and inferential with recompilation of
dates.
3.4.1 DEDUCTIVE METHOD
The deductive method is the representations visual dates; it utilizes
graphs, plots, and tables. The investigator utilizes quantitative analysis and the
conclusions logistics with evidences and arguments (Trochim, 2006).
Trochim (2006), this method is the representation of individuals with
dates, graphics, plots, and tables. This method utilizes the objectives of the
conclusions with directions in the aspect global of the investigation.
3.4.2 INDUCTIVE METHOD.
Of the other manner, Creswell (2005), the qualitative method is an
educational investigation in the opinion of the participants, it realizes asks
enlarge, questions general, collection of dates, with words (or texts) of the
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participants. Describing and analyzing these words with themes, and the
manner subjective in the investigation of conducts human and bias (p. 39).
Creswell (2005), the method inductive analysis permits the actions of the
conduct human in this investigation. This analysis permits the experiences of
the participants in the educational institution.
3.4.3 STATISTICAL METHOD
This type of analysis permits the investigator the comparison of the
independent variable with one or various groups for the analysis and changes
with the dependent variable (Creswell, 2005). Other manner, Creswell (2005),
this investigation permits the investigator in the oral comprehension with the
people through of the results; the frequencies of the analysis have the plans of
each survey, these objectives describe the relationship of the variables in this
investigation.
3.5 TECHNIQUES AND RESEARCH TOOLS
The techniques and tools of this investigation are procedures accessible
in the knowledge of the persons; it is the observation of the participant in the
interview and survey.
3.5.1 INTERVIEW
These techniques apply with the English teacher of 8th grade section “A”,
it formulates for writing. It realizes through a questionnaire with ten questions
informative for the investigation of the people.
3.5.2 PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
This investigation permits the communication with the persons through
the inquiry in the human behavior with the educational community and the
facility in the comprehension of the reality with them.
3.5.3 SURVEY
In this investigation, it was selected in the Colegio Fiscal “Dr. Francisco
Campos Coello” scholars from the 8th Grade section “A”, where the application
of the surveys was applied to each learner. The learner put an X in the answers
of this survey with personal opinion. The information of the results released the
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vision of the survey with the problems of the learners in the pronunciation of
English language through Liker scale and these are:
Strongly agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
UNIVERSITY OF GUAYAQUIL
FACULTY OF LETTERS AND SCIENCES OF EDUCATION
GENERAL CORDINATION OF RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC PROJECT
INTERVIEW TO THE ENGLISH TEACHER
1. - Practice you the methodological strategies in the improvement of the
English Communication expressive with the learners?
2. – Like you the new methodological strategies with a didactic guide of the
pronunciation in English language classes for the learners?
3. – Manifest you the new methodological strategies in the fortress of dialogues
with the classes of English pronunciation?
4. – Have you the motivation with the Methodological Strategies in the speaking
skills through techniques of the English pronunciation?
5. – Utilize you the didactic guide in the English pronunciation for the learners?
6. –Know you some effective this technique of learning in the improvement of
the English pronunciation for the learners?
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7. – How is realizing the evaluation of the learners in the English pronunciation
yield?
8. –How serve the English pronunciation with the Methodological Strategies in
the learners?
9. - Would utilize you the methodological strategies for the learners
pronunciation?
10. - Do you think that it is necessary to design a didactic guide focused on
methodological strategies?
UNIVERSITY OF GUAYAQUIL
FACULTY OF LETTERS AND SCIENCES OF EDUCATION
GENERAL CORDINATION OF RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC PROJECT
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS.
OBJECTIVE: To know the influence of the application of methodological strategies in the English pronunciation in the learners, Public High School “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello” of the 8
th Grade Section “A”.
Liker Scale
Strongly agree Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly disagree
5 4 3 2 1
INSTRUCTION: Put a “X” in the box according to your opinion
N° QUESTIONS 5 4 3 2 1
1 Should practice you the English pronunciation with Methodological strategies trough new techniques?
2 What consider you the methodological strategies with the increment of the English vocabulary in the pronunciation?
3 Why speak you the English with the companions of the methodological strategies?
4 When influence you the interest of the English in the methodological strategies with the new technologies?
5 What think you the motivation in the games interactive for the communication expressive of the English?
6 Should need you the Methodological strategies in the development of the English pronunciation with the didactic guide?
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7 How realize you the speaking English through the didactic guide with tools technologies?
8 Should work you the guide didactic with grammatical rulers for the English oral in the classroom
9 Why like you the didactic guide for the English oral?
10 Should narrate you an English story in front of the companions in the classroom?
Source: Public High School “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello”.
Researcher: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
COORDINACION GENERAL DE INVESTIGACIÓN Y PROYECTO ACADÉMICO
ENTREVISTA A LA MAESTRA DE INGLÉS
1.- ¿Usted piensa que el uso de estrategias metodológicas es importantes para
mejorar la pronunciación en los alumnos?
