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El uso diario y continuo del ingls en el aula es una de las mejores formas de mecanizarlo sin que
apenas nos demos cuenta. Hablamos fundamentalmente de aspectos cotidianos, relacionados con el
inicio y final de la clase, el uso de materiales didcticos, el agrupamiento del alumnado, la secuenciacin de
actividades, la evaluacin, etc. Por motivos de organizacin, dividiremos este documento en estos distintos
tiempos y apartados.
La mayor parte de las expresiones incluidas en este documento sern utilizadas por el profesorado
cmo frmulas o rutinas. El alumnado captar los significados con facilidad ya que en todos los casos el
contexto ayudar a su comprensin y porque sern varios los docentes que los podrn en prctica, y
progresivamente irn incorporando algunas de estas frases en su repertorio productivo. Efectivamente, el
aula constituye un microsistema en el que tienen lugar interacciones iguales a las que suceden en el
contexto extraescolar. Entre ellas podemos citar: saludarse, despedirse, prestar y recibir ayuda, expresar
opiniones y deseos, hablar de las experiencias propias, etc.
Se aconseja que el profesorado empiece a utilizar estas frmulas de forma natural lo antes posible,
no exigiendo al alumnado respuestas verbales al principio. Posteriormente, se ir demandando esta
participacin verbal. Adems resulta esencial que el profesorado haga uso del gesto, la mmica, la accin o
cualquier otro recurso extralingstico para hacerse entender y dar significado a los mensajes.
COMENZAMOS LA CLASE...
Podemos aprovechar estos primeros momentos de la clase (mientras llegan todos, se colocan, etc.)
para saludos y recepcin en general:
COMPROBAMOS LA ASISTENCIA...
Al comenzar la clase el profesorado comprueba quines han faltado con preguntas del tipo:
Es buena idea que el profesorado siga haciendo preguntas para concretar ms la informacin:
Profesor/a Alumno/a
Wheres ...? At home
Oh, he/shes at home today.
Is he/she ill? Yes
Oh! He/she doesnt feel very well
Has s/he gone to the doctor? No
Has he/she got flu/a cold? No
Has he/she got a headache? Yes
Please, open your books to page ... We are going to do activity number .
Turn to page... You have ... minutes to do this.
Today we're going to.... For this exercise you will need a ....
We are going to start our lesson with... Start now
Now, pay attention, everybody Have you started?
Listen / watch carefully Are you ready?
Listen and find the answers to these questions Ready, set, go!
Look at Activity ... *Off you go! / Go ahead and begin
Tambin es frecuente tener que secuenciar los pasos a seguir en la realizacin de una actividad:
PREGUNTA RESPUESTA
Can I borrow your....., please? Yes, of course.
Can you lend me...? Yes, all right.
Can I have your......? / Can I use your .......? Help yourself.
*Give me your....... Thank you (very much) / Thanks a lot! / *Thanks! / *No worries / Thank
Could you share (with ...), please? for your ....
Could you plug the , please? You are welcome / Don't mention it! / *No problem / *Go ahead! / Sure! /
Could I have another photocopy? Of course
May I go to the toilet? Here / There you are!
ORGANIZAMOS AL ALUMNADO...
El trabajo en parejas o grupos ha llegado a ser prctica corriente no slo en las clases de lengua
extranjera, ya que ofrece situaciones de comunicacin real que permiten a los alumno/as participar ms,
colaborar con otros y aprender de los dems. Aqu hay algunas frases que se pueden utilizar para organizar
el trabajo:
OBTENEMOS INFORMACIN...
Es importante obtener informacin del alumnado por diversos motivos: comprobar la comprensin,
detectar dudas y malentendidos, hacerles participar, etc.
Stop Play Pause/Still Rew: Rewind FF: Fast forward Rec: Record
Clock Day Memory Eject Start On/Off Vol: Volume
Im going to plug in the cassette player/ DVD Is there any chalk/coloured chalk?
Wheres the cassette/cd/player? Ah, here it is! Write on theboard.
Then, I turn it on / Right then, I will turn it on. Draw on the board.
I will play the DVD player Write/Draw on the board.
And I push the play button Clean the board, please.
Can you turn it on/off? Rub out/off (the first word)
Put the tape/cd/video recorder in, please Press the stop button, please
Switch it on/off / Turn it on/off Can you turn the volume up/down?
Im going to draw a picture Ill turn the volume down
I need a piece of coloured chalk / felt pen Can you rewind the tape?
Where is it? Who wants to come to the board?
This one is too short / is empty ... come to the board, please
Im going to use another colour. Thats right. Take a piece of chalk/coloured chalk
Put the CD in, please Turn on / off the computer
Can you press the play/stop/pause button, please? Unplug the DVD, please
Look at the figure at the bottom Can you plug in/unplug the DVD/CD?
Can you press the pause button, please?
Una vez que est en marcha la actividad en la que estamos usando audio-visuales, es importante
comprobar si el alumnado tiene dificultades para ver o escuchar. Se pueden usar expresiones tales como:
Can you all hear/see there/at the back? Ill turn the volume up /down
Is that better? Lets listen to it again
Wait a minute. Ill rewind the tape./ Ill start again./ I'll play it again
Resulta tambin importante que capten informaciones que les ayuden a localizar dibujos y palabras
con ms precisin y a entender cmo se distribuye el espacio:
MANTENEMOS EL ORDEN...
