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Class Notes
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Vocabulary:
Importance: Every word spoken in class is meticulously recorded to ensure comprehensive vocabulary acquisition.
Benefits: Students have access to an extensive list of words covered in class, facilitating vocabulary retention and expansion.
Pedagogical Value: Encourages active engagement with new vocabulary and supports language acquisition at all proficiency levels.
Student’s Role
1. Review the vocabulary taught in the latest class;
2. Look up the words you don’t remember in the English-English dictionary; and
3. Use the first minutes of the next class to clear up any doubts.
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Pronunciation:
Importance: Pronunciation mistakes are noted and explained with audio samples from native English speakers.
Benefits: Helps students identify and correct pronunciation errors, leading to clearer communication and improved fluency.
Pedagogical Value: Provides targeted feedback on pronunciation to enhance speaking skills and increase confidence in oral communication.
Student’s Role
1. Ask your teacher or go to an Online Dictionary to check the correct pronunciation – American or British, as you like.
Language Usage:
Importance: Teaches students how to communicate naturally in English, beyond grammar and translation.
Benefits: Enhances students’ communication skills by focusing on language usage, cultural nuances, and real-life experiences in English-speaking countries.
Pedagogical Value: Develops students’ ability to express themselves effectively and authentically in various contexts.
Student’s Role
The manner routinely used by native English speakers is not always resolved with simple translation, so in this section the teacher writes down all the relevant phrases for you to communicate properly according to their written and spoken variations. These collective habits of those who have English as their first language are not recorded in dictionaries and are more easily identified by people who live in English-speaking countries or who, like us, even living abroad, experience English every day.
Idiomatic Expressions:
Importance: Introduces students to common idiomatic expressions and phrases used in everyday English.
Benefits: Expands students’ repertoire of language resources, allowing them to communicate more fluently and naturally.
Pedagogical Value: Encourages cultural immersion and fosters a deeper understanding of idiomatic language usage in context.
Student’s Role
Try to find the equivalent expression in your local language, without using mere translation as a crutch. For example, in French “physique de rôle” is a consolidated expression that the literal translation will not encompass the entire cultural and historical context around it. Try doing the reverse way with “you ain’t shit”, “he is the shit”, “stop shitting on me”, etc.
In-Depth Grammatical Explanations:
Importance: Provides comprehensive explanations of grammar rules and structures covered in class.
Benefits: Clarifies complex grammatical concepts and helps students understand how to use them accurately in their own speech and writing.
Pedagogical Value: Supports language learning by addressing grammar-related challenges and promoting grammatical accuracy.
Student’s Role
Option A. Print the grammar exercises and do them.
Option B. Ask for the equivalent online quiz.
Reading and Comprehension Activities:
Importance: Offers reading passages and comprehension questions to develop students’ reading skills and comprehension abilities.
Benefits: Improves students’ reading fluency, comprehension, and critical thinking skills while exposing them to authentic English texts.
Pedagogical Value: Encourages active engagement with written texts and promotes independent reading and comprehension.
Student’s Role
Read the text and answer the questions.
Writing and Composition Practice:
Importance: Provides opportunities for students to practice writing and composing texts in English.
Benefits: Enhances students’ writing skills, creativity, and expression, allowing them to communicate effectively in written form.
Pedagogical Value: Supports language development by providing structured writing practice and feedback on written assignments.
Student’s Role
1. Read the question command and write the first version of the text accordingly;
2. Take a look at the corrected version of your text and read the teacher’s observations to improve your next draft;
3. Assimilate the instructions and write down the “Second Draft”;
4. Receive corrections and create your “Final Draft”.
Listening Exercises and Podcast Analysis:
Importance: Includes listening exercises and analysis of podcasts to improve students’ listening comprehension skills.
Benefits: Develops students’ ability to understand spoken English in various contexts and accents.
Pedagogical Value: Encourages active listening and helps students develop strategies for effective listening comprehension.
Student’s Role
1. Review last class’ answer key and audio transcription;
2. Download the new podcast and listen to it;
3. Answer the questions.
Guided Watching Practice
Relevance:
Incorporates audiovisual input through carefully selected video materials, enabling students to connect visual cues with linguistic content and thereby strengthen their listening comprehension.
