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Vocabulary |
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Language Items and Communicative Functions |
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Language Skills |
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Generic Skills |
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L6-R-1-S3BC Using an increasing range of reading strategies to understand the meaning of texts with some degree of complexity (IS, KS, ES)
L6-R-2-S3BC Extracting and organizing information and ideas from texts with some degree of complexity (KS)
L6-W-1-S3BC Writing a variety of texts of different purposes with relevant and generally adequate content (IS, KS, ES)
L6-W-2-S3BC Writing a variety of texts of using punctuation marks, and a range of vocabulary and language patterns with some degree of appropriacy and accuracy to convey meaning (IS, KS, ES)
L6-W-3-S3BC Writing a variety of texts with adequate overall planning and organization (including the use of cohesive devices and paragraphs and sequencing of ideas) (KS)
L6-W-4-S3BC Writing a variety of texts using tone, style and register generally appropriately with the help of cues (IS, KS, ES)
L5-W-5-S3BC Writing a variety of text using the salient features of a range of genres generally appropriately with the help of cues (IS, KS, ES)
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Preliminary to S3BC (at S1 level)
To S3BC (at S1 to S2 level)
At S3BC (at S3 level)
Activity | Description | Suggested duration (minutes) | Available for self - learning? |
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Activity 1![]() |
Learning to find main ideas in articles Students are taught how to find out important words and main ideas by finding answers to 'what', 'where', 'who' questions and put the information they have found into different types of exercises. |
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Activity 2![]() |
Part I: Practice in reading for main ideas Students are asked to read two texts and write out main ideas in them. Part II: Test on reading for main ideas Students are asked to read for main ideas and write them out in three test types. |
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Activity 3![]() |
Extended Activity - Writing a diary entry Students are asked to read a note and a dialogue and write a diary entry with the information extracted from them. |
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To develop an ever-improving capability to use English:
KSa- | To provide or find out, select, organize and present information on familiar and less familiar topics |
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KSb- | To interpret and use more extensive information through thorough processes or activities such as sequencing, describing, classifying, comparing, explaining, predicting, inferring, summarizing and drawing conclusions |
KSf- | To understand how the English Language works in relation to basic differences between formal and informal contexts are organized and expressed; and apply this understanding to one’s learning and use of the language |