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Mediators need to be careful to choose the activities for their pupils. Not all pupils have the same knowledge and level of understanding, but all of them can do what is proposed. It is to be done individually. Intentionality and Reciprocity The teacher explains the purpose of the activity in order to help learners to see the value at a learning level.
Modificabilidad cognitiva y P. Optimistic Awareness During the activity, mediators are encouraging the strong belief in their students that they can do what they need to, that the objectives of the activity are achievable.
They have to contemplate the particular characteristics of their pupils to decide which areas of mediation to involve.
In this activity, the mediator might choose objects that mean something apreendizaje their pupils for instance, part of their surroundings and things that may touch their feelings. It is based on talking about a recent holiday. Regulation and Control of Conduct The mediation experience provides alternatives that allow pupils to consider possibilities before making any decision.
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Through this activity, the mediator is encouraging a wide range of interactions and confrontations that invite pupils to be creative and inventive. Regarding this, Reuven Feuersteinproposes a mediation process, in which teachers, more than going beyond feuersteon transfer of knowledge, set up an action plan to encourage pupils learn to learn.
A social constructivist approach. To make this process easier, the mediator helps children to set their objectives and the way they will approach them with perseverance, patience and hard work. The following two examples of mediation applied to language teaching activities are not intended to give a teaching formula but to illustrate some of the different ways in which educators might mediate.
Sense of Belonging Although the proposed activity implies an individual task at the beginning, later it is promoting the interchange of ideas, thoughts and feelings among the group. We always tend to make it more difficult than it really is.
Mediation is based on mediavo models that are based on individual differences, cognitive functions and styles, which characterise pupils according to their age and developmental stage.
It is a chance pupils have to become aware of their reading and writing processes and strategies, and to establish an action plan for changing or improving what they are doing wrong by practicing self-evaluation. The mediator accepts, helps and motivates his children as unique beings with independent and divergent thought processes with regard to other pupils and even the teacher. Although the learning process starts with the conviction that any individual is able to become a highly effective learner regardless of his age and possible difficulties, we are always raising artificial barriers in the way of the learning processes.
The mediator encourages challenge and hard work through the selection and assignment of activities that are sufficiently difficult to provide a challenge, but are achievable.
This mediation characteristic is related to the effectiveness and efficacy an educational process should have when learners feel competent and capable of learning. The mediation experience provides alternatives that allow pupils to consider possibilities before making any decision.
It means that students must have time to understand the activity and its purpose, to organise their ideas before starting the activity, to organise information in a logical and coherent way and to choose the best moment to start.
They will feel they are speaking for different purposes, not only to accomplish an academic task. Activity 2 see Figure 3 is a guessing activity whose function is to describe objects.
Sense of Competence This mediation characteristic is related to the effectiveness and efficacy an educational process should have when learners feel ek and capable of learning. They should write a descriptive paragraph about the object in the picture without naming it.
As this criterion implies guiding students to achieve their individual and group goals In the given activity, the individual goal is to write a descriptive paragraph.
Searching, Planning and Achieving Objectives As this criterion implies guiding students to achieve their individual and group goals In the given activity, the individual goal is to write a descriptive paragraph.
This activity implies that every piece of information given by each member in the group is important and necessary to bring the activity to its end. At the same time, it is vital to ensure and verify that our students have understood what is required and what is expected of them, and that both parts are capable and well-disposed to achieve the intended goals. All the contents of this journal, except where otherwise noted, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License.
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What the mediator can do at this point is to promote team work more than group work with specific and meaningful purposes for the students; to propose feuersteun in which they interchange and reinforce not only academic knowledge but also social and cultural knowledge. Moreover, these mediators, at the beginning parents, but later educators, take part in the first attempts children make to respond to a stimulus.
The mediation experience espouses that is not important how difficult an activity or task seems to be to some pupils, all of them are capable of doing it. They should use have got, looks like, adjectives for physical description colour, texture, shape, feuerstejn, breadth, length, weight, materials, pattern, etcin the present simple. Then, she got her specialization in Applied Linguistics to the Teaching of English. It is necessary to say that it is not meviado for our pupils aprendizxje feel competent, they have to become competent by acquiring the necessary abilities and strategies to take control of their own learning process.
Individuality and Psychological Difference It is an individual activity and it may reflect a particular style, way of thinking and feeling. Awareness of Change The teaching-learning process makes evident the weaknesses and strengths our pupils have.
Modification implies that through the experience of mediation, learners should be conscious that they can change, improve and strengthen not only their cognitive functions but also their behaviours and strategies in order to achieve their objectives.
Feuersein present all their students the same material, the same information and the same teaching strategies.
The group aim is to provide information that allows others to make their lists. Active Participation and Shared Conduct Sharing and working in a co-operative way are part of our social existence; that is why we are encouraged to share not only behaviours and attitudes but also knowledge.
Intentionality and Reciprocity This first criterion has to do with establishing the mediation experience purposes within the teaching-learning process. At the beginning, it is the mediator who guides, controls and evaluates the way pupils internalise information, but students must gradually transform themselves into active, dynamic and autonomous individuals, able to generate self-evaluation mechanisms that will allow them to take the initiative to direct their own learning processes.
Individuality and Psychological Difference Mediation is based on learning models that are based on individual differences, cognitive functions and styles, which characterise pupils according to their age and developmental stage.
The educator-mediator promotes collaborative work, self-confidence, and active participation among pupils in order to make them socialise, negotiate, agree, respect differences and achieve working in harmony. Active Participation and Shared Conduct Group work activities are one of the most effective strategies mediators have to develop and encourage a sense of self-confidence, co-operation and participation in their pupils.
Sense of Competence Teachers present all their students the same material, the same information and the same teaching strategies.
Transcendence The activity itself makes pupils use English in a different setting. At first, the infant has direct interaction with just his parents, siblings and relatives, but later his context is widened and enriched in the educational environment, the community and neighbourhood, peers and friends, the media and culture. The fact is that the pupils should learn, internalise and use something of a more general value than what is being taught by the task, the project or the class.
To do that, they should consider the number of pupils in the class, the objects to be described, what to include in the description in terms of grammar items and functions, the length of time pupils need to write the paragraph, the time pupils need to read some descriptions in order to make their lists, and the time teachers need to check the answers. Mediators could facilitate the performance of the activity by giving one or two examples of paragraphs describing objects.