Delia Lucero Maceda

20/12/2014

I want to share with you my reflections on the semester, please visit my blog, here is the link http://luceromaceda.wordpress.com/2014/12/19/my-reflections…f-the-semester/

02/12/2014

Con la selección de Colombia.

02/12/2014

Con la seleccion de Japón.

28/11/2014

28/11/2014

Let us count our blessings and give thanks to God.

28/11/2014

Three more days! ¡Faltan tres dias!

26/11/2014

I am so excited for the 2014 Amputee Football World Cup!, I joined the translators team, this is going to be a journey of learning and making new friends, I'll share with you my experiences in this adventure.

03/11/2014

Halloween gathering at CEI, Friday morning. My classmate Caro won 1st. prize for her Zombie Teenage Ninja Turtle costume, well done Caro!! you rock!!!.

10/10/2014

My favorite activity to encourage speaking in the classroom
Mi actividad favorita para alentar la platica en la escuela.
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Welcome, I hope you have had a great weekend. In my experience, I have found that speaking in the classroom is sometimes stressful for the students, so I remember that when I was a student the activity I liked the most was making funny stories, the teacher used this activity to help us practice a new topic, for example, when he had given us a certain number of idioms, we had to write a story using all of them, it could be a funny story, a drama or horror story, whatever we wanted but no more than a page long, then we exchanged the papers and read out loud them, after all of them were read we shared our thought about the stories and helped to correct the grammar if needed, we really enjoyed the stories and the practice. [ 20 more words. ]

06/10/2014

Are you aware of the importance of knowing your learning style or your students learning style?, I wrote a comment in my blog, about learning styles, check it and lets talk about it, here is the link http://luceromaceda.wordpress.com/2014/10/06/have-you-ever-…learning-style/

29/09/2014

"Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one". Malcolm Forbes