TITLE: “THE ACTION RESEARCH AS A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS IN THE ENGLISH CLASS OF TENTH GRADES AT “ABDON CALDERON” MILITARY HIGH.

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TITLE: “THE ACTION RESEARCH AS A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE TEACHING AND LEARNING PROCESS IN THE ENGLISH CLASS OF TENTH GRADES AT “ABDON CALDERON” MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL IN QUITO, DURING THE FIRST TERM, 2009 – 2010 SCHOOL YEAR” AUTHORS: Almache Bermeo Mayra Elizabeth Badillo Pucha Rober Fernando ADVISORS: DIRECTOR: Dr. Oswaldo Villa CO DIRECTOR: Dr. Ma. Eugenia Arcos Jiménez M. Sc QUITO-ECUADOR OCTOBER-2011

This thesis was elaborated considering the trends of teaching English language, focused on the use of action research and effective strategies which permit to teachers and students improve the teaching and learning process in English class, following specific strategies in the teaching work.

CAUSES Old methodologies Traditional teaching strategies Learning is limited Teachers do not know how to implement strategies in the class TEACHERS DO NOT RESEARCH IN THE ENGLISH CLASS EFFECTS Low communicative features during teaching practices Memory focus of learning Low cognitive and mental process development Low academic achievement

How will the application of Action Research strategies contribute with the improvement in the teaching and learning process of the English Language for students of the tenth grades at “Abdón Calderón” Military high school, during the first term of school year ?  How do the lack of information and Teachers’ Training affects the teaching-learning process for secondary school students?  How does the loss of teachers’ initiative limit the learning of students for secondary school? How does the lack of motivation minimize the students’ attention in the English class for secondary school students?

The role envolves into a: - Decision maker -Consultant -Curriculum developer -Analyst -School leader

Methodology: Guideline for solving a problem, with specific components such as tasks, methods, techniques and tools Observing interaction Analysing the student´s work Students participation Interview students The principle of triangulation Communicates high expectations.

Where am I now? PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Where do I want to be? How will I get there? Action and practice How could I do? OBSERVATION We obtain new insights Provide detailed information It reveals unexpected information We obtain useful information

Assessment Collect Information Reflection Interpretation Planning Choose Resources and approach Instructtion Bring Learners New Understanding TEACHING AND LEARNING AS A PROCESS Curriculum Instruction Assessment Evaluation TERACHING AS A PROCESS LEARNING AS A PROCESS EXPERIENCING REFLECTING THINKING APPLYING

Applied to modern times. Improves the performance of the students. Computers Projectors Whiteboards Games Music Movies Graphic organizer Collecting student feedback Interactive activities Purposes Monitoring Dialogue Reflect teaching and learning process Identifying Measuring

TICS Writing practice Narrative Functional Are used by learners to complete speaking, reading, vocabulary, listening or writing activities presented in language lessons. Listening practices Reading practices

Action Research strategies will allow students and teachers to improve their skills and their interaction in the class during English lessons for secondary school students of the tenth grades at “Abdón Calderón” Military high school in Quito city during the first term of the school year ”. Action Research strategies do not allow students and teachers improve their skills and interaction in the class during English lessons for secondary school students of the tenth grades at “Abdón Calderón” Military high school in Quito city during the first term of the school year ”.

METHODOLOGICAL DESIGN RESEARCH TYPE AND DESIGN POPULATION AND SAMPLE FIELDINGINSTRUMENTS FOR DATA COLLECTION Quasi experimental Qualitative and quantitative research approach, more specifically a qualitative descriptive informational case study. The population is small and the hold group is considered as a sample. 20 students where the experimental group and 20 de control group. ¨Abdon Calderon Military High School ¨. This is located in El Pintado Neighborhood, the students’ community is about a middle socio economical status.  Qualitative :  Interviews, surveys, and the students’ projects.  Quantitative:  Pre test and post test, which evaluate the listening, speaking and reading skills.

EXPERIMENTAL GROUP

CONTROL GROUP

CONCLUSIONSRECOMMENDATIONS The action research strategies helps students and teachers to improve their learning and teaching process because once we have analyzed and checked the hypothesis we can see that the critical value is 1,3042 and the T calculated is 1,53 so it is evident that the Null hypothesis is rejected because it falls in the rejection zone Apply action research strategies like Debates, Games, Group Work, Graphic Organizers, and Researching, all these based in projects to help students and teachers to improve their learning and teaching process. On the other hand the working hypothesis is accepted because it falls in the acceptance region like you can see the critical value is 1, 3042 and T calculated is 1, 53 which clearly shows that the Working Hypothesis is greater than the Critical Value t obs = 1,53 > t a = 1,3042. It is important to maintain an acceptance level in the class to be conscious that the teaching and learning process depends on the teacher's knowledge of action research strategies to be able to catch up students’ attention and interest while providing them with a high level of confidence and support. It is important to point out that Action Research strategies help the students and teachers to improve their skills and interaction in the class to feedback as a part of the educational process In other hand feedback students during the teaching and learning process implementing action research strategies is necessary because its help to monitory investigate and elaborate our own conclusions.

We have developed the Logical Framework Projects as a tool to help to conceptualize a project and analyze the assumptions behind it. General objective Specific objectives Espected result Activities Evaluation

General objective:  Give and compare information using correctly the past form of the verb. Specific objectives:  Read articles about lost people.  Write correctly the past form of the verb to be, regular and irregular verbs.  Improve student’s pronunciation and fluency.  Develop individual and group work. DEVELOPING THE PROJECT

 Understand articles about lost people.  Identify verbs in past form.  Use correctly the past form of the verbs.  Improve the pronunciation and fluency of the students.  Develop the student’s vocabulary  Understand articles about lost people.  Identify verbs in past form.  Use correctly the past form of the verbs.  Improve the pronunciation and fluency of the students.  Develop the student’s vocabulary EXPECTED RESULTS

First hour class: Explain to the students the use of the verbs in past and give examples. (40 minutes) Homework:  Reserarch in newspapers and internet articles about lost people and write in a paper.  Underline the verbs in past. Second and thirth hour class:  Each student is going to read and explain their article in front of the class.  Enlist in the board some verbs in past used in their article. Fourth hour class:  Share information in groups of work (4 students) and write in a paper a summary of the stories. ACTIVITIES

Oral lesson : (pronunciation- fluency) 10 points To talk in front of the class about the article. Write lesson: (verbs in past and vocabulary)10 points. Enlist in the board the past form of some verbs. The students are going to share information and compare their projects in groups of work (4 students) and present a summary in a paper about each article, we are going to evaluate writing and reading skills. EVALUATION

PRE - TESTS AND POST - TESTS EVALUATIO’S

SPEAKING Fluency Which is the best description for the above picture? And explain a) Holiday beachb)beautiful beachc)Activity of people

READING Look this family tree. Read four relationships. (CAROL/PAMELA) ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ (MARY/XAVIER) ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ (PAMELA/JHON) ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­ (PETER/CAROL)

WRITING Making a sentence in simple present and a sentence in present continuous, writing a paragraph of any topic (four lines)?

PRONUNCIATION Listen each picture and write under each image to hear the sound.