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Title: “Callejeros viajeros”. Una situación de aprendizaje para la práctica del texto descriptivo con alumnado inmigrante en centros de secundaria
Author: Rebollo Hurtado, Pablo
Tutor: Sánchez-Bejerano, Lucía  
Abstract: "Callejeros viajeros" is a learning situation with an intercultural character aimed at immigrant adolescent students who are unfamiliar with the co-official languages of the Valencian Community. These students are enrolled in the second cycle of ESO. The primary goal of this project is, broadly speaking, the development of students' communicative competence in the Spanish language. To achieve this, it proposes working from the perspective of Task-Based Learning (TBL) mediated by technology, specifically using the applications Canva and Aules (Moodle). The methodological technique is based on the creation of two cultural knolling ('still life') and working with descriptive texts. Regarding the evaluation, it is proposed to be, on one hand, formative assessment that gives students a leading role (peer assessment) and allows them to improve throughout the process; and, on the other hand, a final assessment that evaluates the student in each of the key competencies of the curriculum under the current educational law (LOMLOE). Finally, it seeks to promote the inclusion and integration of immigrant students by fostering meaningful and contextualized learning that contributes to their academic and personal development.
Keywords: immigrant students
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Canva
Aules
knolling
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: 11-Jun-2024
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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