Tesis de maestría
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Ítem Boosting English Reading and Writing Skills Through the Implementation of Technological Activities that Promote Phonological Awareness in First- Grade Students(Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica, 2022-09) Arias Salazar, Karen; Zúñiga Vargas, Juan PabloThe purpose of this paper is to focus on the usage of activities that promote literacy acquisition with the assistance of phonemic awareness and technology. It seeks to promote processes that can support literacy in first grade students. Also, this paper will attempt to define phonemic awareness, literacy, and the benefits that technology and e-learning activities can bring to literacy.Ítem The usage of a differentiated instruction strategy to teach heterogeneous english groups in a Costa Rican context(Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica, 2022) Lopez Cerdas, Cristopher; Zúñiga Vargas, Juan PabloHeterogeneous groups, also called mixed ability groups or classes, are one of the most challenging student populations for English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers. Currently, the lack of contextual research on the realities of heterogeneous groups in Costa Rica has created a need to collect important constructive aspects that could help teachers with heterogeneous groups. This paper, summarizes key guidelines that Costa Rican teachers can follow to initially understand what heterogeneous groups are and how to address them with a differentiated instruction (DI) approach while considering the students’ needs, group work, a student-centered approach, and learning styles, to follow an informed path in teaching mixed ability students.