Benefits:
Enhances the learner’s capacity to understand spoken English in authentic communicative settings by associating language with gestures, facial expressions, and situational context.
Pedagogical Value:
Supports the consolidation of vocabulary and grammatical structures through multimodal input, and fosters the development of interpretative strategies necessary for effective understanding of audiovisual materials.
Student’s Role
- Watch the video indicated by your teacher with subtitles turned on during the first viewing, and off during the second viewing;
- Rewatch the video segment assigned during the last session, taking note of unfamiliar words or expressions;
- Complete the comprehension worksheet and prepare to discuss the main ideas and specific details during the next class.
Mastering Writing Skills
Developing Clarity, Structure, and Argumentation in Written English
Importance:
Writing is not merely a linguistic task but a cognitive discipline. Through writing, students organize thought, sharpen logic, and articulate perspective. It is a core skill assessed in academic and professional contexts.
Benefits:
Fosters clarity of expression, textual coherence, and syntactic control. Prepares learners to construct arguments, narratives, and analytical compositions with grammatical precision and rhetorical effectiveness.
Pedagogical Value:
Encourages critical thinking and reflection through structured composition tasks. Enables the learner to engage with diverse genres—expository, descriptive, argumentative, and analytical—while expanding lexical repertoire and mastering stylistic nuance.
Student’s Role:
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Revise writing models discussed in class, identifying structural elements and rhetorical strategies;
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Produce original written texts based on given prompts, observing genre conventions and thematic relevance;
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Submit drafts for feedback and rewrite with attention to cohesion, tone, and grammatical accuracy.
Exemplos:
> Confira criações reais feitas por nossos alunos
Speaking:
Importance: Provides tailored feedback on phonetic discrepancies and pronunciation inaccuracies to improve students’ speaking abilities.
Benefits: Helps students refine their pronunciation, intonation, and overall speaking fluency.
Pedagogical Value: Supports oral communication skills development by addressing specific areas of improvement and providing targeted guidance.
Student’s Role
Homework Assignments:
Importance: Assigns homework tasks to reinforce learning, practice skills, and extend classroom lessons.
Benefits: Allows students to apply what they have learned in class, deepen their understanding, and develop independence in their language learning journey.
Pedagogical Value: Reinforces learning objectives, promotes self-directed learning, and provides opportunities for further skill development outside of class.
11. Academic, Linguistic, and Literature References:
Importance: Provides additional resources, references, and materials for further exploration and study.
Benefits: Expands students’ knowledge and understanding of English language and literature, fostering intellectual curiosity and academic growth.
Pedagogical Value: Supports students’ academic and linguistic development by exposing them to diverse texts, authors, and scholarly works.
By understanding how the Class Notes work, you will extract the maximum protection of each lesson, as we showcase the value of Academia BSB’s ESL classes. This detailed approach demonstrates our commitment to providing comprehensive and effective language instruction based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) curriculum and best practices.
🇧🇷 PORTUGUÊS
Exemplos:
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Atividades de leitura e compreensão:
Importância: Oferece passagens de leitura e questões de compreensão para desenvolver as habilidades de leitura e compreensão dos alunos.
Benefícios: Melhora a fluência de leitura, a compreensão e as habilidades de pensamento crítico dos alunos, ao mesmo tempo que os expõe a textos autênticos em inglês.
Valor Pedagógico: Incentiva o envolvimento ativo com textos escritos e promove leitura e compreensão independentes.
Papel do Aluno
Leia o texto e responda as questões.
Exemplos:
> Confira criações reais feitas por nossos alunos
Prática de Escrita e Composição:
Importância: Oferece oportunidades para os alunos praticarem a escrita e composição de textos em inglês.
Benefícios: Melhora as habilidades de escrita, criatividade e expressão dos alunos, permitindo-lhes se comunicar de forma eficaz por escrito.
Valor Pedagógico: Apoia o desenvolvimento do idioma, fornecendo prática de redação estruturada e feedback sobre tarefas escritas.
