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Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción 
MDD 1: “Standard 1” 
Professional Practicum 
Dannae Del Campo Méndez 
08/09/2014
Standard I: Contextualization of teaching 
Standard: The trainee teacher gathers information about the institutional - 
organizational context of the classroom, the features of the group of students and its 
diversity, and uses it to plan and develop a contextualized teaching. 
Task 1 
Select and describe the characteristics of the institution and the class that you 
consider relevant to contextualize the planning of the unit that will be developed. 
General features of the school: 
My professional practicum is taking place in Colegio Maria Inmaculada. This is a state 
subsidized school and it is located at Cruz 250 in the city of Concepción. The school has 
a number of 1465 students. The school is a co-educational schooling from kinder garden 
to 4rd grade of elementary education and is single-sex schooling from 4rd grade of 
elementary education to 4rd grade of high school. Each level has three courses (A, B 
and C) and the number of students varies from 30 to 40 students per class. 
The school has a Proyecto Educativo Integrado (PEI) and it has an emphasis in the 
overall development, the academic excellence and on principles and values provided by 
Christian humanism and the Catholic Church. One of the important characteristics that 
have a relation in the teaching process is the school curriculum. In this curriculum it can 
be noticed that the institution has a Christian-humanist approach which is centered on 
the person. This is an active, participative and open pedagogical style. This curriculum 
mixes faith and culture, theory and practice to carry out an overall development. 
Regarding the vision of the school, it is focused on the education of young people 
trough a Christian-humanist education. This gives a great importance to the gospel. 
Moreover, its mission is to educate people with competences, abilities and aptitudes 
which will allow them to be a contribution to their future work and also in church. To 
accomplish this school mission and vision it is necessary to that the professionals posses 
a strong value formation inside the Catholic Church. 
It also has a Proyecto de Acción Curricular which promotes a coherence to realize with 
what it has been established in the PEI. This document is helpful because for the
teaching action, since it is a proposal for educational work. It states the role of the 
teacher (as a facilitator in the process of teaching so students can develop their selves as 
“persons of integrity”). It must be respected the diversity of students and their different 
learning styles. This involves carrying out active and collaborative methodologies, 
centered on students, using the constructivist approach designed to creative a 
meaningful learning. 
This also implies the way of assessing, taking into consideration the different 
methodologies to be adopt such as various types of assessments (oral presentations, 
tests, written reports, etc), providing spaces for self-assessment and peer-assessment, 
and also providing different evaluative instances (diagnostic, process and product). The 
institution based its education on values, such as solidarity, empathy and honesty. These 
are part of the OFT and teachers of this school should promote them in order to form 
integral persons. It is also important to note that this Proyecto de Acción Curricular 
requires teachers to support the students who present greater difficulties to learn, so the 
unit plans must include these supportive spaces. (For example, to include people that 
have more knowledge in the subject matter in order to help the students that present 
more difficulties to learn). 
Regarding the infrastructure, the institution counts with some resources that are 
definitely helpful when planning my units, such as four computer rooms or labs (with 
twenty computers each) with internet access, a library and audio-visual resources in the 
classrooms (data show, notebook and radio). This will allow me, for example, to make 
use of didactic material, such as videos and power point presentations for my classes. 
Description of the classroom: 
The students of first “C” of secondary high school are placed distributing the chairs and 
tables in pairs all of them looking to the whiteboard and the teacher. However, the third 
row has individual seats. The teacher affirms that this is the place for students with 
distraction problems or the people who is not properly concentrated. It is also important 
to mention that the students located in the firsts seats in front of the whiteboard are the 
ones with NEE (Necesidades Educativas Especiales). The first student has a serious 
visual problem and the other one has atrophied her right hand and one of her legs.
Regarding the routines carrying out by the teachers in the process of teaching-learning, 
is the one of praying every morning at 8 am. Every day after their break they have to 
make a row outside the classroom so they can be quiet before starting the class. 
The classroom has 54m2 for 45 students, the illumination is good and the environment 
outside the classroom does not make difficult to make the class. 
In relation with the teaching process the students learn through the observation of 
images in PPT’s which makes it easier for them to acquire what they have to learn. 
Finally, the environment inside the classroom is respectful between students and also 
between students and the teacher. Students can express their opinion with freedom and 
they try to answer everything in the best possible way. 
