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English Day: A Significant Pedagogical Experience

Abstract

This document aims to show the systematization of a pedagogical experience that arises from the planning and execution of the English Day at Ciudad de Bogotá school in the afternoon shift during the pandemic, allowing the teacher to make a reflective analysis of their work in order to improve their pedagogical practices in a virtual way and the student demonstrate their skills in a second language through a specific and real context.

 

Keywords

educational practice, authentic communication, systematization

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Author Biography

Ivonne Maritza Gómez Lara

Master degree in Education with an emphasis on English Didactic


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