
‘Signs’ Lesson Plan
Esta lección de ESL está diseñada en torno a un precioso cortometraje titulado Señales de Patrick Hughes sobre la comunicación. Los alumnos hablan sobre la comunicación, describen una foto, ven y comentan un cortometraje y escriben una redacción sobre cómo mejorar su comunicación.
Nivel de idiomas: Intermedio (B1) - Avanzado (C1)
Tipo de alumno: Adolescentes y adultos
Tiempo: 90 minutos
Actividad: Hablar sobre la comunicación, describir una foto, ver un cortometraje y escribir una composición.
Tema: Comunicación
Idioma: Vocabulario relacionado con la comunicación
Consulte el plan de clasesEsta lección de ESL está diseñada en torno a un precioso cortometraje titulado Señales de Patrick Hughes sobre la comunicación. Los alumnos hablan sobre la comunicación, describen una foto, ven y comentan un cortometraje y escriben una redacción sobre cómo mejorar su comunicación.
Nivel de idiomas: Intermedio (B1) - Avanzado (C1)
Tipo de alumno: Adolescentes y adultos
Tiempo: 90 minutos
Actividad: Hablar sobre la comunicación, describir una foto, ver un cortometraje y escribir una composición.
Tema: Comunicación
Idioma: Vocabulario relacionado con la comunicación
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We hope you enjoy the film and the lesson.
Hola,
I’ve used this Schweppes advertisement, its fun to pick the product placement.
Hi Jock, I have asked students to say what the product placing is, they often get it on the second viewing.
Salud,
Kieran
This worked really well with my Advanced adults. Lots of discussion about different types of communication and you’re right, it is a beautiful film. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Steve, thanks a lot, I’m really glad your students liked it. It’s a great short film.
Salud,
Kieran
Thanks for sharing your ideas. The film is really nice, I’m thinking of using with my students at the beginning of next year, to make them think about how we communicate.
Hi Saro,
Thanks a lot. Let me know how it goes. It’s worked really well with my students, and other teachers have told me it’s gone down well with their students.
Take care,
Kieran
Thank you so much for Your site! For the films, you find for your lesson plans! It’s hard to find the words to describe how I feel watching them. They are not just educating stuff, but a kind of delicious award for students, that should be gained!
Hi Elena,
Thank you for your lovely words. It’s great to know that you and your students find the less enjoyable and useful.
Le deseo lo mejor,
Kieran
Hola Kieran,
Your blog looks absolutely incredible and very inspiring. – thank you. I am planning to use this video on communication with my advanced class (C2) and I’m adding a grammar angle using wish / if only. I will let you know my students’ responses and how the lesson goes. Many thanks and congratulations!
Rachel
There is a Chinese version (still with English signs though) which I am hoping will create even more discussion. Eg. What are the differences between the films? Which one do you prefer and why? Etc.. 🙂
Hola Mike,
I’ll check out the video, thanks for letting me know.
Salud,
Kieran
Hola Kieran,
I’m really excited about using this lesson tomorrow for my Upper Int/Advanced Special Topics class. The lesson plan looks brilliant and I know my students will love it.
Your site is amazing and I’ll be using it regularly,
Thanks you,
Suzi B, London.
Hi Suzi,
Thanks a lot for commenting; I’m really glad you like the site, I hope your students enjoy the lesson.
Le deseo lo mejor,
Kieran
Kieran,
My students loved this video. I ended up using it with A1 students in a lesson that reviewed daily routines. The thrust of the lesson was to practice “to be going to” to predict what they will do next. In fact,I used this idea for the final project of an Internet tools class. My final project is at this link. Let e know what you think of it. http://chrisseceg.posterous.com/
Hola Chris,
I’m really happy yoor students enjoyed the video. I’ve checked out the final project and it’s really good. Congratulations!
Le deseo lo mejor,
Kieran
Hola,
I’m teaching in China where your website is blocked. I see it through a proxy at home but have no way to access the film at school. I was wondering if there is a way to get a copy of the film so that I can use the entire lesson plan.
I’d appreciate your advice.
Thanks and regards,
John
Hola John,
You can download a video downloader such as this one:
http://anytubedownloader.com/
You download the software, install it and then you can download any video on the Internet and put it on a pendrive and use it in class. I hope that helps.
Salud,
Kieran
Very good lesson! Today i am working with it. Thank U very much!
Hi Katarzyna,
Muchas gracias por sus amables palabras. Me alegro mucho de que te haya gustado tanto la lección y espero que a tus alumnos también.
Le deseo lo mejor,
Kieran