Tambin podemos usar el ingls a la hora de mantener cierta disciplina en el aula:
OFRECEMOS AYUDA...
El profesorado puede pedirle al alumnado que exprese los procesos que le estn dando problemas:
PREGUNTAMOS ALGO...
Hablamos ahora de varios tipos de preguntas que puede hacer el profesorado. Lo ms lgico es
empezar con preguntas que pueden contestarse de forma incluso no verbal.
Luego podemos seguir con otras preguntas fciles cuya respuesta es siempre YES / NO.
Posteriormente podemos ir introduciendo las preguntas de respuesta abierta (cuando hay varias
respuestas posibles) introducidas por When, Why, What...? . No olvidemos que estas ltimas favorecen la
produccin y riqueza del lenguaje y que se deben introducir cuando el alumno/a haya estado expuesto a
datos suficientes.
Why is water so important?
Where were the 1992 Olympics hold?
We are finished / done Its time to finish Okay, that was all for today
Have you finished? Have you finished? Lets check the answers.
*Time is up Lets stop. Any questions?
Let's now.... Stop now. Collect your work, please.
Please, now.... We have no more time for anything else Pack your books/notebooks up.
Let's move on to ... Don't do any more Are your desks tidy?
Now it's time to... Let's stop here Dont forget to bring on Monday/Tuesday
EVALUAMOS...
Los errores forman parte inevitable del proceso de aprendizaje y adquisicin de una lengua, y
actan como indicadores de la progresin y avance del alumnado. Es conveniente que el profesorado use
frases que estimulen al alumnado positivamente as que aqu hay ms de 100 maneras de expresar un
trabajo bien hecho:
You've got it! You did a lot of work today. Youre on the right track now! Good for you!
Nice work Well, look at you go. Youve got it made. Couldnt have done it better
Impressive I like knowing you. Thats good. myself.
Thats right Way to go! Im very proud of you. Arent you proud of yourself?
OK Now you have the hang of it. Youre really working hard today. One more time and youll have it.
Fine Youre doing fine! You are very good at that. You really make my job fun.
Quite right Good thinking. Thats coming along nicely. Thats the right way to do it.
Thats it You are really learning a lot. Im happy to see you working like that. Youre getting better every day.
I like that Good going. Thats much, much better! You did it that time!
Brilliant Ive never seen anyone do it better. Exactly right. Thats not half bad.
Excellent Keep on trying. Im proud of the way you worked today. You havent missed a thing!
Thats fine You outdid yourself today! Youre doing that much better today. Thats the way!
Excellent Good for you! Youve just about got it. Keep up the good work.
Well done I think youve got it now. Thats the best youve ever done. Nothing can stop you now.
Good / Very Thats a good (boy/girl). Youre doing a good job. Thats the way to do it.
good Good job, .... Now youve figured it out. Youve got your brain in gear
Wonderful You figured that out fast. Thats quite an improvement. today.
Perfect You remembered! I knew you could do it. Thats better.
Great job Thats really nice. Not bad. That was first class work.
Fantastic That kind of work makes me happy. Keep working on it. Thats the best ever.
Correct Its such a pleasure to teach when you work Youre improving. Youve just about mastered it.
Thats correct like that! Now you have it! Good remembering.
Congratulations I think youre doing the right thing. You are learning fast. Youve got that down pat.
Good for you Thats better than ever. Nice going. You certainly did well today.
Right Much better! Youre really going to town. Keep it up!
Marvelous You must have been practicing. Thats how to handle that. Congratulations. You got it right!
Awesome You did that very well. Now thats what I call a fine job. Good work!
Exactly Right on! Thats great. Tremendous
Superb! Youre really improving. Youre doing beautifully!
Sensational WOW! Terrific work
Outstanding!
En el caso de intervenciones o trabajos del alumnado no satisfactorios, tambin es importante dar
informacin sobre los resultados, pidiendo nuevos intentos para mejorarlos:
Not really / Not quite, nearly / Try again / Come on / Thats better / Almost right / Like this, not like that / Try
again! / Be careful next time / Think again / This is wrong/incorrect / Watch out for... / * Careful with... / Im afraid
you cant say that / Thats not right / Theres no hurry / Dont worry / Try harder / Can anyone help? / I'm afraid
this is not right/satisfying... / Close, but... / Not quite / Oops! / Remember...
Es importante corregir errores mediante tcnicas diferentes a la repeticin, tales como: parafrasear,
usar gestos o smbolos... En primer lugar se debe de dar la oportunidad al propio alumno/a de corregirse.
DESPEDIMOS LA CLASE...
That's all for today Have a nice day / weekend / holiday / vacation!
We're out of time today *See you after holidays / vacation
*See you later / tomorrow /after the break / on Tuesday / next week *Take care
Goodbye! / *Bye-bye! / *Bye / *See you / *Cheerio Great work today!