English SBA

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  Uh huh.

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  Hi, students.

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  Welcome to English A class.

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  I'm Miss Lysol Martinez, and I'll be doing a quick

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  discussion on English.

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  SB I have included on the journey six main steps

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  to completing your S B A portfolio.

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  The first one.

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  What is s B second plan of investigation?

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  The third, one of three artifacts.

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  The fourth one.

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  Your tree Reflections.

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  The fifth one.

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  Your group written report on the sixth and final step

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  is your oral presentation.

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  Just begin.

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  What is an S B?

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  What is this?

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  A spear stands for school based assessment.

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  Each of you will select an issue topic theme or

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  event which allows for meaningful research and presentation.

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  You will then agree with your groups on a topic

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  and sub topics for each group member on S B.

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  A portfolio will be created individually on your issue topic

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  theme or event.

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  The S B A is expected to be done by

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  each of you working as an individual on as a

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  member off a small group approved by me.

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  A small group will be 4 to 5 students per

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  group. You're s beer portfolio should include the following plan

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  of investigation.

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  Participation measure indicators of group activity.

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  Three Reflections Your written report on the oral presentation Again.

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  This journey includes a major written components of it, but

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  any other you leave it up to me.

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  The Student Guide for SB.

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  Let's begin here you see included at Table, which on

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  the left side is the order, which you need to

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  follow when setting up your SB portfolio.

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  Cover page.

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  Table of Content Plan of Investigation Artifacts Reflection.

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  One. Reflection to reflection.

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  Three. Written report plan of the oral presentation you work

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  cited. Pay your aerobics, the rubrics I will provide for

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  the cover page.

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  You can include an image and please take note off

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  the world limits for these components You.

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  For the written report, you must also include a tree.

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  Artifacts selected by the group are chosen by the group

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  for your work cited.

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  Guys. It's very important.

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  No plagiarism allowed.

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  You must use Emily from it, which will be discussing

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  in a few weeks, include links, books, references, et cetera,

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  and I've included a link there for further guidance.

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  Let's look at some tips for S B.

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  Alice B should be in one word document.

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  Upload a soft copy off each component to model site

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  on the given due dates, no emails will be checked.

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  You must upload them on our model classroom on now.

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  Google classroom.

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  But moral use times New Roman front size 12.

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  Each section of the SPX should be labeled on attempt

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  to keep toe all word limits as much as possible.

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  Now let us look at the individual and group component

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  of SB for the individual, we will have to do

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  a plan of investigation.

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  Yet three artifacts So stimuli Reflection One reflection to reflection

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  three. Orel, presentation on your plan of the oral presentation

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  for the group you will need to do a group

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  written report three selected artifacts Your participation measure on measure

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  off group activity.

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  Next. Let's look at why s B A so important

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  SB is a research will be learning from so SB

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  with 10% off your semester grade on 21% off your

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  English sixth grade Elektronik submissions on Lee.

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  This is an online class.

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  So please Onley Elektronik Submissions.

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  It is graded out of a total of 45 mark.

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  You can see here.

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  This is a rubric plan of investigation.

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  Is individual written on that?

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  His work five marks.

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  Participation measure is Group on Aural, that is five marks.

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  Quality off group activity is Group on Orel, and this

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  is where 10 marks.

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  And then we look at the written report, which is

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  group and a written 10 marks.

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  Reflection is individual unwritten worth five marks.

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  Orel presentation is individual aura.

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  What, 10 marks And that is it for your first

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  step on mhm.

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  Getting to know a bit off what is S b.

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  The second step Plan of investigation for the Plan of

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  Investigation. It is an introduction to the issue topic theme

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  or event.

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  A satisfactory response should be no more than 100 words.

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  Let's look at some questions.

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  Questions you can ask yourself when writing your plan of

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  investigation. Why did you choose this issue Topic theme or

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  event? What are the expected benefits to you as an

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  student of English?

