Taller de dominio de la no ficción: supersticiones de la víspera y el día de Año Nuevo de 2025

What will be taught?
Student will learn about New Year's Eve and New Year's Day superstitions from various cultures around the world. They will explore how different societies celebrate and what they believe will bring good luck and a successful new year.  

What topics will you cover?  
- Global New Year’s Eve superstitions  
- Global New Year’s Day superstitions  
- Cultural traditions and beliefs  
- Similarities and differences in global celebrations  
- Personal connections to New Year’s customs  

How is your class structured?  
This workshop is in four parts and self paced:  
- Introduction to New Year’s superstitions and traditions.  
- Completion of the New Year's Eve Superstition Graphic Organizer.  
- Completion of the New Year's Day Superstition Graphic Organizer.  
- Comparison and contrast activity using a graphic organizer, followed by a short response where students reflect on personal or family New Year’s traditions.  

How will you teach?  
Since the lessons are self-paced, students will learn through carefully designed, interactive materials that guide them step by step.

What's your teaching style?  
My teaching style is interactive, discussion-driven, and culturally enriching. I encourage critical thinking, creativity, and personal connection to learning topics. I facilitate exploration while providing clear, structured activities.  

How much will learners get to interact with you?  
Learners will have frequent opportunities to ask questions. I encourage open communication through class forums, and real-time feedback during assignments. Active participation is key to the learning experience!