2.- ¿Usted ha usado estrategias metodológicas para mejorar la pronunciación del
idioma inglés?
3.- ¿Usted sabe cómo utilizar estrategias metodológicas en las clases de inglés para
mejorar la pronunciación?
4.- ¿Usted cree que el uso de estrategias metodológicas mejora la pronunciación de
Inglés?
5.- ¿Cómo están motivados los estudiantes a incrementar la pronunciación de inglés?
6.- ¿Sabe usted alguna técnica eficaz para mejorar la pronunciación del idioma Inglés?
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7.- ¿Cómo es evaluado el rendimiento de los estudiantes en la pronunciación del
idioma Inglés?
8.- ¿Puede la pronunciación del idioma inglés ser desarrollada a través del uso de
estrategias metodológicas?
9.- ¿Usaría usted estrategias metodológicas para incrementar la pronunciación de los
estudiantes?
10.- ¿Piensa usted que es necesario diseñar una guía didáctica enfocada en
estrategias metodológicas?
3.6 ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA 3.6.1 SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 1: Practice the English pronunciation with the Methodological strategies through new techniques SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A” .
TABLE 3: ITEM 1 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 15 50%
Agree 7 23%
Neutral 1 4%
Disagree 6 20%
Strongly disagree 1 3%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
FIGURE 1: ITEM 1 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
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Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 50% of learners strongly agree the English
pronunciation in classes with the methodological strategies through new
techniques, the 23% agree, the 4% are neutral, the 20% disagree, and the 3%
strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS
ITEM 2: The methodological strategies will increase the English vocabulary and the pronunciation SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 4: ITEM 2 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 9 30%
Agree 7 23%
Neutral 4 13%
Disagree 8 27%
Strongly disagree 2 7%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
FIGURE 2: QUESTION 2 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
50%
23%
4%
20%
3%
English pronunciation
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Váldez
COMMENT:
The results, the 30% of learners strongly agree the methodological
strategies with the augmentation of the vocabulary in the English Language
pronunciation, the 23% agree, the 13% are neutral, the 27% disagree, and the
7% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 3: To speak English through the use of the Methodological strategies will enhance pronunciation SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 5: QUESTION 3 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 3 10%
Agree 3 10%
Neutral 6 20%
Disagree 11 37%
Strongly disagree 7 23%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
FIGURE 3: QUESTION 3 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
30%
23% 13%
27%
7%
Methodological Strategies
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 10% of learners strongly agree dialogues with
grammatical rulers in the methodological strategies for the English
pronunciation, the 20% agree, the 37% are neutral, the 23% disagree, and the
10% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS
ITEM 4: The influence of the methodological strategies with the new technologies to improve pronunciation is a good idea SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 6: QUESTION 4 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 12 40%
Agree 7 23%
Neutral 2 7%
Disagree 8 27%
Strongly disagree 1 3%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
FIGURE 4: ITEM 4 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
10% 10%
20%
37%
23%
Teaching Strategies
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 40% of learners strongly agree any interest in the
English pronunciation with the methodological strategies, the 23% agree, the
7% are neutral, the 27% disagree, and the 3% strongly agree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 5: The motivation and interactive games to develop communication and pronunciation SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 7: QUESTION 5 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 4 13%
Agree 10 34%
Neutral 7 23%
Disagree 7 23%
Strongly disagree 2 7%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
40%
23% 7%
27%
3%
Interest In English Learning
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FIGURE 5: ITEM 5 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 13% of learners strongly agree the stimulation of the
games interactive for the communication expressive in English, the 34% agree,
the 23% are neutral, the 23% disagree, and the 7% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 6: The Methodological strategies in the development of the English pronunciation are needed. SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 8: QUESTION SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 5 17%
Agree 7 23%
Neutral 5 17%
Disagree 11 36%
Strongly disagree 2 7%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
13%
34%
23%
23%
7%
Motivation
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FIGURE 6: ITEM 6 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 17% of learners strongly agree the didactic guide of the
English pronunciation with Methodological Strategies, the 23% agree, the 17%
are neutral, the 36% disagree, and the 7% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 7: It is important to speak English through the elaboration of a didactic guide. SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 9: QUESTION 7 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 8 27%
Agree 6 20%
Neutral 7 23%
Disagree 5 17%
Strongly disagree 4 13%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
17%
23%
17%
36%
7%
Didactic Guide
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FIGURE 7: ITEM 7 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 27% of learners strongly agree practice the English
pronunciation with the didactic guide, the 20% agree, the 23% are neutral, the
17% disagree, and the 13% strongly agree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS
ITEM 8: The teacher should use the didactic guide with grammatical rules for the development of pronunciation. SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 10: QUESTION 8 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 10 33%
Agree 6 20%
Neutral 4 13%
Disagree 8 27%
Strongly disagree 2 7%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
27%
20% 23%
17%
13%
Teaching Techniques
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FIGURE 8: ITEM 8 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 33% of learners strongly agree the work with
methodological strategies in English classes, the 20% agree, the 13% are
neutral, the 27% disagree, and the 7% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS ITEM 9: The didactic guide for English pronunciation is very important SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A’’.
