The bicultural competence

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The bicultural competence The bilingual classroom Lucía Ábalos Álvarez

1. FIRST SESSION: Reflection about culture 2. SECOND SESSION: Promoting intercultural understanding SUBJECT PLANNING 3. THIRD SESSION: English speaking countries culture 4. FOURTH SESSION: Practical resources and ideas

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA Test: 40 % Project: 50 % Participation: 10%

Test: 40 % Written test with 20 questions about the four lessons. To be completed once the lessons have finished.

Project: 50 % Create a PowerPoint presentation to teach your students in the bilingual programme socio-cultural aspects about a English speaking countries (20-50 slides). You will check some examples in our four lessons. Deadline: 14 th February 2018 Upload it to the platform.

Participation: 10% Answer the questions from the teacher. Participate in an active way. Reflect and write your thoughts down.

UNIT 4: Intercultural understanding projects. Ideas and practical resources to promote teaching culture in the classrooms.

TWIN SCHOOLS

TWIN SCHOOLS Live videoconferences Videos / audio recordings Handmade books / postcards / cards... Exchange letters / emails (penpals) Presentations with photos

Example of projects

The Countries of the World and the People Who Live There

The six continents North America Europe Asia North Americans South America Europeans Africa Asians Australia South Americans Africans Australians

Europe?????????????????

Spain Capital: Madrid Language: Spanish People from there are called: Spaniards Back

France Capital: Paris Language: French People from there are called: Frenchmen, French people Back

Germany Capital: Berlin Language: German People from there are called: Germans Back

United Kingdom Capital: London Language: English People from there are called: British Back

Ireland Capital: Dublin Language: English, Gaelic People from there are called: Irish Back

Italy Capital: Rome Language: Italian People from there are called: Italians Back

Poland Capital: Warsaw Language: Polish People from there are called: Poles/Polish people Back

The Netherlands (Holand) Capital: Amsterdam Language: Dutch People from there are called: Dutch Back

Switzerland Capital: Bern Language: German, French, Italian People from there are called: Swiss Back

Sweden Capital: Stockholm Language: Swedish People from there are called: Swedes Back

Norway Capital: Oslo Language: Norwegian People from there are called: Norwegians Back

Finland Capital: Helsinki Language: Finnish People from there are called: Finnish/Finns Back

Romania Capital: Bucharest Language: Romanian People from there are called: Romanians Back

The Czech Republic Capital: Prague Language: Czech People from there are called: Czechs Back

Austria Capital: Vienna Language: German People from there are called: Austrians Back

Belgium Capital: Brussels Language: French, German and Dutch People from there are called: Belgian Back

Portugal Capital: Lisbon Language: Portuguese People from there are called: Portuguese Back

Example of projects

Who Wants To Be AN IRISH Millionaire?

Question 1

St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. What is Ireland? A A city B A continent C A country D A province of Spain

St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. What is Ireland? A A city B A continent C A country D A province of Spain

100

Question 2

Which country was St. Patrick from? A Ireland B England C Wales D He was from the moon

Which country was St. Patrick from? A Ireland B England C Wales D He was from the moon

200

Question 3

How many leaves are there on a shamrock? A Two B Three C Four D One hundred million

How many leaves are there on a shamrock? A Two B Three C Four D One hundred million

300

Question 4

When St. Patrick was kidnapped by pirates, how old was he? A Sixteen years old B Twelve years old C Seventeen years old D Ten years old

When St. Patrick was kidnapped by pirates, how old was he? A Sixteen years old B Twelve years old C Seventeen years old D Ten years old

500

Question 5

Leprechauns live in the forest in Ireland. But what is their job? A They are policemen B They build houses C They repair shoes D They are professional dancers

Leprechauns live in the forest in Ireland. But what is their job? A They are policemen B They build houses C They repair shoes D They are professional dancers

1,000

Question 6

Ireland is an island. What is an island? A A piece of land completely surrounded by water B A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides C A flat piece of land with no hills D A small gulf

Ireland is an island. What is an island? A A piece of land completely surrounded by water B A piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides C A flat piece of land with no hills D A small gulf

2,000

Question 7

A shamrock is a plant. Plant. Plants... A Absorb oxygen and gives us carbon dioxide B Absorb air and give us nitrogen C Absorb carbon dioxide and give us oxygen D Absorb carbon dioxide and give us coca-cola

