PROGRAMA CAPES - INSTITUTO DE EDMEU MEU CURSO NO

INSTITUTO DE EDUCAÇÃO DA UNIVERSIDADE DE LONDRES

 ENSINO DE INGLÊS COMO

UMA LÍNGUA ESTRANGEIRA

Profª Elisabete Panssonatto Breternitz

The objective of these slides is to show my students and other

teachers a little about my experience in London studying in

IOE-University of London sponsored by CAPES

The Institute of Education – University of London

The main entrance

The library at the Institute – the biggest in Education

Teacher Bete is a student now

The city – the red bus

The London Eye

The London Eye olympic torch

Portobello Market

The Parliament, the Big Ben and the Thames river

The Tower Bridge of London

The Tower Bridge of London and the Olympics

3rd Olympics

in London

The Olympics at IOE

Saint Paul Cathedral – Charles and Diana got married there

Fish and chips – one of the most famous

dishes in London

Hello!!! I am in

London!!!!!

The Globe Theatre - Shakespeare

Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre

People read everywhere

Hyde Park

Teacher Bete resting at the Hyde Park

The Queen’s guards

They love their Queen

Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II

Prince Willian and Princess Kate

Another queen – rsrsrsrs!!!!!

My friend, the Queen

Elizabeth II, and I –

rsrsrsrsr!!!!

Chelsea Academy - opened in September 2009

Chelsea Academy – students from all over the world

Chelsea Academy - playing tennis in Phisycal Education classes

No money $$$$$ in the school

Name: Da Silva RicardoVal: 22.10

Garbage in the garbage

Respecting everybody

God in our hearts makes the difference in life

Lord

Your WORD is SPIRIT and LIFE

Some rules

1. Always be punctual, wait quietly and be fully equipped, ready to work.

2. Enter and leave classrooms and move around the Academy in na orderly fashion.

3. Follow instructions at the first time of asking.

4. Be polite, courteous and respectful at all times, representing the Academy appropriately, both within and beyond the Academy site.

5. Stay on task and allow others to do so.

Rules of Behavior

6. Work hard to fulfil your potential, both in lessons and when engaged in independent learning.

7. Mobile phones, iPods or MP3 players should be switched off and not visible.

8. Wear the Chelsea Academy uniform correctly at all times.

9. Eat or drink in designated area only. Chewing gum is not allowed in the Academy.

10. Keep the Academy environment clean and tidy.

WORDK HARD. BE NICE. NO EXCUSES!

Consequences and Sanctions

C1 – Verbal warning: reminded of appropriate

behaviour.

C2 - Verbal warning: informed of consequence

of continued misbehaviour.

C3 – Detention: note to parent via planner.

C4 – Sent out / referral: removed from class

via on-call, parent informed.

DETENTIONSBehaviour

No absence noteBullying

Planner not signedUniformSmokingRudenessDisruption

Use of bad languageLack of co-operation

LatenessTruancy

Learning Insatisfactory effort / work

Independent learning issuesLateness to lessons

Regular forgetting of equipmentCommunity

Chewing gumSpitting

LitterGraffiti

Other anti-social behaviour

Getting points and

making money!!!!!

Clean and organized restroom

Boys and girls’ restrooms at the same corridor

The canteen – everything in the right place

Positive sentences all over

“You inspire me with your determination and I Love you.”

Technology resources in the classroom

Studying languages

in the community of Greenwich for over 300

years

Chelsea Football Club

“Teach the mind

Train the Hands

Release the Spirit”

Doubts?????

Thank you so much!

Elisabete Panssonatto Breternitz