WK |
LSN |
Strand |
Sub strand |
Specific learning outcomes |
Key inquiry Questions |
Learning experiences |
learning resources |
assessment method |
refl |
1 |
1 |
Listening and Speaking |
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
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- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
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Learners
- listen and respond to informal greetings and introductions based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries from a variety of sources (gruezi, Gruß Gott, Gruß dich, etc.),
- ask and respond to questions on basic information on family members and peers (name, age,
…) using the possessive pronouns (mein/e, dein/e) and conjugation of the verbs (sein, kommen, …),
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
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- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
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Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
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- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
Learner
- listen and respond to informal greetings and introductions based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries from a variety of sources (gruezi, Gruß Gott, Gruß dich, etc.),
- ask and respond to questions on basic information on family members and peers (name, age,
…) using the possessive pronouns (mein/e, dein/e) and conjugation of the verbs (sein, kommen, …),
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
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- Observations
- Discussion
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
1 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
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- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
Learners
- listen and respond to informal greetings and introductions
based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries from a variety of sources (gruezi, Gruß Gott, Gruß dich, etc.),
- ask and respond to questions on basic information on family members and peers (name, age,
…) using the possessive pronouns (mein/e, dein/e) and conjugation of the verbs (sein, kommen, …),
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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2 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
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- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
Learners
- listen and respond to informal greetings and introductions based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries from a variety of sources (gruezi, Gruß Gott, Gruß dich, etc.),
- ask and respond to questions on basic information on family members and peers (name, age,
…) using the possessive pronouns (mein/e, dein/e) and conjugation of the verbs (sein, kommen, …),
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Book
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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3 |
1 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able t
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
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- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
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- ask and respond to questions with and without interrogative pronouns (Wie…? Wo…?Woher…? Wer…?) and (Ja/Nein Fragen),
- role play informal greetings and introductions on phone in pairs and groups,
- use audio/video devices to record and share interactions with peers based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries.
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
|
- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
- ask and respond to questions with and without interrogative pronouns (Wie…? Wo…?
Woher…? Wer…?) and (Ja/Nein Fragen),
- role play informal greetings and introductions on phone in pairs and groups,
- use audio/video devices to record and share interactions with peers based on different dialects in Germany and
German speaking countries.
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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4 |
1 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
|
- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
- ask and respond to questions with and without interrogative pronouns (Wie…? Wo…?Woher…? Wer…?) and (Ja/Nein Fragen),
- role play informal greetings and introductions on phone in pairs and groups,
- use audio/video devices to record and share interactions with peers based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries.
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD player
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
Greetings and Introduction |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to
- respond to informal greetings using the appropriate phrases,
- introduce oneself and others using appropriate phrases and language structures,
- Appreciate the role of greetings and introductions in social interactions.
|
- What are the reasons for greeting each other appropriately during different times of the day?
- Why is it important to say numbers with the right intonation?
|
- ask and respond to questions with and without interrogative pronouns (Wie…? Wo…?Woher…? Wer…?) and (Ja/Nein Fragen),
- role play informal greetings and introductions on phone in pairs and groups,
- use audio/video devices to record and share interactions with peers based on different dialects in Germany and German speaking countries.
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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5 |
1 |
|
Numbers, Months of the Year |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- articulate numbers correctly for effective communication,
- provide basic information on family members using numbers,
- Appreciate the role time plays in life.
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- Which month(s) of the year do you like and why?
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Learners
- use numbers to give information on family members and others (telephone numbers, age, etc. Mein Vater ist fünfzig Jahre alt…) in pairs/groups,
- listen to audio materials on numbers and months of the year,
- use flash cards to identify numbers,
- play games on numbers and months of the year,
- compose songs on numbers using familiar tunes and sing
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
Numbers, Months of the Year |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- articulate numbers correctly for effective communication,
- provide basic information on family members using numbers,
- Appreciate the role time plays in life.
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- Which month(s) of the year do you like and why?
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Learners
- use numbers to give information on family members and others (telephone numbers, age, etc. Mein Vater ist fünfzig Jahre alt…) in pairs/groups,
- listen to audio materials on numbers and months of the year,
- use flash cards to identify numbers,
- play games on numbers and months of the year,
- compose songs on numbers using familiar tunes and sing
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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6 |
1 |
|
Numbers, Months of the Year |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- provide basic information on family members using numbers,
- Express time by using months of the year.
- Appreciate the role time plays in life.
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- Which month(s) of the year do you like and why?
|
Learners
- use numbers to give information on family members and others (telephone numbers, age, etc. Mein Vater ist fünfzig Jahre alt…) in pairs/groups,
- listen to audio materials on numbers and months of the year,
- use flash cards to identify numbers,
- play games on numbers and months of the year,
- compose songs on numbers using familiar tunes and sing
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
Phonological Awareness |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- articulate typical German sounds using acquired phonemes,
- demonstrate appreciation of the typical German sounds
- Appreciate the importance of German sounds
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- Why is correct pronunciation of words and sounds important?
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Learners
- listen to typical German sounds (sch, th, z,) in recorded form, e.g. tongue twisters, poems (Elfchen),
- spell out given words,
- create and record songs/raps/tongue twisters in pairs/groups using typical German sounds and perform in class,
- share created content using smart/digital devices,
- manipulate letters in word-
games in pairs/groups.