Exemplos:
> Confira criações reais feitas por nossos alunos
Prática Guiada de Audiovisual
Para o Aperfeiçoamento da Compreensão Auditiva do Estudante de Inglês como Língua Estrangeira
Importância:
Consiste na utilização de materiais audiovisuais criteriosamente selecionados, com o propósito de proporcionar ao discente a associação entre elementos visuais e conteúdos linguísticos, favorecendo, assim, o aprimoramento da compreensão auditiva.
Benefícios:
Amplia a capacidade do aluno de compreender o inglês falado em situações comunicativas autênticas, ao relacionar a linguagem verbal com gestos, expressões faciais e o contexto situacional apresentado nas cenas.
Valor Pedagógico:
Contribui para a consolidação do léxico e das estruturas gramaticais por meio de estímulos multimodais, além de fomentar o desenvolvimento de estratégias interpretativas indispensáveis à compreensão eficaz de materiais audiovisuais.
Papel do Aluno
1. Rever o trecho audiovisual trabalhado na aula anterior, anotando vocábulos e expressões não familiares;
2. Assistir ao novo vídeo temático com legendas ativadas na primeira exibição e desativadas na segunda;
3. Preencher a ficha de compreensão e preparar-se para discutir as ideias centrais e os detalhes específicos na próxima aula.
Exemplos:
> Confira criações reais feitas por nossos alunos
Domínio do Registro Formal da Escrita
Desenvolvimento da Clareza, Estrutura e Argumentação em Língua Inglesa
Importância:
A escrita transcende o mero exercício linguístico; trata-se de uma disciplina do pensamento. Por meio dela, o estudante organiza ideias, refina o raciocínio lógico e formula pontos de vista com precisão. É uma competência essencial nos âmbitos acadêmico e profissional.
Benefícios:
Promove clareza na expressão, coesão textual e domínio sintático. Prepara o aluno para elaborar argumentos, narrativas e composições analíticas com precisão gramatical e eficácia retórica.
Valor Pedagógico:
Estimula o pensamento crítico e a reflexão mediante propostas de produção textual orientadas. Capacita o estudante a transitar entre diferentes gêneros—expositivo, descritivo, argumentativo e analítico—enriquecendo o vocabulário e aprimorando o estilo.
Papel do Aluno:
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Revisar os modelos de texto estudados em aula, atentando-se às estruturas formais e às estratégias retóricas;
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Produzir textos autorais com base nos temas propostos, respeitando as convenções do gênero e a pertinência temática;
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Submeter rascunhos para correção, reescrevendo com atenção à coesão, ao tom e à correção gramatical.
Exemplos:
> Confira criações reais feitas por nossos alunos
Prática orientada da fala
Prática orientada da fala pela correção contínua dos seus próprios errros.
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Dever de casa:
Importância: Atribui tarefas de lição de casa para reforçar o aprendizado, praticar habilidades e ampliar as aulas em sala de aula.
Benefícios: Permite que os alunos apliquem o que aprenderam em sala de aula, aprofundem sua compreensão e desenvolvam independência em sua jornada de aprendizagem do idioma.
Valor Pedagógico: Reforça os objetivos de aprendizagem, promove a aprendizagem autodirigida e oferece oportunidades para maior desenvolvimento de habilidades fora da sala de aula.
Papel do Aluno
Leia o texto e responda as questões.
Referências acadêmicas, linguísticas e literárias:
Importância: Fornece recursos, referências e materiais adicionais para exploração e estudo adicionais.
Benefícios: Amplia o conhecimento e a compreensão dos alunos sobre a língua e a literatura inglesas, estimulando a curiosidade intelectual e o crescimento acadêmico.
Valor Pedagógico: Apoia o desenvolvimento acadêmico e linguístico dos alunos, expondo-os a diversos textos, autores e trabalhos acadêmicos.
Papel do Aluno
Leia o texto e responda as questões.
Ao entender como funcionam as Class Notes, você extrairá o máximo de proteção de cada aula, pois mostramos o valor das aulas de ESL da Academia BSB. Esta abordagem detalhada demonstra o nosso compromisso em fornecer ensino de línguas abrangente e eficaz com base no currículo e nas melhores práticas do Quadro Europeu Comum de Referência para Línguas (QECRL).