Incorporating ICT in the EFL Reading Process: Children Rights issues
reflecting about ICT tools approached in the EFL context becomes a learning option for students to share with peers: what they do, live and read as a live experience linked to their EFL process. Children Rights become a relevant issue for students to interact and participate in and through digital environments. http://www.unicef.org/crcartoons/list.htm
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jueves, 4 de octubre de 2012
Incorporating ICT tools in the EFL Reading Process: Children Rights Issues
The incorporation of Information and Commnunication Technology (ICT) with EFL
classroom teaching activities in public schools have to be considered a challenge that
does not depend exclusively on teachers' willingness and interests.
Education Department officers and planners, as well as schools management staff have
to be considered relevant participants in this process. Their active role must cope
with planning, implementing, monitoring and evaluating how ICT tools are actually
properly explored and used in the school context.
In Colombia, this specific task aims to strengthen Educational Standards both in the
use of ICT and EFL use.
However, ICT infraestructure at schools does not meet the requirements for the
achievement of the National Policies on these particular issues. for instance, access
to computers is inadequate due to either lack of sufficient ICT equipment or to ICT
connectivity at schools. In the Public Schools in Bogotá, access is denied to many
websites and other social network sites once they are considered harmful to children
and teenagers. Something that is considered a protection measurement of Children
Rights.
http://www.globalfootprints.org/page/id/0/7/
http://www.globalfootprints.org/page/id/0/7/
miércoles, 3 de octubre de 2012
Promoting Children Rights Around the World
In this section you will have the opportunity to connect to particular websites that deal with conflict situations affecting Children: war, poverty, discrimination.
Reading and Writing
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This activity was taken from a useful and meaningful website: ETNI-English Teachers Network
The banner and photo were added for this blog.
Children’s Rights (workpage #1)
Explore Children’s Rights
Please go to: http://www.unicef.org/voy/meeting/rig/rigpics.html
1. Click on the pictures to read about the basic rights that all
children are entitled to.
2. Rank them according to what YOU feel is the order of importance.
3. According to what is going on in Israel and the surrounding
territories, what Rights of Israeli and Palestinian children
are being taken away from them? ___________________________________________________________________
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4. Write a few instances, from your general knowledge of the present
situation. Be
sure to include BOTH sides (Palestinian AND Israeli).
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Children’s Rights (workpage #2)
www.etni.org.il/rights/ChildRights.doc
Workpage on Children’s Rights Case Studies
Read about three children, and answer the
following questions.
1.
How old is
Seema?_____________________________________________
2.
Where is she from
?____________________________________________
3.
Where does she live and
work?___________________________________
4.
Why?________________________________________________________
5.
How many hours a day does she
work?____________________________
6.
What is it like
there?____________________________________________
7.
Why doesn’t she
leave?_________________________________________
8.
Which of her basic rights are being violated?________________________
9.
Copy the rights here:
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1.
How old is
David?______________________________________________
2.
Describe his family.____________________________________________
3.
Which of David’s rights are being
violated?__________________________
4.
Copy the rights here:
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1.
How old is
Amelia?______________________________________________________________
2.
What happened to her and her
mother?_____________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
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3.
Which
of her rights are being violated?
Copy them here:
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sábado, 29 de septiembre de 2012
Why to take into account Children Rights in the EFL classroom....
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Project Risa http://risa.emmaramoy.com/ |
Why to take into account Children Rights in the EFL classroom....
Daily interactions in the EFL classroom demands from adults the recognition of Children Rights.
Let's reflect on the text below ...
"A child is any human being below the age of eighteen years, unless under the law applicable to the child, majority is attained earlier. According to Cornell University, a child is a person, not a subperson, and the parent has absolute interest and possession of the child, but this is very much an American view. The term "child" does not necessarily mean minor but can include adult children as well as adult nondependent children. There are no definitions of other terms used to describe young people such as "adolescents", "teenagers," or "youth" in international law, but the children's rights movement is considered distinct from the youth rights movement".http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_rights
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http://www.arcadelamor.org/english/latin/ark_index.html
Learning about Children Rights!!!
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sábado, 22 de septiembre de 2012
viernes, 7 de septiembre de 2012
CHILDREN RIGHTS...
Read the links on Children Rights. Then, solve the crossword puzzle. Compare your results with your peers in the classroom..
from ivanpotier09
sábado, 11 de agosto de 2012
Children Rights have increasingly become one of the most challenging Educational topics ever.
Tht's why it is our duty to inquiry
How might ICT tools mediate in the process of promoting students' awareness on Children Rights relevance for society?
Here we have some additional questinos on it:
1. What's the teachers' role?
2. What's the students' role?
3. What's the role of ICT?
ACTIVIDAD
1. Write a 20-line composition about your perception on the main question.
2. Support your standpoint with ideas from different authors and web sites.
3. Here you have some suggested web links on Children Rights which may support your paper.
http://www.ayudamineduc.cl/docs/servicios/serv_cart/cart_dere/dere_dere.pdf
http://www.educando.edu.do/Portal.Base/Web/VerContenido.aspx?ID=108653
www.revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/psicologia/article/
4. Do not forget to share your comments on this blog.
5. Whatever ideas to improve this proposal are welcome.
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