The sources for collecting the information were the PEI, interviews with the teacher and 
interview with the head of UTP. It also was observed the reality of the school to 
determine aspects of infrastructure, organization and dynamics of the classroom. 
Task 2 
Select and describe the characteristics of the students of your class (individually 
and as a group), that constitute relevant factors for the classroom planifications 
that enable a quality learning. 
The characteristics that constitute relevant factors for the classroom lesson plans are the 
following: 
The classroom is formed by 45 students, all women and they are fourteen and fifteen 
years old. All students profess the catholic religion because it’s a requirement to apply 
this school. 
Regarding the NEE, just two of the forty-five students present health problems. The first 
of them has a serious problem of sight. Therefore, teachers need to create special 
material for her. They have to write the material with a letter number twenty-two in 
Microsoft word, in this way they facilitate the work of the student. The second of them 
has atrophied her right hand and leg. This issue makes difficult to write, so teachers also 
create special material for her. They have to create sheets with a lot of space so it is 
easier for writing. Teachers also allow the student to record the classes.
Having observed these two weeks of classes taught by my service teacher I realize that 
my class is very diverse in terms of interests but they are very similar in terms of their 
leaning styles because most of them are visual learners (since I interviewed some of 
them and they told me that it was easier for them to understand when the teacher used 
the data). 
The first grade “C” Secondary high school presents 11 students who score 6,0 or higher 
during the first semester. These students are the ones who participate and work very 
well during the class. Also, there are 12 students who score between 5,0 and 5,9. Even 
though they are not excellent students they like working on hand-on tasks (such as 
worksheets) and they try to get better by asking questions and doing the activities the 
teacher proposes. My class also presents 13 students who score between 4,0 and 4,9 and 
I realized that they are very talkative but that they are really into music. Finally, there 
are 7 people who score between 3.6 and 3.9. These are the people that do not do the 
exercises and the ones who talk and do not pay attention when the teacher explains 
something. I will take into account their interests to prove if I can make them interested 
to learn English and, hopefully, they will be able to participate more and improve the 
language. 
In the case of students with special needs (NEE), I will provide the material they need 
so they can practice and exercise in the same way of the rest of their classmates. I will 
also pay more attention to them, and I will provide them with my PPT’s and extra 
information because it is hard for them to copy from the board, one because of her sight 
problem and the other one because it is hard for her to write fast. 
Regarding their previous knowledge I could see what they have been covering during 
the semester and their achievements in the class book. I could not see the diagnostics 
tests of my students but according to the teacher they do not have the same level of 
English. This happens because most of them come from other schools because they 
receive a lot of student from 1st year of high school (Primero Medio). Nevertheless, 
what I have observed during these two weeks is that most of them can understand what 
the teacher is explaining in English, however, they rarely communicate in the language 
so I cannot say with certainty their level so far. It is important for me to foster their 
communicative skills in my lessons so they can improve it.
Moreover, my students are very into English music and television. Therefore, it would 
be very motivating for them to introduce a new topic or present new vocabulary through 
songs or short videos. In this way, the students would participate more actively during 
classes. 
Regarding the interaction styles, I could observe that students are divided in very strong 
groups of friends during breaks. However, inside the classroom they are respectful and 
they help each other. They also give opinions and ask questions to the teacher if is 
necessary, which means they are not scared of talk in front the rest of the class. 
Regarding the relation between students and the teacher, it is develop with respect 
which generates an environment of closeness between the teacher and students. 
Taking into consideration what I have stated before, I must mention that this 
information is very valuable because it has been helpful at the moment of planning my 
classes for the first unit that I have to cover. I tried to consider my students interests and 
necessities to create a motivating environment inside the classroom so they are willing 
to participate actively during classes. In terms of their interests, I created lesson plans 
which include videos and songs. I have created functional tasks so the topic will be 
motivating for them. Moreover, and taking into an account that most of my students are 
visual learners I created colorful PPT’s with a lot of images and I constantly use the 
projector to make the students participant of what is the process of teaching and 
learning. 
In this way, I will develop a motivating process of learning so they can develop what is 
their weakest part and providing them with significant tasks so they can acquire the 
knowledge in the best possible way. 
Task 3 
Analyze the information collected in order to determine which factors from the 
context and the students will impact primarily in a design for a quality education 
for the students of the course. 
