T20 Flashcards
Legislation
8 KC
-Linguistic Communication Competence (LCC)
-Plurilingual Competence (PC)
-Mathematical Competence and Science, Technology and Engineering Competence (STEM).
-Digital Competence (DC).
-Personal, Social and Learning to Learn Competence (PSLLC).
-Citizen Competence (CC)
-Entrepreneurial Competence (EC)
-Cultural Awareness and Expression Competence (CAEC).
Where can we find the KC explained?
RD Article 9
Where can we find the Stage Objectives?
Article 7 of the RD + Article 5 Decree (ñ y o)
Stage objective F
To acquire basic communicative competence in at least one foreing language to enable them to express and understand simple messages and get by in everyday situations
Stage objective B
To develop individual and team-working habits, effort, responsibility for their work, self-confidence, critical, planning and taking decisions abilities
Stage objective M
To develop their affective capacities in all aspects of personality and in their relations with others. Develop an attitude against violence, prejudices of any type and sexist stereotypes
Where can we find the evaluation characteristics?
Article 14 RD and Article 11 DECREE
5 characteristics of evaluation
-It will be global, continuous, and formative, and must take into account the development of key competences.
-Criteria are the benchmark by which the teacher assesses the degree of acquisition of key competences.
-Reinforcement measures
-The teacher will assess the student’s learning, teaching processes and their own teaching practice
-Varied and diversified assessment instruments
How can you define specific skills?
Specific skills are performances that students should be able to demonstrate in activities or situations using basic knowledge. They are a link between the exit profile and the basic knowledge and evaluation criteria.
Specific competence 1
Understand the general meaning and specific information of short and simple texts. Exit Profile: CCL2, CCL3, CP1, CP2, STEM1, CD1, CPSAA5, CCEC2.
Specific competence 2
Produce simple texts to express their needs and to communicate. Exit profile: CCL1, CP1, CP2, STEM1, CD2, CPSAA5, CE1, CCEC4.
Specific competence 3
Interact with other people using everyday expressions. Exit Profile: CCL5, CP1, CP2, STEM1, CPSAA3, CC3, CE1, CE3.
Specific competence 4
Mediate in predictable situations to facilitate communication. Exit Profile: CCL5, CP1, CP2, CP3, STEM1, CPSAA1, CPSAA3, CCEC1.
Specific competence 5
Recognize and use personal linguistic repertoires reflecting and identifying one’s own strategies. Exit Profile: CP2, STEM1, CD2, CPSAA1, CPSAA4, CPSAA5, CE3.
Specific competence 6
Appreciate and respect linguistic, cultural and artistic diversity from the foreign language. Exit Profile: CCL5, CP3, CPSAA1, CPSAA3, CC2, CC3, CCEC1.