TABLE 11: QUESTION 9 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 7 23%
Agree 5 17%
Neutral 4 13%
Disagree 11 37%
Strongly disagree 3 10%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
FIGURE 9: ITEM 9 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
33%
20% 13%
27%
7%
Grammar Rules
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 23% of learners strongly agree the design of a didactic
guide for English pronunciation, the 17% agree, the 13% are neutral, the 37%
disagree, and the 10% strongly disagree.
SURVEY TO THE LEARNERS
ITEM 10: To create a didactic guide based on methodological strategies will
benefit the students and the teacher too.
SAMPLE: 30 Learners. Course: 8th Grade “A”.
TABLE 12: QUESTION 10 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
ALTERNATIVES FREQUENCY PORCENTAGE
Strongly Agree 14 47%
Agree 6 20%
Neutral 6 20%
Disagree 3 10%
Strongly disagree 1 3%
TOTAL 30 100% Source: Data collected from eighth grade students
Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
23%
17%
13%
37%
10%
Didactic Guide
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FIGURE 10: ITEM 10 SURVEY TO THE STUDENTS
Source: Data collected from eighth grade students Author: Mirna Ycaza Valdez
COMMENT:
The results, the 47% of learners strongly agree of narration of different
stories for the improvement in the English pronunciation, the 20% agree, the
20% are neutral, the 10% disagree, and the 3% strongly disagree.
3.7 INTERVIEW TO THE ENGLISH TEACHER
47%
20%
20%
10%
3%
Narration
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neutral
Disagree
Strongly disagree
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FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
GENERAL CORDINATION OF RESEARCH AND ACADEMIC PROJECT
1. – Do you practice the methodological strategies in the improvement of
the English communication in classes?
Yes, I practice the methodological strategies in the improvement of the English
communication with the learners.
2. – Do you like the new methodological strategies with a didactic guide of
the pronunciation in English language classes for the learners?
Yes, I like the new methodological strategies with a didactic guide of the English
pronunciation classes for the learners.
3. – Do you use the new methodological strategies in the fortress of
dialogues with the classes for the English pronunciation?
Yes, I manifest the new methodological strategies in the fortress of dialogues
with the classes for the English pronunciation.
4. – how do you use the motivation of the speaking skills through
techniques?
Yes, I have motivation of the speaking skills through techniques.
5. – How do you use the didactic guide in the English pronunciation of
learners?
Yes, I utilize the didactic guide in the English pronunciation of the learners.
6. – how do you apply the techniques of the speaking in an effective way
for the learners?
Yes, I apply the techniques of speaking in form effective for the learners.
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7. - How do you apply the evaluation of the students in the pronunciation
of English language?
It realizes the evaluation through oral lessons with the learners in the
pronunciation of English Language.
8. - How does the English pronunciation work with the Methodological
strategies in the learners?
The methodological strategies serve of support material for the improvement in
the English pronunciation with the learners.
9. - Would you make use of the methodological strategies for the
augmentation of the knowledge in the learners with the English
pronunciation?
Yes, I utilize the methodological strategies for the augmentation of the
knowledge in the learners with the English pronunciation.
10. – Do you need a didactic guide for the interest of the learners with the
speaking skills?
Yes, I need the didactic guide for the interest of the learners with the speaking
skills.
3.8 CHI SQUARE
3.8.1 CHI SQUARE N° 1
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3.8.2 CHI SCUARE N° 2
3.8.3 CHI SQUARE N° 3
CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER IV
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THE PROPOSAL
TITLE
A didactic guide focused on methodological strategies in the
pronunciation of English.
6.1 JUSTIFICATION
Students not loan attention in the English pronunciation, the learners do
not utilize an appropriate vocabulary, they have deficiency in oral
comprehension of the Foreign Language, grammatical ruler’s deficiencies and
the spelling, and they have not an interest about the English learning.
The creativity of the English teachers is necessary in the methodological
strategies for students of the English pronunciation.
This investigation proposes the designing of a didactic guide focused on
methodological strategies for students 8th Grade section “A”. This will be useful
for teachers and learners in Public High School “Dr. Francisco Campos Coello”
improve the English pronunciation.
Students possess difficulties and deficiencies in the development of the
English pronunciation. The development of the English pronunciation made in
the tasks with the teacher’s explanation. The teacher does not comply for the
limited number of minutes available for each exercise.
The tasks not have confidence with the teacher without the technology of
translator in the Internet, the parents have not a good knowledge in the English,
and the students are easily distracting with little importance in the classes of
English, the learners have not motivation in the learning of the pronunciation in
the English.