I consider as a relevant factor for quality education the following: 
- Firstly, to know the learning resources which the establishment posses. In this 
case, laptops, data, projector, radio which are present in every classroom. These
items can achieve to motivate students to participate during classes and 
contribute to the process of teaching- learning. 
- Secondly, it is important to have in mind the PEI of the school. This is because 
teachers must follow the school lineament, in this case a valoric-religious 
school. I consider this relevant because teachers must follow the mission and 
vision of the school during their classes. In this way they will be educating 
integral young people, with a valoric education through the Christian and 
humanist view. 
- Thirdly, I consider relevant to obtain a quality education to know the students’ 
NEE inside a class. This is relevant because the teacher must have in mind these 
factors to design materials and activities that will be used during the class. In 
this way the teacher will facilitate the work for the students with special 
necessities. Moreover, this gives an opportunity to students to internalize what it 
has been learned during the classes. 
- Fourthly, I consider important to know students’ interests. When you interview 
the students and you get to know them, you can know what kind of activities 
they like to do. In this way, they can concentrate in a better way and they get 
motivated to participate during the class more easily. They can also internalize 
better what they have learned and also develop their abilities. 
Regarding the possibilities in this context for getting a quality education, we can 
find the necessary learning resources to use them, in order to develop the 
process of teaching and learning. We can also count with a good infrastructure. 
Moreover, the environment inside the class is based on respect which makes 
easier the relation between the teacher and students. 
Task 4 
Reflect about the possibility to count with an adequate knowledge of the students in 
the context or your practice center. 
Taking into account my experience, the sources from where I gathered information 
about my students are the following:
- I obtained the information from several resources such as, teachers, students, 
UTP which allowed me to obtain different points of view of the class. 
- Making informal interviews with students allowed me to know their interests 
and preferences such as, how they prefer to work (individually, in pairs, in 
groups), what they like to see in their English classes and how they consider 
they learn the best. 
- The class book that counts with students’ personal information, annotations and 
marks. This information is reliable because it comes from the parents (in the 
case of their personal information) and the teachers. In this way, I have a track 
of the students’ learning so far and I can put special attention on the students that 
have more difficulties in the language so that they can hopefully improve their 
English. 
Regarding the information that I do not know very well about my students are the 
following: 
- The information about the students with NEE is not updated because the class is 
formed by students who come from different schools and the register of the NEE 
is not ready yet. Therefore, there is information which I do not possess such as, 
the students who have depression. This is a limiting at the moment of working 
with them because I only have the notion of two of them with NEE (which are 
the most important ones). 
Even though I do not possess some crucial information about my students right know. I 
am sure that during the following weeks I will get it since I will become more aware 
and I will observe the way they learn or respond to some activities while I am teaching 
them.

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Standard I

  • 1. Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción MDD 1: “Standard 1” Professional Practicum Dannae Del Campo Méndez 08/09/2014
  • 2. Standard I: Contextualization of teaching Standard: The trainee teacher gathers information about the institutional - organizational context of the classroom, the features of the group of students and its diversity, and uses it to plan and develop a contextualized teaching. Task 1 Select and describe the characteristics of the institution and the class that you consider relevant to contextualize the planning of the unit that will be developed. General features of the school: My professional practicum is taking place in Colegio Maria Inmaculada. This is a state subsidized school and it is located at Cruz 250 in the city of Concepción. The school has a number of 1465 students. The school is a co-educational schooling from kinder garden to 4rd grade of elementary education and is single-sex schooling from 4rd grade of elementary education to 4rd grade of high school. Each level has three courses (A, B and C) and the number of students varies from 30 to 40 students per class. The school has a Proyecto Educativo Integrado (PEI) and it has an emphasis in the overall development, the academic excellence and on principles and values provided by Christian humanism and the Catholic Church. One of the important characteristics that have a relation in the teaching process is the school curriculum. In this curriculum it can be noticed that the institution has a Christian-humanist approach which is centered on the person. This is an active, participative and open pedagogical style. This curriculum mixes faith and culture, theory and practice to carry out an overall development. Regarding the vision of the school, it is focused on the education of young people trough a Christian-humanist education. This gives a great importance to the gospel. Moreover, its mission is to educate people with competences, abilities and aptitudes which will allow them to be a contribution to their future work and also in church. To accomplish this school mission and vision it is necessary to that the professionals posses a strong value formation inside the Catholic Church. It also has a Proyecto de Acción Curricular which promotes a coherence to realize with what it has been established in the PEI. This document is helpful because for the
