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Make our students use Trello to organize their tasks into their team in each project they work on, so students can share the tasks, assign a responsible to each task. This way they can know the status of each task at anytime

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Make our students use Trello to organize their tasks into their team in each project they work on, so students can share the tasks, assign a responsible to each task. This way they can know the status of each task at anytime

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Keep everything in the same place-even if your team isn't.

Trello 101

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Cards

Cards represent tasks and ideas and hold all the information to get the job done. As you make progress, move cards across lists to show their status.

Boards

Trello boards keep tasks organized and work moving forward. In a glance, see everything from "things to do" to "aww yeah, we did it!"

Lists

The different stages of a task. Start as simple as To Do, Doing or Done-or build a workflow custom fit to your team's needs. There's no wrong way to Trello.

Cards

Cards represent tasks and ideas and hold all the information to get the job done. As you make progress, move cards across lists to show their status.

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Mix advanced students with less advanced ones in some shared projects. This way less advanced students can learn from the advanced ones (but in fact, all learn from each other).

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Mix advanced students with less advanced ones in some shared projects. This way less advanced students can learn from the advanced ones (but in fact, all learn from each other).

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Students expose the solution they have proposed and share with the rest of the class. The other students have to explain the pros and cons of the solution exposed, how to improve it or make it more efficient

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Students expose the solution they have proposed and share with the rest of the class. The other students have to explain the pros and cons of the solution exposed, how to improve it or make it more efficient

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Apply the solutions shown in class, for example when developing an app, in a new app. Students have to be able to reproduce a solution in other kind of app

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Apply the solutions shown in class, for example when developing an app, in a new app. Students have to be able to reproduce a solution in other kind of app

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Analyse a project (for instance, a mobile app) to break down into small tasks that they will develop

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Analyse a project (for instance, a mobile app) to break down into small tasks that they will develop

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Evaluate the solution they have done when developing a project. Analyze pain points, difficulties, how to improve the project, how they have work together in order to avoid repeating the same mistakes, ...

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Evaluate the solution they have done when developing a project. Analyze pain points, difficulties, how to improve the project, how they have work together in order to avoid repeating the same mistakes, ...

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Provide materials in English to our students. English is the natural language in computer science, so it's easier to find in internet materials in English, more than to find them in Spanish or Catalan. 

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Provide materials in English to our students. English is the natural language in computer science, so it's easier to find in internet materials in English, more than to find them in Spanish or Catalan. 

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Use English in the presentations our students do  in front of the rest part of the group. It has to be natural to speak English despite they don't do it well. The point is to not to panic when speaking with others in English

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Use English in the presentations our students do  in front of the rest part of the group. It has to be natural to speak English despite they don't do it well. The point is to not to panic when speaking with others in English

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Students have to deliver their projects and documentation in English. No matter if the language they use is not perfect. They have to get used and feel comfortable using English

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Students have to deliver their projects and documentation in English. No matter if the language they use is not perfect. They have to get used and feel comfortable using English

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to know which are the tags used in an html page

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Being able to know when to apply one tag or another tag

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Use the tags viewed in new examples

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Think about which tags they will need when developing a new html page they have designed. Break down into different sections

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Browse through different pages and see which tags they use. Find the better solution for a new page

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Develop a new html page taking into account what they have learnt

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What kind of scaffolding did you buy?

Reading 5 - Repeating key terms as opposed to using pronouns or synonyms.

Why?

Because it is important and easier for the students to recall the new vocabulary if they listen repeatedly.

Topic: Computer science

Time: 1 hour

Describe how it works:

During presentations or the theory documentations, try to repeat the conceptual words, even if it is unnecessary.

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Language 12: When preparing for exams, students generate their own questions and then practice answering them.

Why?

Because it helps students to prepare an exam that, at least in computer science, they are a little bit lost about the kind of questions you can ask them. In addition, it can arise questions that can be helpful for the class to listen to.

Topic: html and css

Time: 1 hour

Describe how it works: By the end of a lesson we prepare an exam. I ask students to write down the most difficult questions that they can think about related to the examen. They have to “translate” their questions into a multiple choice answer-question. They have to share them with me by email, for example, and I’ll put all them in a kahoot that by the end of the class we can play together.

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What kind of scaffolding did you buy?

Writing 11  - Providing writing frames of structures

Why?

Because having examples is a good way to understand how do you need to do something. With example frames students can focus on developing the subject and improve their writing skills as well as to see how they need to back up with documentation in a formal way. In addition, if we just ask them to do it without using frames and structures, they will use the most basic level without hardly improving it.

Topic: Computer science projects and presentations

Time: 1 hour

Describe how it works:

During the tasks that need to be written down, usually documentation, students will have a frame to work with. For example, we can share documentation made by ourselves or even from students of previous years.

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