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The educative institution has not resources for the implementation of an
adequate laboratory for the English learning.
The methodological strategies for students are listening, spelling in the
pronunciation and repeat the phonetics of the alphabet, words, phrases,
sentences, vocabulary, grammatical rulers with CD interactive where the
students should realize dialogues with others people.
6.2 OBJECTIVES
6.2.1 GENERAL OBJECTIVE
To increase the standard of speaking in the English pronunciation, the students
dialogue between themselves and in the field.
6.2.2 SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES.
6.2.2.1 To present grammatical rulers of the English pronunciation with the
didactic guide in the classroom.
6.2.2.2 To provide the students with oral comprehension activities and
dialogues with emphasis in English pronunciation.
6.2.2.3 To apply songs with specific sounds in the English pronunciation.
To discover how methodological strategies motivate their speaking skill.
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6.3 THEORETICAL ASPECTS
6.3.1 DIDACTIC FOUNDATION
This didactic guide contains several instructions of the methodological
strategies for the students in the English pronunciation. Students utilize
methods for their learning with adequate decisions and capable in
developments of tasks.
The purpose is to strengthen methodological strategies in English
pronunciation learners with the didactic guide
6.3.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPOSAL
The proposal is for the students of the Public High School “Dr. Francisco
Campos Coello”, of 8th Grade Section “A”, locates in the city of Guayaquil, the
English teacher helps the improvement of the English pronunciation.
The proposal is the design of the didactic in the learning English
language. The guide has various instructions and it contains:
The Basic Education with this information in the English language
pronunciation improves the teaching- learning of the English.
This proposal permits the students in the communication of English
language through design of the didactic guide on the methodological strategies
with activities of the English pronunciation.
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UNIVERSIDAD DE GUAYAQUIL
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFÍA, LETRAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACIÓN
ESCUELA DE LENGUAS Y LINGÜÍSTICA
GUIDE DIDACTIC
DESIGN A DIDACTIC GUIDE FOCUSED ON METHODOLOGICAL
STRATEGIES.
AUTHOR: MIRNA YCAZA VALDEZ
GUAYAQUIL – ECUADOR
2019
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 1
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 2
Comment
The foods consume with responsible for maintain the better health.
Pizza is an oven-baked flat bread typically topped with tomato sauce and cheese. It exist various types for Baked as coal, wood, gas, and electric ovens, it is generally supplementing with a selection of meats, vegetables, and condiments.
Chocolate originate of the cacao. It is usually brown and
sweet; the preparation is with seeds, roasted and grind, it is
the flavor of vanilla, it cooks, the chocolate is in the form of a
liquid, it utilizes in paste or in a block or supplement as a
flavoring ingredient in other sweet foods.
Ice cream is a frozen food; it is usually from dairy products, such
as milk and cream, it is mixture with fruits or other ingredients of
flavors. Some varieties contain sugar, although others have
sweeteners. In some cases, artificial flavorings and colorings,
therefore utilizes the natural ingredients.
A potato chip is a thin slice of potato that it is fried or baked and
crunchy. Potato chips serve commonly as an appetizer before of the foods.
They cook with salt; the manufactures are with various flavorings and
ingredients including seasonings, herbs, spices, cheeses, and artificial
additives.
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EVALUATION SHEET N° 2
1. Match the Numbers according to words with pictures correctly (5 points)
2. Complete the word with vowels according to the vocabulary learned. (5
points)
1. P__zz__
2. P_t__t__ ch__ps
3. F__ ___s
4. S__ndw__ch
5. Cl__ss__c L__y´s
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL N° 3
Jazz Music
Reggae Music
Romantic music
TYPE OF MUSIC
Opera music Folk music
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 3
Comment
These are various instruments of the epoch and all type of music.
What is Music?
Definition of music are sounds with vibrations of different instruments acoustics as piano, guitar, flute… the music is gradable with rimes. The singer and the Banda are precursors of different type’s
music. It is fundamental to discuss, categorize, and otherwise consider the phenomenon of the music. Many suggest as culture of different countries, form part of the life.
To many people in many cultures, music is an important part of their way of life
Romantic music is a term denoting an era of Western classical music that began
in the late 18th or early 19th century. It was relating with the Romanticism. This type
of music is to encounter in places where the couple enjoy the romantic music and
persons remember their epoch with dance in the daily of the life, in special San
Valentin.
Pop music is more flexible and constantly changing. It is strong sounds
and modern that crazy young people have fascination, it is in success of
this epoch and the more sold
Opera is one place where persons participate for listen the melodies, the music
has with different arts and talent as singing, drama, poetry, plastic arts and
sometimes dance, all the components of opera combine their expressiveness and
their beauty. This complex alchemy makes an opera performance an
extraordinary show, monopolizing the sight, hearing, imagination and sensibility
of the audience, where they are all human passions in the work.
