Diseño curso Moodle

Honelako gehiago

Concept Mapping- Speech Presentations

by Jessica Fonseca

Gardening

by Lauren Ronan

UNIT 5.

by Andrea Blázquez

Modal verbs and expressions

by Sophia Konstantin

Introduction to professional English for vets

Conclusion of the course

Participants complete a questionnaire to show their satisfaction and experiences throughout the course

Unit 3: Listening to customers

Contents: Key expressions such as side effects, rash, Ache, sore throat, runny nose, To feel under the weather, Be allergic to, To have a cough, vet on call.

Objective: to get familiar with some general phrases and expressions that vets normally hear from their customers.

Unit 1: Key vocabulary I (Parts of animals´ body)

External tools: Goconqr .

Moodle tools: Forum, Questionnaire, Glossary. .

Assessment: self-evaluation questionnaire .

Activities: Introduction of words with flashcards, label activities, watching a video, completing a collaborative glossary

Contents: parts of different types of animals. Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians.

Subtema

Objective: To introduce and review key vocabulary of animal parts

Introduction to the course

Welcoming participants to the course by showing a Prezi presentation

Unit 4: Talking to customers

External tools: learningapp.org .

Moodle tools: task, forum .

Assessment: task (filling out a chart with the definitions of some key expressions using their own words as they figure them out throughout the unit).

Activities: quizes, matching games, listen and match .

Contents: key words and expressions such as Have a fever, Over-the-counter, Cough syrup, Make sleepy, Shots, Stitches, Syringe, X-rays

Objective: to get familiar with some general phrases and expressions that vets normally use when talking to customers.

Unit 2: Key vocabulary II (Vet instruments)

External tools: Quizlet

Moodle tools: forum, glossary, task

Assessment: task (decription of some of the learnt vets´ instruments).

Activities: flashcards, mathching games, look and write, completing a collaborative glossary

Contents: veterinary tool for different purposes; Surgical instruments, Orthopaedic, Monitoring equipment, Laboratory, Grooming, Diagnostic.

Objective: to get familiar with vocabulary of vets´ intruments