Dear students,

During Week 12, we successfully completed Final Unit Task 4 (FUT 4) with the final presentations and Peer Reviews. We also started Unit 5: “The Right One for the Job,” covering Lessons 1 and 2.

In Week 13, we finished Unit 5 and carried out the Final Unit Task 5 (FUT 5) successfully.

Keep up the great work!

Best regards,
Prof. Jordán Masías Ortiz

Dear all,

I hope you're doing well! Here's a quick recap of what we achieved during Week 11 (week 10 was the recess):

As planned in our course calendar, we successfully carried out the presentations for the Final Task of Unit 4. We used both lessons of the week to complete the first part of this important activity. Great job to everyone who presented — your preparation and effort truly showed!

As we discussed together, and considering the time available, we decided as a section to carry out the second part of the Unit 4 Final Task (the Peer Review writing) on Wednesday, June 4th.

Please remember to:

• Bring your Peer Review observation sheet with you.
• Be on time, as we’ll dedicate the first 30 minutes of class to this writing activity. It’s an essential part of the task and your overall performance.

Let’s finish this unit strong — see you all on Wednesday!

Warm regards,
Prof. Jordán Masías O.

Dear students,

During Week 9, just before the general recess, we completed the Midterm Test as planned. Well done!

In our second session, we focused on the topic of giving academic presentations. We explored the key Do’s and Don’ts of effective presentations and worked through a practical activity to help you organize and outline your own presentations.

We also coordinated the Final Task for Unit 4, which will begin on Wednesday, May 28.

NB: The order of presentations will follow the sign-up list from our last class. If you didn’t get the chance to sign up, please be ready to present on Wednesday.

Instructions for the presentation were sent by email and can also be found under Unit 4 in the Material Docente section on U-Cursos.
🔹 Reminder: This task has two parts –

1. Your oral presentation
2. A written Peer Review of a classmate’s presentation

Here’s how next week will be organized:

• Wednesday’s session will start with a 45-minute Q&A and preparation time, followed by the first round of presentations (each limited to 45 minutes total).
• Friday’s session (May 30) will include the remaining presentations and the Peer Review writing activity.

Wishing you all the best – you’ve got this!

Warm regards,
Prof. Jordán Masías O.

Dear students,

During Week 8, we completed the Final Task of Unit 3, where you applied the key content of the unit through communicative activities. Great job!

We also carried out a general review using different practice exercises as a mock exam to help you prepare for the Midterm, which will take place in Week 9, just before the general recess.

Make sure to go over the materials we've worked on and reach out if you have any questions before the test. You're doing really well – keep it up!

Best regards,
Prof. Jordán Masías O.

Hi dear students,

Here’s a quick recap of Week 7:

✅ During our last Wednesday class, we continued with Unit 3, and as we had an extended holiday on May 2nd, Lesson 3 was covered autonomously.

📄 You can now find the answer key and model answers for the Unit 3 - Lesson 3 handout uploaded in the Material Docente section. Please take some time to review it, as it will help consolidate what we've covered so far.

📌 The Midterm Test has been officially rescheduled for Wednesday, May 14th and Friday, May 16th. Make sure to review Units 1, 2, and 3 to be fully prepared!

🗓️ Important: The Unit Final Task (UFT) for Unit 3 will take place during our next class on Wednesday, May 7th. Make sure to attend!

As always, if you have any questions or need help catching up, feel free to reach out.

Warm regards,
Prof. Masías O.

Hi dear students,

Here’s a quick recap of Week 6:

✅ This week, we officially closed Unit 2 and shared the instructions for completing the Unit Final Task. This task includes both synchronous and asynchronous components, and the main evaluative product is a video, which must be submitted through the "Tareas" section on U-Cursos, as explained in class.

📌 Please remember that submissions are only accepted through the platform and within the established deadlines. No late work or email submissions will be accepted unless there is an official justification, following the procedures established by your academic unit.

🚀 We also started Unit 3, so please stay updated with the new materials.

⚠️ Important:
The Midterm Test is scheduled for Thursday, May 9. However, considering the extended holiday (feriado puente), we will discuss a possible rescheduling during our Wednesday session. Your attendance and input will be essential to coordinate a new date together.

See you soon, and let me know if you have any questions!

Best regards,
Prof. Masías O.

Hi dear students,

Here’s a quick update on Week 5:

✅ During this week, we completed the curricular contents of Unit 2, and the Unit Final Task was scheduled for April 23rd.
📅 Please note that this week also included the Good Friday holiday.

As we move forward, I strongly recommend that you review the materials from the thematic units covered so far and also study the Grammar Supplement available on the platform.

Let me know if you have any questions or need support with your study routine.

Best,
Prof. Masías O.

Hello English 3 Students,

I hope you are doing well.

Here's a quick summary of what we did this week. We worked on Unit 2, Lessons 1 and 2. We focused on speaking and using English. Extra practice materials are available in the Grammar Supplements uploaded to Material Docente.

Also, we finished the Unit 1 Final Task. If you could not attend the final task, please make sure your justification has been processed following your faculty's procedures. Otherwise, the assessment cannot be rescheduled. This reschedule will take place after the final exam period.

If you have any questions about what we did, please ask me.

Best,

Prof. Jordán Masías O.