Jazz is a genre of music that originated in African-American communities
during the late 19th and early 20th century. Jazz emerged in many parts of
the United States of independent popular musical styles; linked by the
common bonds of European American and African-American musical
parentage with a performance orientation
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EVALUATION SHEET N°3
1. Match the correct words with the picture (5points)
2. Choose the correct words in the box and write according the picture
Opera music
Jazz Music
Romantic music
Music
Pop – romantic- jazz- blu- electronic- rock-folk- opera-Reggae
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 4
THE ANIMALS
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 4
Comment
These animals are wild and ferocious in their environment.
Wolves are a class of the canine
family and they are ferocious in
the jungle.
Kangaroos are large
marsupials, they found only in
Australia and your baby is in
the bag, hop. It is in the
jungle.
The zebra is animal with line
black; it is similar horse, they
are to encounter in the circus
or the jungle.
The Elephants are large animals
with two tusk in flock. They are
recognizing traditionally in African
and the Asian
Deer are animals in epoch
of ice or heat in the UK. It
represents the Christmas.
They are brown and run in
the forest.
The lions are ferocious with
head of hair, some males
exceeding 250 kg exist in sub-
Saharan Africa and in Asia
Animal
There is different types of animal or species; it is in the zoo, the animal lives with person in the house, in the circus or in the jungle. These are domestic and wild. Some times are friends of the humans.
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EVALUATION SHEET No 4
1. Write the correct name the following animals(5points)
___________________ _________________
___________________
__________________
____________________
2. Put the order the following name the animals (5 points)
Ilno___________
Eymnko __________
Eedr_______________
Wflo _____________
Oagt ____________
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº5
There is / are negative sentences
THERE ISN´T A CAR. THERE AREN´T THREE
CARS
THERE ISN´T A MOUSE. THERE AREN´T TWO
MICE.
THERE ISN´T A KNIFE THERE AREN´T TWO KNIVES.
THERE AREN´T(ARE NOT) PLURAL Contraction
THERE ISN´T (IS NOT) SINGULAR CONTRACTION
THERE´S
Car Cars
Mouse Mice
Knives
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 5
There is / are negative sentences.
Negative Form
The negative is forming by putting not after is or are:
There is not a horse in the field.
There are not eight children in the school.
There is not a tree in the garden.
There are not two elephants in the zoo.
The Negative contractions
There's not = There isn't
There are not = There aren't
There Are with ANY used in negative sentences
When we want to indicate that a zero quantity of something exists we use there aren't
any.
There aren't any people at the party.
There aren't any trees in my street.
EVALUATION SHEET N° 14
Comment
These contractions are utilizing positive and negative in the persons of the society.
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EVALUATION SHEET No 5
1. CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER. (5 POINTS)
a. There (isn´t / aren´t) three chairs in the classroom.
b. There (aren´t / isn´t) a spider in the bath.
c. There (isn´t / aren´t) only one chocolate left in the box.
d. There (isn´t /aren´t) nine cats in my house.
e. My mother there (aren´t / isn´t) candies.
2. LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND WRITE THERE ISN´T OR
AREN´T FOR EACH SENTENCE. ( 5 POINTS)
a. ______________________ tomatoes in the box.
b. ______________________ a car in the garage.
c. ______________________ a knife on the table.
d. _______________________ mice in my house.
e. _______________________a supermarket in front of drugstore.
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL N º 6
There / is / are affirmative sentences
THERE IS A CAR THERE ARE THREE
CARS.
THERE IS A MOUSE. THERE ARE TWO
MICE.
THERE IS A KNIFE THERE ARE TWO
KNIVES
THERE IS A TOMATO THERE ARE TWO
TOMATOES
Car Cars
Mouse Mice
knives
tomato tomatoes
THERE ARE PLURAL No contraction
THERE IS SINGULAR CONTRACTION
FG There´s
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EVALUATION SHEET Nº6
3. CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER. (5 POINTS)
f. There (is / are) three chairs in the classroom.
g. There (are / is) a spider in the bath.
h. There (is / there are) only one chocolate left in the box.
i. There (is /are) nine cats in my house.
j. My mother there (are / is) candies.
LOOK AT THE PICTURE AND WRITE THERE IS OR THERE ARE FOR
EACH SENTENCE ( 5 POINTS).
f. ______________________ tomatoes in the box.
g. ______________________ a car in the garage.
h. ______________________ a knife on the table.
i. _______________________ mice in my house.
j. _______________________a supermarket in front of drugstore.
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 6
We use there is and there are to say that something exists.
Positive Sentences
We use there is for singular and there are for plural.
there is a car
There are three cars.
There is a mouse.
There are two mice.
there is a knife
there are two knives
there is a tomato
there are two tomatoes
Contractions
The contraction of there is is there's.
There's a good song on the radio.
There's only one chocolate left in the box.
COMMENT
The contraction there’ s is equal that there is for singular.
