First languages meeting

“FIRST LANGUAGES MEETING”

GABRIEL RENE MORENO SCHOOL

2013

Opening

• The teacher gives the welcome,

Good morning or Good afternoon to all the students.

• If we are all there, we start the meeting language class.

TO THE FIRST LANGUAGE MEETING

BIENVENIDOS

Starting the Principal Objectives

• We're here today to learn English of foreigners students.

• I'd like to make sure that we are here to

learn from each one of you.

• To promote the interest of learning different languages, especially the English.

What is the goal of the meeting languages?

Sucessful comunication and Interaccions

through the English Language

Shorten the distances among the students and the countries, their

cultures and their language.

Sucessful comunication and Interaccions

Self Taught or Autodidactic Learning

Capacities and intellectual abilities Autonomy Autodidactic Learning

E-learning

E-Learning

• Data• Internet• Television

Multimedia Resources

Professor

Advantages of the Autodidactic Learning

Learn with Freedom

Select the Information

Research and Learn

Qualify Yourself

Effective Learning

The first ten languages of the world

Number of speakers:

Mandarin Chinese (885 millions)English (322 millions)Spanish (266 millions)Bengali (189 millions), The hindí (182 millions),The Portuguese (170 millions)Russian (170 millions)Japanese (125 millions)German (98 millions) and Thewu Chinese (77 millions).

Fuente: Enciclopedia Ethnologue: http://www.ethnologue.org/web.asp

Top 25 world Languages

Languages more spoken by number of countries / domains where the language

has an official status

1 English (64) 2. French (43) 3. Arabic (26) 4. Spanish (21) 5. Russian / Portuguese (11)

The influence of the European colonies in the linguistic map of the world. The languages with a great number of speaking native as Japanese and the Mandarin, they didn't travel a lot beyond Asia, contrary to the languages of western Europe that the colonists extended for all the corners of the world.

Fuente: Enciclopedia Ethnologue: http://www.ethnologue.org/web.asp

On Line Languages

The most popular languages in internet according to the number of users.1. English (27,3%) 2. Chinese (22,6%) 3. Spanish (7,8%)

4. Japanese (5,3%) 5. Portuguese (4,3%) 6. German (4,0%)

7. Arabic (3,3%) 8. French (3,2%)

9. Russian (2,5%) 10. Korean (2,1%)

Fuente: Enciclopedia Ethnologue: http://www.ethnologue.org/web.asp

Effective Tool of Communication

Fuente: II Segundo Encuentro Internacional Lenguas y Contemporaneidad 2013

Livemocha

IT IS NEVER LATE TO LEARN A LANGUAGE…

… Now you choose which will be your next challenge!!!

Students of meeting language class

E-learning class

Teachers and friends from Holand and USA

Learning with freedon

Students participation

Learning with om.english.com and livemocha.com

Sharing experiences with parents and students

Introducing students in differents languages

INTERVIEWING A STUDENT FROM USA.

SAYING GOOD BYE

Lic. Romer Toledo G.

Schoolteacher of meeting language C.G.R.M