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2 | 1 | Tests and Open Tasks | 1. Grammar and Vocabulary | – To express ideas clearly in written communication. – To use written expressions in a variety of styles, registers, and situations. – To comprehend the use of the language, structure, technique and stylistic conventions. | Monday, March 18 | |||||||
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10 | Performance Assessment | 2. Blog Checkpoint: Class summaries, activities, homework | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To exchange views and debate about the different ways in which language and images are used in a variety of texts – To evaluate opposite points of view on a text or within itself. | Monday, April 22 | ||||||||
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13 | Tests and Open Tasks | 3. Further Oral Activity | – To express ideas clearly in oral communication. – To use oral expressions in a variety of styles, registers, and situations. – To comprehend the use of the language, structure, technique and stylistic conventions | Monday, April 15 | ||||||||
14 | 2 | Cumulative | 4. Language and Mass Communication Written Task 2 | – To choose an adequate type of text with a clear purpose in mind – To use terminology related to the varied text-types studied. – To analyse the effects that language, structure, technique and style have on the reader – To support and justify ideas with coherent examples. | Friday, June 21 | |||||||
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20 | Tests and Open Tasks | 5. Language and Mass Communication - Text Analysis (P1) | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To know and comprehend a variety of texts. – To comprehend the use of language, structure, technique and style. – To comprehend in a critical way the different ways in which the reader constructs meaning and the way in which context influences that constructed meaning. – To comprehend the way in which different perspectives influence the reading of a text. | Monday, May 20 | ||||||||
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23 | Performance Assessment | 6. Blog Checkpoint: Class summaries, activities, homework | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To exchange views and debate about the different ways in which language and images are used in a variety of texts – To evaluate opposite points of view on a text or within itself. | Monday, June 17 | ||||||||
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25 | 3 | Tests and Open Tasks | 7. Film and Text Analysis on adaptations of Jane Eyre | – To choose an adequate type of text with a clear purpose in mind – To use terminology related to the varied text-types studied. – To analyse the effects that language, structure, technique and style have on the reader – To support and justify ideas with coherent examples.. | Monday, August 19 | |||||||
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31 | Tests and Open Tasks | 8. Literature: Critical Study (Jane Eyre) Plot and Character Analysis Test | – To choose an adequate type of text with a clear purpose in mind – To use terminology related to the varied text-types studied. – To analyse the effects that language, structure, technique and style have on the reader – To support and justify ideas with coherent examples. | Monday, August 26 | ||||||||
32 | Performance Assessment | 9. Blog Checkpoint: Class summaries, activities, homework | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To exchange views and debate about the different ways in which language and images are used in a variety of texts – To evaluate opposite points of view on a text or within itself. | Monday, September 2 | ||||||||
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35 | 4 | Cumulative | 10. Individual Oral (Internal Assessment) | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To exchange views and debate about the different ways in which language and images are used in a variety of texts – To evaluate opposite points of view on a text or within itself. – To use terminology related to the varied text-types studied. – To analyse the effects that language, structure, technique and style have on the reader – To support and justify ideas with coherent examples and to express ideas clearly in oral communication. | November 25 (Mon), 29 (Fri), December 2 (Mon) | |||||||
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39 | Performance Assessment | 11. Blog Checkpoint: Class summaries, activities, homework, research, text analysis posted in blog. | – To compare and contrast the formal elements, content and context of texts. – To exchange views and debate about the different ways in which language and images are used in a variety of texts – To evaluate opposite points of view on a text or within itself.– To know and comprehend a variety of texts. – To comprehend the use of language, structure, technique and style. – To comprehend in a critical way the different ways in which the reader constructs meaning and the way in which context influences that constructed meaning. – To comprehend the way in which different perspectives influence the reading of a text. | Monday, November 25 | ||||||||
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42 | Performance Assessment | 12. Poem Exploration and Analysis (Oral Presentation) | – To express ideas clearly in oral communication. – To use oral expressions in a variety of styles, registers, and situations. – To comprehend the use of the language, structure, technique and stylistic conventions | Monday, October 28 | ||||||||
43 | Tests and Open Tasks | 13. Written Task based on Jane Eyre | – To express ideas clearly in written communication. – To use written expressions in a variety of styles, registers, and situations. – To comprehend the use of the language, structure, technique and stylistic conventions | Monday, October 7 | ||||||||
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