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL N º7
There is / are in questions
1. Is there a car in the garage? Are there some yellow cars?
Is there a big mouse? Are there 12 mice?
Is there a knife in the box? Are there some knives on the
table?
Is there a green tomato? Are there some red tomatoes?
Car Cars
Mouse Mice
Knives
Tomato Tomatoes
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT N º 7
Is There /Are There inQuestions
To form a question we place is / are in front of there.
Structure
IS-ARE+/THESE/+ /COMPLEMENT/+/? /
Is there a dog in the supermarket? - No, there isn't.
Are there any dogs in the park? - Yes, there are.
Is there a security guard in the shop? - Yes, there is.
Are there any polar bears in Antarctica? - No, there aren't.
Is there any ice-cream in the freezer? - Yes, there is.
Is there a green tomato? Are there some red tomatoes?
Comment
First is the verb, after the word “there” at question.
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tomato tomatoes
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EVALUATION SHEET N º 7
1. Complete the questions. Choose is there or are there. (5 Points )
1. _____________a swimming pool?
2. _____________five books on the table?
3. _____________one book under the table?
4. _____________three bad films?
5. _____________a teacher in the classroom?
2. Put the order in the following questions with is there and are there.( 5 points)
1. Is/ a horse/ there /? /in the garden/
___________________________________
2. ?/ are/ there/ 12 months/ in a year?
___________________________________
3. Flowers/ are/ there/ in the park/?
__________________________________
4. Is/there/ a bus/?/ at 12:00
_________________________________
5. Is / a bicycle / there /in the street/?
____________________________
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL N°- 8
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 8
How Many and How much
If we want to find out the number of objects that exist we use how many in the
following form:
How many dogs are there in the park?
How many students are there in your class?
How many countries are there in South America?
How many Star Wars films are there?
How much money is there?
EVALUATION SHEET Nº 13
Comment
These words are counting subjects or objects.
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How many + plural noun + are there + complement.
How much + singular noun+ is there+ complement.
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EVALUATION SHEET Nº 8
1. Match the picture correctly with the information questions (5 points)
2. Write how many or how much in the following questions(5 points)
a) _____________ players are in a handball team?
b) _____________ pocket money do you get per week?
c) _____________ time is left?
d) _____________ sisters does Ella have?
e) _____________ coins did you find yesterday?
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL N°- 9
After - Before - As
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After
1. I'll see you after work.
2. Camilla won't be home until after midnight.
3. David got promoted after just two years with the company
As
I dropped my keys as I left my apartment.
His health improved as he exercised more.
As time went by his English got better.
I woke up as the sun was rising.
She arrived as you were leaving.
Before
1. We should finish this exercise before 4.00.
2. I need to buy a present before James comes.
3. Where did you live before coming to America?
EVALUATION SHEET N° 9
Comment
They are words “after, before and as” in actions with our activities.
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The time expressions after, before and when are used to indicate when
something happens in the past, present or future. After, before and when
introduce a full clause and require a subject and verb
After- Before- As
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EVALUATION SHEET N° 9
1. Complete the sentences using before, after, as,
1. You will have hungry _____ you eat.
a) After
b) before
2. The sunset gives glare, ______ it gives shadow very lengthened.
a) After
b) As
3. Every night will go for the bed, ______I brush my teeth.
a) After
b) before
4. While the girl is sleeping, _______ she awaken of a strange dream.
a) After
b) Before
5. There is fire in the build; _______ I affect the smoke in my eyes.
a) As
b) Before
2. Write five sentences the use before and after (5 points).
Example: Before I go for the school, first I revise my knapsack
1. ____________________
2._____________________
3._____________________
4._____________________
5._____________________
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 10
THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR
COMMENT
They are each activity of the months in the year.
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 10
a. In what month is Christmas?
Month Short
Form
Days
1 January Jan. 31
2 February Feb. 28/29
3 March Mar. 31
4 April Apr. 30
5 May May 31
6 June Jun. 30
7 July Jul. 31
8 August Aug. 31
9 September Sep. 30
10 October Oct. 31
11 November Nov. 30
12 December Dec. 31
Fill in the blanks with the appropriate month:
* Halloween takes place in .
* comes after February.
* The last month of the year is
* The month between August and October
is
* Christmas and Hannukah are celebrated
in
* Saint Patrick's day is in
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b. What is the first month of the year?
c. What month is the shortest?
d. What month has the letter L at the end?
e. What month is before August?
EVALUATION SHEET Nº 10
J A N U R
L
I
P
A
D E C E M B E R
Y
J U Y
F
R
B
A
U
Y
R
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1. Add the missing letter.(5 points)
_____anuary ____ebruary ____arch
_____pril _____ay ____une
_____uly ____ugust
____eptember
_____ctober ____ovember
___ecember
2. Put in order the months of the year. (5 points)
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=
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 11
RCHAM
EUNJ
YAM
BERTEMSEP
OCBERTO
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SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 11
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EVALUATION SHEET Nº11
Comment
They clean their house and rooms.
