School Homework and Coexistence Rules
School Homework and Coexistence Rules
SESSION
01
2. Live together y participate -Show respectful treatment -Describe which ones List of
democratically in the search for e inclusive with their duties in comparison
common good. classmates and express the school.
Interact with people his disagreement in situations
Build and assume agreements and norms of abuse in their institution
Manage conflicts of way educational. Complies with its
constructive homework.
Deliberates on public affairs
Participate in actions that promote
the common good
CROSS-CUTTING APPROACH
OBSERVABLE ACTIONS.
RIGHTS APPROACH The teacher promotes spaces for dialogue so that their students
exchange your ideas with the other members of your school in order to
express their emotions and commitments to achieve their goals.
The students are engaged in a dialogue about the topic addressed in the previous session regarding responsibilities.
to comply in the classroom.
The following questions are asked: What do we call duties? Do you think we should only...
fulfill duties in the classroom? Why? What duties can we fulfill at school? Do you think
Do we fulfill our duties at school? Why?
The teacher communicates the purpose of the session: 'Today you are going to mention what the duties are that...
they must comply in school
The coexistence rules that have been worked on are reviewed and whether they have been complied with.
Oh no. Then they are told that for this session they will choose two rules to keep in mind and
put them into practice during this session.
DEVELOPMENT: 65'
PROBLEMATIZATION
They are asked about the duties they have at home: What duties do you fulfill?
In their home? Do they fulfill these duties? What duties do they have and are fulfilled?
The students will mention some of the chores that are done at home and these go
noting on a piece of paper or on the board.
Students arrive at the concept or definition that duties are related to the
responsibilities.
The importance of responsibilities as a form of respect, support, and coexistence is reaffirmed.
in groups and in society.
Mixed groups are formed and students are informed that they will talk about the homework.
what they must fulfill at school.
They are told to discuss what those duties would be before starting and to establish them.
Okay before writing them.
When they are finished, they are asked to place their papers on the walls of the classroom to
keep them in mind for the rest of the session.
DECISION MAKING
Students are informed that they are going to self-assess their duties and/or responsibilities for
see how they are doing it.
They are asked honestly to review which responsibilities are the most difficult for them.
to fulfill it and have them write a commitment about it.
Systematize the activity worked through a visual organizer.
CLOSING: 10'
Students are engaged in dialogue through questions: What did you like about today's activity? What
What difficulties were encountered? How did they overcome them? What did we learn today? How did it
Did we learn? Will what we've learned be useful in our daily lives? In what way?
The activity is evaluated through a checklist.
What did the students achieve in this session? What difficulties were observed?
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Ricardo Pacheco Vargas. Ines De La Cruz Chipana
V°B° Deputy Director Prof. 3rd 'F'
Children are welcomed with kindness using phrases like: "It brings me so much joy"
see them again.
They are instructed to draw a poster with the image of a little face of the emotion they are feeling.
they find.
The teacher asks the children to observe the title and the image of the text.
Talk to the students about what was observed based on the following questions:
What do they observe?
What does the title say?
How is the text organized?
What do you think the text will be about?
What could have been the author's intention in writing this text?
The students participate by answering the questions.
Children are invited to do a first silent reading of the text.
Then they are asked to read in a chain and out loud. During this reading, we pause at the end of
each paragraph to analyze and reflect on the information read through questions. Likewise,
they deduce the meaning of words by context.
Marcial, the boy who did not respect anyone.
Marcial was a boy who always annoyed his classmates and did not fulfill the
cohabitation agreements.
I was constantly in conflict with others because I joked with them.
heavy.
One day, the teacher asked the children to choose a partner to do a
I work in pairs, but Marcial was met with the sad surprise that no one
A colleague wanted to work with him and became very sad.
Marcial realized that by not complying with the classroom agreements, he was
having conflicts with his colleagues and decided to change his attitude.
Finally, Marcial decided to be responsible for fulfilling the agreements.
and his companions recognized his change in attitude.
Paola Flores (Peru)
Children are encouraged to discuss the content of the reading and they are also asked if what
they coincide with what they proposed before reading.
{"question1":"What happens with Marcial?","question2":"What was Marcial like?","question3":"In what part of the text does it say that?","question4":"Why"}
["Did no colleague want to work with Marcial?","Why did Marcial decide to change his attitude?"]
What did you think of Marcial's decision to change his attitude? What rule of coexistence do you think applies?
What was Marcial not complying with? Should we follow the rules of coexistence to have a
good coexistence? Why?
They reflect on the importance of adhering to the rules of coexistence to have
a healthy and harmonious life.
CLOSURE: 10'
What did the students achieve in this session? What difficulties were observed?
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Ricardo Pacheco Vargas. Ines De La Cruz Chipana
V°B° Deputy Director Prof. 3rd "F"
We read the following case:
Marcial was a boy who always annoyed his classmates and did not fulfill the
coexistence agreements. He was constantly in conflict with others,
because he used to make heavy jokes on them.
One day, the teacher asked the children to choose a partner to carry out a
I work in pairs, but Marcial was met with the sad surprise that no one
his companion wanted to work with him and he became very sad.
Now respond:
a) What type of text is it? _________________________________________________
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d) Why did Marcial have conflicts with his peers?
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In the following word search you will find words related to reading:
R T C A M B I A R Q L
E B T RI S T E I S K
S F G A C A R P K A J
P E H D S S B Ñ O C H MARCIAL AGREEMENTS
O M J S A C T I T U D SAD COEXISTENCE
N A K Q M P C L C M Y CONFLICT JOKES
S R L W OO X K I P T
A C U E RD O S L L R RESPONSIBLE ATTITUDE
B I Ñ Y B I C J F I F CHANGE TO FULFILL
L A V Ñ V U W HN R G
E L B B T Y Q G O V B
C O N VI V E N C I A
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b) Conflict:
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c) Joke:
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d) Responsible:
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e) Comply:
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Responde: ¿Crees que es importante cumplir los acuerdos del aula? Da 3 razones.
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