  • 3. teaching action, since it is a proposal for educational work. It states the role of the teacher (as a facilitator in the process of teaching so students can develop their selves as “persons of integrity”). It must be respected the diversity of students and their different learning styles. This involves carrying out active and collaborative methodologies, centered on students, using the constructivist approach designed to creative a meaningful learning. This also implies the way of assessing, taking into consideration the different methodologies to be adopt such as various types of assessments (oral presentations, tests, written reports, etc), providing spaces for self-assessment and peer-assessment, and also providing different evaluative instances (diagnostic, process and product). The institution based its education on values, such as solidarity, empathy and honesty. These are part of the OFT and teachers of this school should promote them in order to form integral persons. It is also important to note that this Proyecto de Acción Curricular requires teachers to support the students who present greater difficulties to learn, so the unit plans must include these supportive spaces. (For example, to include people that have more knowledge in the subject matter in order to help the students that present more difficulties to learn). Regarding the infrastructure, the institution counts with some resources that are definitely helpful when planning my units, such as four computer rooms or labs (with twenty computers each) with internet access, a library and audio-visual resources in the classrooms (data show, notebook and radio). This will allow me, for example, to make use of didactic material, such as videos and power point presentations for my classes. Description of the classroom: The students of first “C” of secondary high school are placed distributing the chairs and tables in pairs all of them looking to the whiteboard and the teacher. However, the third row has individual seats. The teacher affirms that this is the place for students with distraction problems or the people who is not properly concentrated. It is also important to mention that the students located in the firsts seats in front of the whiteboard are the ones with NEE (Necesidades Educativas Especiales). The first student has a serious visual problem and the other one has atrophied her right hand and one of her legs.
  • 4. Regarding the routines carrying out by the teachers in the process of teaching-learning, is the one of praying every morning at 8 am. Every day after their break they have to make a row outside the classroom so they can be quiet before starting the class. The classroom has 54m2 for 45 students, the illumination is good and the environment outside the classroom does not make difficult to make the class. In relation with the teaching process the students learn through the observation of images in PPT’s which makes it easier for them to acquire what they have to learn. Finally, the environment inside the classroom is respectful between students and also between students and the teacher. Students can express their opinion with freedom and they try to answer everything in the best possible way. The sources for collecting the information were the PEI, interviews with the teacher and interview with the head of UTP. It also was observed the reality of the school to determine aspects of infrastructure, organization and dynamics of the classroom. Task 2 Select and describe the characteristics of the students of your class (individually and as a group), that constitute relevant factors for the classroom planifications that enable a quality learning. The characteristics that constitute relevant factors for the classroom lesson plans are the following: The classroom is formed by 45 students, all women and they are fourteen and fifteen years old. All students profess the catholic religion because it’s a requirement to apply this school. Regarding the NEE, just two of the forty-five students present health problems. The first of them has a serious problem of sight. Therefore, teachers need to create special material for her. They have to write the material with a letter number twenty-two in Microsoft word, in this way they facilitate the work of the student. The second of them has atrophied her right hand and leg. This issue makes difficult to write, so teachers also create special material for her. They have to create sheets with a lot of space so it is easier for writing. Teachers also allow the student to record the classes.
  • 5. Having observed these two weeks of classes taught by my service teacher I realize that my class is very diverse in terms of interests but they are very similar in terms of their leaning styles because most of them are visual learners (since I interviewed some of them and they told me that it was easier for them to understand when the teacher used the data). The first grade “C” Secondary high school presents 11 students who score 6,0 or higher during the first semester. These students are the ones who participate and work very well during the class. Also, there are 12 students who score between 5,0 and 5,9. Even though they are not excellent students they like working on hand-on tasks (such as worksheets) and they try to get better by asking questions and doing the activities the teacher proposes. My class also presents 13 students who score between 4,0 and 4,9 and I realized that they are very talkative but that they are really into music. Finally, there are 7 people who score between 3.6 and 3.9. These are the people that do not do the exercises and the ones who talk and do not pay attention when the teacher explains something. I will take into account their interests to prove if I can make them interested to learn English and, hopefully, they will be able to participate more and improve the language. In the case of students with special needs (NEE), I will provide the material they need so they can practice and exercise in the same way of the rest of their classmates. I will also pay more attention to them, and I will provide them with my PPT’s and extra information because it is hard for them to copy from the board, one because of her sight problem and the other one because it is hard for her to write fast. Regarding their previous knowledge I could see what they have been covering during the semester and their achievements in the class book. I could not see the diagnostics tests of my students but according to the teacher they do not have the same level of English. This happens because most of them come from other schools because they receive a lot of student from 1st year of high school (Primero Medio). Nevertheless, what I have observed during these two weeks is that most of them can understand what the teacher is explaining in English, however, they rarely communicate in the language so I cannot say with certainty their level so far. It is important for me to foster their communicative skills in my lessons so they can improve it.