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We cook and eat
We sleep all at night
The place in the yard that has plants
We everyday take a shower We watch TV and relax after the job.
We keep our cars
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1. Unscramble the letters. Write the names of the parts of a house (5
points).
a) Thromboa __________________________
b) Glinvimoro _________________________
c) Chikent ____________________________
d) Eargag _____________________________
e) Modrobe.___________________________
2. Complete the sentences with words from the box.(5points)
a) We cook and eat in the _____________________
b) The places in the yard that has plants is called
the____________________
c) We keep our cars in the _______________________
d) Every morning, I take a shower in the __________________
e) We watch TV and relax in the __________________
SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 12
COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
Kitchen/ bathroom/ garage/garden / living room.
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Countable nouns are words which can be counted. They have a singular form and
a plural form.
DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 12
Countable Uncountable
dollar money
song music
suitcase luggage
table furniture
battery electricity
bottle wine
report information
tip advice
journey travel
job work
view scenery
COMMENT
They know to counter their food or uncountable.
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EVALUATION SHEET Nº12
1. Choose the words in the box and Write correctly, if is countable and
uncountable(5 points)
BURGER/ RICE/ PAPATOES/ MILK/SALAD/ JUICE/APPLE/FRUIT/SUGAR/EGGS
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2. Look at the picture and complete following wordscorrectly. (5 points)
F__I__S __E__e__L _I__K
__OO__I__S C__ __F__E__
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Uncountable
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
Countable
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
Simple present in affirmative sentences
The simple present is used: to express habits, general truths, repeated actions or
unchanging situations, emotions and wishes
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Structure
Subject + Simple present + complement
DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 13
Comment
They are realizing each activities..
I
We watch TV.
You love my dog.
They play soccer.
Examples
1. They get up.
2. We take a shower.
3. You have breakfast.
4. They go to work.
5. We have dinner.
6. I finish work.
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EVALUATION SHEET Nº 13
1. Choose the correct verbs in simple present tense.(5 points)
a) We ______________ up. ( get, love, watch)
I
We watch TV .
You love my dog.
They play soccer.
I
We watch TV.
You love my dog.
They play soccer.
Examples
1. Theyget up.
2. Wetake a shower.
3. Youhavebreakfast.
4. Theygotowork.
5. Wehavedinner.
6. I finishwork.
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b) We _______________a shower. (take, love, get)
c) You _______________ breakfast. (get. go, start )
d) They _______________ to work. (go, get, finish)
e) I __________________tv. ( love, take, watch)
2. Complete the sentences in affirmative with the following verbs.(5
points)
Love- watch- get- play- have- watch - finish.
They _________ dinner. They _____ TV .
We__________ to work. I _____ breakfast.
You ________ with my friends.
DIDACTIC MATERIAL N°14
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we don´t have dinner hot dog
we have dinner soup.
They do not watch TV in morning
They watch TV at night.
We don´t go to work in Sundays.
We go to work in Monday.
You don´t play soccer in Monday.
I don´t have breakfast soup. / I have breakfast eggs.
EVALUATION SHEET N° 14
1. Choose the option correct in the following sentences (5 points)
We don/ doesn`t take a taxis in my house.
we don´t/ do have dinner hot dog
I /YOU / WE THEY = Do + not —> don’t
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They do not/do watch TV in morning
You don´t/ does play soccer in Monday.
I don´t/ does have breakfast soup
2. Look the picture and completethe following sentences with don't or do
not the box.(5 points)
we______________dinner hot dog I______________ breakfast soup
They____________ TV in morning We__________ to work in
Sundays.
You ______________soccer in Monday
SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 14
Simple present in negative
Do not watch –do not have- don´t have - don´t go - don´t play
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The structure of the negative structure is formed by adding the auxiliaries do or
does plus the negation not. We use it mostly to talk about daily routines and
habitual actions. It has other uses that we will explain in the coming lessons.
Subject+ not + verb be+ complement.
NOTE: We often use short forms in negative sentences in the Simple Present:
we don´t have dinner hot dog
wehave dinner soup.
DIDACTIC MATERIAL N° 15
Simple present in negative
Comment
They are utilizing the simple present negative in theirs activities.
I /YOU / WE THEY = Do + not —> don’t
They do not watch TV in morning
We don´t go to work in Sundays.
You don´t play soccer in Monday.
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HE/ SHE/ IT =Does + not —> doesn’t
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3. Choose the option correct in the following sentences (5 points)
He does not gets /don`t get up at 12 o´clock.
He does not get up at 10
o´clok. He doesn’tstart work at 9
o’clock.
He doesn’tfinish work at 9
o´clock. He doesn’t have lunch at
night.
He doesn’t get a dressed with jeans He doesn’t take a shower
at10 o´clock
Carla does not have dinner
at night .