A shamrock is a plant. Plant. Plants... A Absorb oxygen and gives us carbon dioxide B Absorb air and give us nitrogen C Absorb carbon dioxide and give us oxygen D Absorb carbon dioxide and give us coca-cola

4,000

Question 8

St. Patrick banished the snakes from Ireland. Snakes are... A Vertebrate, oviparous carnivores B Invertebrate, oviparous carnivores C Vertebrate, viviparous herbivores D Vertebrate, viviparous omnivores

St. Patrick banished the snakes from Ireland. Snakes are... A Vertebrate, oviparous carnivores B Invertebrate, oviparous carnivores C Vertebrate, viviparous herbivores D Vertebrate, viviparous omnivores

8,000

Question 9

Leprechauns are found at the end of a rainbow, after it rains. Rain is a type of A Condensation B Precipitation C Evaporation D Collection

Leprechauns are found at the end of a rainbow, after it rains. Rain is a type of A Condensation B Precipitation C Evaporation D Collection

16,000

Question 10

In Ireland it is a tradition to kiss a rock called the Blarney stone. When rocks slowly change shape because of the weather and rivers or the sea, it is called... A Elements B Sedimentary C Erosion D Windsion

In Ireland it is a tradition to kiss a rock called the Blarney stone. When rocks slowly change shape because of the weather and rivers or the sea, it is called... A Elements B Sedimentary C Erosion D Windsion

32,000

Question 11

A leprechaun lives in an ecosystem called a forest. What is an ecosystem? A A place where there is lots of oxygen B A place where living things and non-living things use and need each other to survive C A place where living things and non-living things eat food D A place where plants and animals eat breakfast

A leprechaun lives in an ecosystem called a forest. What is an ecosystem? A A place where there is lots of oxygen B A place where living things and non-living things use and need each other to survive C A place where living things and non-living things eat food D A place where plants and animals eat breakfast

64,000

Question 12

Leprechauns are very naughty! If you see one, maybe he ll throw soil at you. What is soil made from? A Vegetation and flowers B Rocks and worms C Rocks and vegetation D Rocks and water

Leprechauns are very naughty! If you see one, maybe he ll throw soil at you. What is soil made from? A Vegetation and flowers B Rocks and worms C Rocks and vegetation D Rocks and water

125,000

Question 13

Which of these sentences is correct in the past form? A St. Patrick came to Ireland, become a priest and chased the Snakes B St. Partick builded schools, he telled people to be nice and weared green clothes C St. Patrick escaped from pirates, he built schools, and he became famous D St. Patrick was born in Wales, he lived in Ireland and maked people happy

Which of these sentences is correct in the past form? A St. Patrick came to Ireland, become a priest and chased the Snakes B St. Partick builded schools, he telled people to be nice and weared green clothes C St. Patrick escaped from pirates, he built schools, and he became famous D St. Patrick was born in Wales, he lived in Ireland and maked people happy

250,000

Question 14

Ireland has some beautiful landscapes. What can you see in an inland landscape? A Mountains, gulfs, bays, cliffs B Mountains, hills, rivers, valleys, plains C Mountains, plateaus, rivers, beaches D Mountains, rivers, capes, volcanoes

Ireland has some beautiful landscapes. What can you see in an inland landscape? A Mountains, gulfs, bays, cliffs B Mountains, hills, rivers, valleys, plains C Mountains, plateaus, rivers, beaches D Mountains, rivers, capes, volcanoes

500,000

Question 15

Irish people like to exercise a lot. So they have to have a good circulatory system. Your circulatory system includes your... A Brain, spinal cord and extremities B Lungs, nose and mouth C Ears, eyes, tongue, nose and skin D Heart, veins and arteries

Irish people like to exercise a lot. So they have to have a good circulatory system. Your circulatory system includes your... A Brain, spinal cord and extremities B Lungs, nose and mouth C Ears, eyes, tongue, nose and skin D Heart, veins and arteries

1,000,000

Example of projects

WHO WANTS TO GO ON A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD? ME!!

There are seven continents in the world

In our school there are children from lots of different countries. Would you like to find out something about their countries?

TRANSYLVANIA BUCHAREST UNIVERSITY

BEACH PUNTA CANA CATHEDRAL

CITY GATE QUITO GALAPAGOS

LA PAZ NATIONAL CONGRESS LANDSCAPE LAMA

REFLECTIONS AND AHA MOMENTS

Triangle-Square-Circle Write down three important points from the presentation. Write down anything that squares (agree with) with your thinking. Write down anything that is still circling in your head or questions that you might have.