  • 6. Moreover, my students are very into English music and television. Therefore, it would be very motivating for them to introduce a new topic or present new vocabulary through songs or short videos. In this way, the students would participate more actively during classes. Regarding the interaction styles, I could observe that students are divided in very strong groups of friends during breaks. However, inside the classroom they are respectful and they help each other. They also give opinions and ask questions to the teacher if is necessary, which means they are not scared of talk in front the rest of the class. Regarding the relation between students and the teacher, it is develop with respect which generates an environment of closeness between the teacher and students. Taking into consideration what I have stated before, I must mention that this information is very valuable because it has been helpful at the moment of planning my classes for the first unit that I have to cover. I tried to consider my students interests and necessities to create a motivating environment inside the classroom so they are willing to participate actively during classes. In terms of their interests, I created lesson plans which include videos and songs. I have created functional tasks so the topic will be motivating for them. Moreover, and taking into an account that most of my students are visual learners I created colorful PPT’s with a lot of images and I constantly use the projector to make the students participant of what is the process of teaching and learning. In this way, I will develop a motivating process of learning so they can develop what is their weakest part and providing them with significant tasks so they can acquire the knowledge in the best possible way. Task 3 Analyze the information collected in order to determine which factors from the context and the students will impact primarily in a design for a quality education for the students of the course. I consider as a relevant factor for quality education the following: - Firstly, to know the learning resources which the establishment posses. In this case, laptops, data, projector, radio which are present in every classroom. These
  • 7. items can achieve to motivate students to participate during classes and contribute to the process of teaching- learning. - Secondly, it is important to have in mind the PEI of the school. This is because teachers must follow the school lineament, in this case a valoric-religious school. I consider this relevant because teachers must follow the mission and vision of the school during their classes. In this way they will be educating integral young people, with a valoric education through the Christian and humanist view. - Thirdly, I consider relevant to obtain a quality education to know the students’ NEE inside a class. This is relevant because the teacher must have in mind these factors to design materials and activities that will be used during the class. In this way the teacher will facilitate the work for the students with special necessities. Moreover, this gives an opportunity to students to internalize what it has been learned during the classes. - Fourthly, I consider important to know students’ interests. When you interview the students and you get to know them, you can know what kind of activities they like to do. In this way, they can concentrate in a better way and they get motivated to participate during the class more easily. They can also internalize better what they have learned and also develop their abilities. Regarding the possibilities in this context for getting a quality education, we can find the necessary learning resources to use them, in order to develop the process of teaching and learning. We can also count with a good infrastructure. Moreover, the environment inside the class is based on respect which makes easier the relation between the teacher and students. Task 4 Reflect about the possibility to count with an adequate knowledge of the students in the context or your practice center. Taking into account my experience, the sources from where I gathered information about my students are the following:
  • 8. - I obtained the information from several resources such as, teachers, students, UTP which allowed me to obtain different points of view of the class. - Making informal interviews with students allowed me to know their interests and preferences such as, how they prefer to work (individually, in pairs, in groups), what they like to see in their English classes and how they consider they learn the best. - The class book that counts with students’ personal information, annotations and marks. This information is reliable because it comes from the parents (in the case of their personal information) and the teachers. In this way, I have a track of the students’ learning so far and I can put special attention on the students that have more difficulties in the language so that they can hopefully improve their English. Regarding the information that I do not know very well about my students are the following: - The information about the students with NEE is not updated because the class is formed by students who come from different schools and the register of the NEE is not ready yet. Therefore, there is information which I do not possess such as, the students who have depression. This is a limiting at the moment of working with them because I only have the notion of two of them with NEE (which are the most important ones). Even though I do not possess some crucial information about my students right know. I am sure that during the following weeks I will get it since I will become more aware and I will observe the way they learn or respond to some activities while I am teaching them.