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S.1 English Language, Term 2

At the Market

Theme: Public/Personal 24 periods 12 learning outcomes

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S.1 · English Language · Term 2

At the Market

ENG-S1-T2-01 24 periods

Competency

The learner listens to recordings, holds conversations and writes about a visit made to the market, and uses the language in advertisements.

Learning outcomes for At the Market
1 Identify the value of markets to communities Knowledge
2 Take part in conversations/role-plays about visits to the market Skills
3 Extract information from conversations SkillsGeneric skills
4 Comprehend stories/extracts about the topic Understanding
5 Talk and write about his/her personal experience SkillsValues & attitudes
6 Use vocabulary and tenses related to market scenarios Knowledge
7 Form plurals of nouns Knowledge
8 Use punctuation marks appropriately Knowledge
9 Appreciate advertisements and promotional materials UnderstandingGeneric skills
10 Use language to persuade SkillsValues & attitudes
11 Express personal opinions SkillsValues & attitudes
12 Promote a book they have read KnowledgeSkills
What do the labels mean?

Each learning outcome is tagged with what it builds: Knowledge (facts you can recall), Understanding (explaining why), Skills (things you can do), Values & attitudes, and Generic skills such as communication and critical thinking.

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