He doesn’t go to bed at afternoon
She doesn’twatchTVin morning.
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Daniel doesn`t watches / doesn`t watch t v in the morning.
Carla doesn´t eat /does not eats eggs in the afternoon .
She doesn`t plays / doesn`t play in the park.
He does not takes / doesn`t take a taxis.
4. Look the picture and complete the following sentences with does not or
doesn't the box. (5 points)
He _____________up at 10 o´clock. He_____________ work at 9
o’clock.
Carla___________ dinner at night . He____________ to bed at
afternoon
He ________________a shower at 10 o´clock
SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 15
Simple present in negative
The structure of the negative structure is formed by adding the auxiliaries do or
does plus the negation not. We use it mostly to talk about daily routines and
Does not have - doesn’t go -does not get-doesn’t start-doesn’t take
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habitual actions. It has other uses that we will explain in the coming lessons.
Does + not —> doesn’t
Sujeto + do/does + not + verbo+ ...
NOTE: We often use short forms in negative sentences in the Simple Present:
HE/ SHE/ IT =Does + not —> doesn’t
SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 16
Simple Present Yes/ Not Question
Comment
They utilize the apostrophe with the simple present negative for theirs activities. .
He doesn’t get up at 10
o´clock.
He doesn’t start work at 9
o’clock.
He doesn’t get a dressed
with jeans
He doesn’t take a shower at
10 o´clock
Carla doesn’t have dinner at
night.
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Do
Uses do for yes/no questions in simple present tense
if the subject is (or means) I, you, we, or they:
I need this. ---> Do I need this?
You understand me. ---> Do you understand me?
We have a test tomorrow. --->Do we have a test tomorrow?
They like sashimi. ---> Do they like sashimi?
DO I a enjoy fruits?
Do they play the soccer in the
park?
DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 16
COMMENT
They are utilizing the simple present with Yes or Not questions in the activities.
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DO they watch TV in the morning? DO I a enjoy
fruits?
DO they have dinner at 12 o´clock? DO they play the soccer in the
park?
Examples:
I need this. ---> Do I need this?
You understand me. ---> Do you understand me?
We have a test tomorrow. --->Do we have a test tomorrow?
They like sashimi. ---> Do they like sashimi?
EVALUATION SHEET N° 16
1. Put the tick in the box to correct in the following sentences. (5 points)
a) Do you like pizza?
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Does
b) Do l have dinner?
Does
c) Do They take breakfast?
Does
d) Do We take a shower?
Does
e) Does You watch TV?
Do
2. Put the order the following sentences. (5 points)
1. Pizza/do/ like/ They?
______________________________
2. Do/?/Carla and Miguel/ have/ dinner
______________________________
3. We /?/need/tickers for museum/ do
______________________________
4. I /do/?/ take a shower
______________________________
5. Do/?/work/ on Sundays/ you
______________________________
SCIENTIFIC CONTENT Nº 17
1. The book is big. 2. The ruler is small. 3. The crayon is purple. 4. The pen is blue.
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5. The scissors is white. 6. The bag is beautiful.
7. The chair is yellow.
COMMENT They demonstrate the activities into the schoolroom
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DIDACTIC MATERIAL Nº 17
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7. CONCLUSIONS
There are four different groups of students:
The first group is in the description of the methodological strategies
through new techniques with high yield.
The second group does not practice the pronunciation with
appropriate exercises.
The third group does not have a good application of the didactic
guide in the pronunciation with the students. In addition, the four groups
do not motivate the communication of the English.
The students do not practice the speaking among them and the
environment with the English language pronunciation.
The instruments of English Language are not used for the learning
of the English in the school, the students consider the learning
monotonous, traditional and there is a little motivation in the English
pronunciation teaching.
Although, it is necessary the teaching of English is in the society.
The department of English promotes the continuation of plans, projects
and objectives in welfare of the learners in constant changes of methods
and techniques.
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8. RECOMMENDATIONS
This proposal helps the interaction between the students in the
classroom with the motivation of the English teacher; these techniques
obtain the facility of the skills in the activities of the English pronunciation.
Although, the development of the proposal in the students for the
pronunciation with strategies permit the comprehension of different topics
or themes; they take decisions of each tasks in the learning of English
learning.
The design of a new didactic guide in the pronunciation has facility
the speaking and skills of the English in the classroom, as well as the
implementation of the technologies resources improve the pronunciation in
the speaking English of learners.
The methodological strategies help towards the English teacher in
the improvement of the communication expressive between the students
and the environment.
The competences between the educative institutions influence in
the English pronunciation with the vocabulary, spelling and writing in the
development of their intellectuals capacities.
These classes of stimulation in the learners for learning of English
language have objectives the application of the language. The learners
want winning medals or premium. The application improves the
communication expressive.
Although, the competencies is necessary within of the educative
institution promotes in the learners between the same Grade and different
section or different the educative institutions of same levels.
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