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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7 |
1 |
|
Phonological Awareness |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- articulate typical German sounds using acquired phonemes,
- demonstrate appreciation of the typical German sounds
- Appreciate the importance of
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- German sounds Why is correct pronunciation of words and sounds important?
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Learners
- listen to typical German sounds (sch, th, z,) in recorded form, e.g. tongue twisters, poems (Elfchen),
- spell out given words,
- create and record songs/raps/tongue twisters in pairs/groups using typical German sounds and perform in class,
- share created content using smart/digital devices,
- manipulate letters in word- games in pairs/groups.
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening text
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
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Describing people, food and drinks |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe people, food and drinks in their immediate environment,
- communicate appropriately using the acquired vocabulary and language structures,
- Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy foods for healthy living.
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- What kinds of food do you eat and why?
- Why is healthy eating important?
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Learners
- identify the correct definite articles (der/die/das) for people, food and drinks,
- describe people, food and drinks using adjectives (z.B. Die Banane ist gelb/süß),
- describe people, food and drinks in the accusative case (den, die, das) (Ich finde die Banane süß),
- draw/paint/colour pictures of people, favourite food and drinks and talk about them in pairs/groups,
- discuss healthy and unhealthy eating habits
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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8 |
1 |
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Describing people, food and drinks |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe people, food and drinks in their immediate environment,
- communicate appropriately using the acquired vocabulary and language structures,
- Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy foods for healthy living. (den, die, das) (Ich finde die Banane süß),
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- What kinds of food do you eat and why?
- Why is healthy eating important?
|
Learners
- identify the correct definite articles (der/die/das) for people, food and drinks,
- describe people, food and drinks using adjectives (z.B. Die Banane ist gelb/süß),
- describe people, food and drinks in the accusative case
- draw/paint/colour pictures of people, favourite food and drinks and talk about them in pairs/groups,
- discuss healthy and unhealthy eating habits
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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2 |
|
Describing people, food and drinks |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe people, food and drinks in their immediate environment,
- communicate appropriately using the acquired vocabulary and language structures,
- Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy foods for healthy living.
|
- What kinds of food do you eat and why?
- Why is healthy eating important?
|
Learners
- identify the correct definite articles (der/die/das) for people, food and drinks,
- describe people, food and drinks using adjectives (z.B. Die Banane ist gelb/süß),
- describe people, food and drinks in the accusative case (den, die, das) (Ich finde die Banane süß),
- draw/paint/colour pictures of people, favourite food and drinks and talk about them in pairs/groups,
- discuss healthy and unhealthy eating habits
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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9 |
1 |
|
Describing people, food and drinks |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe people, food and drinks in their immediate environment,
- communicate appropriately using the acquired vocabulary and language structures,
- Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy foods for healthy living.
|
- What kinds of food do you eat and why?
- Why is healthy eating important?
|
Learners
- identify the correct definite articles (der/die/das) for people, food and drinks,
- describe people, food and drinks using adjectives (z.B. Die Banane ist gelb/süß),
- describe people, food and drinks in the accusative case (den, die, das) (Ich finde die Banane süß),
- draw/paint/colour pictures of people, favourite food and drinks and talk about them in pairs/groups,
- discuss healthy and unhealthy eating habits
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
Describing people, |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to: food and drinks
- describe people, food and drinks in their immediate environment,
- communicate appropriately using the acquired vocabulary and language structures,
- Distinguish between healthy and unhealthy foods for healthy living.
|
- What kinds of
food do you eat and why?
- Why is healthy eating important?
|
Learners
- identify the correct definite articles (der/die/das) for people, food and drinks,
- describe people, food and drinks using adjectives (z.B. Die Banane ist gelb/süß),
- describe people, food and drinks in the accusative case (den, die, das) (Ich finde die Banane süß),
- draw/paint/colour pictures of people, favourite food and drinks and talk about them in pairs/groups,
- discuss healthy and unhealthy eating habits
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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10 |
1 |
|
School |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe school activities using appropriate vocabulary and language structures,
- Demonstrate responsible behaviour in taking care of the school.
- Appreciate the importance of school
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- What can you do to make your school better?
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Learners
- listen to an audio and match school activities to pictures,
- record each other talking about their favourite school activities and present to peers,
- create and present short poems, raps and songs about their school,
- discuss ways of taking care of their school.
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- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart board
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
- Internet
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
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2 |
|
School |
By the end of the sub strand the learner should be able to:
- describe school activities using appropriate vocabulary and language structures,
- Demonstrate responsible behaviour in taking care of the school.
- Appreciate the importance of school
|
- What can you do to make your school better?
|
Learners
- listen to an audio and match school activities to pictures,
- record each other talking about their favourite school activities and present to peers,
- create and present short poems, raps and songs about their school,
- discuss ways of taking care of their school.
|
- Audio and video recordings
- TV
- Projectors
- Smart boards
- DVD players
- Smartphones
- Laptops
- Radios
- Course Books
- Listening texts
|
- Observations
- Discussions
- Quizzes
- Role play
- Multiple choice
- Questionnaires
- Tests
- Portfolios
- Projects
- Standardized Tests
|
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