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  How do you intend to collect relevant information on an

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  issue topic theme event and use this in your presentation

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  samples. I've included two samples off a plan of an

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  off investigation tightly.

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  Just use it as a guide and the idea of

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  how to go about doing it.

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  But do not copy from it.

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  Arianna Velasquez is Plan of Investigation and Yasmin Gotham's Okay,

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  that is it for plan of Investigation will move on

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  to selecting a three.

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  Artifacts are also called Stimuli.

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  You will include the three artifacts in the same word

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  document. It will relabel them.

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  Artifact 12 and three videos and other artifacts that cannot

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  be attached to the word documents should be posted on

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  model on a link to the site should be used

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  in a word document.

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  You may use different kind of text for your artifacts

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  or stimulus.

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  They can be literally a non literary biographies.

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  Advertisement histories, brochures, novels, cartoon strips, poems.

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  There is plays, magazines, reports, newspaper articles, short stories, pamphlets

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  on public speeches off to name a few.

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  Then we look at writing.

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  After selecting a three artifacts, you move on to writing

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  your reflections.

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  You will have to do three reflections completed individually.

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  150 words maximum each reflection.

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  One inflection.

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  When you will indicate how each piece off data helped

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  shape, you're thinking about the issue topic theme or events.

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  Discuss your response for each stimulus or artifact.

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  Remember, will have three of them to discuss your response

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  to each.

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  You can also answer these three questions while reading, listening

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  or watching.

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  What was your impression?

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  What change in thinking, if any has achieved state how

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  it inspired you on what it has inspired you to

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  do. So you're looking at your three artifacts is similar

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  and comment on the This is a sample Jason Hooks

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  Reflection number one you can read and have as a

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  guide reflection to infection to you.

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  Identify the particular language technique.

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  For example, the emotive language.

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  A descriptive language, figurative language, narrative voice, mainly addiction.

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  The use of the language you use of jargon, slang,

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  the notated or qualitative language on.

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  We will discuss this throat a first semester so that

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  it helps you to writer reflection to on.

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  You will not only identify the technique, but you must

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  also discuss on the effectiveness off this technique.

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  How is this particular use of language?

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  You identify any artifacts?

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  How is it helping or hindering the message in the

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  text to discuss your three similar AR artifacts?

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  But the language techniques and its effectiveness off thes This

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  is a sample of a reflection to from Jason.

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  Okay, you can read as well reflection.

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  Three. No, let's look at reflection three.

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  Reflection three.

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  In reflection Tree will commit how the process off doing

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  the English SB on the selected sub topic has helped

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  you to grow.

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  For example, maybe it increase your understanding, your competence, awareness,

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  changes in behavior.

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  Attitude on dhe world view.

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  This is a sample from Jason Oak for reflection.

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  Three. Okay, we know are finished with three reflections, so

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  we will move on to the next step.

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  The Group Britain Report The Group of Britain report is

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  a summary off the processes, procedures and outcomes off the

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  research. It should include The data collected Reasons for selection

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  of data on analysis of the data.

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  A satisfactory group Written reports should be about 250 to

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  300 words in total.

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  For the written report, you can look at these two

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  main points the process and procedures performed by the group

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  members being described.

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  The context from which is similar are chosen is explained.

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  I look at any issues raised by stimulus on explore

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  these issues.

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  The analysis of the SIMILARES should be focused.

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  Summary analysis, Analysis Off the stimulus Note Language and vocabulary

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  are being graded throughout for the samples of the written

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  report have included two group written reports.

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  This one is from Odalis Santos.

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  Maria Santos Meriel Mosul on Aaron Gongora.

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  You can review on then the second one second group

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  report included is from Jason.

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  Okay, I'm your hub.

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  Andres Silva on Alex Rose.

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  Alice, This one you can review read after.

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  That's it for the group written report, we move on

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  to the final step The oral presentation.

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  Your oral presentation is what you have decided to do

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  as your contribution to your theme.

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  Our sub theme, for example.

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  You can write a poem, a drama piece or approach

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  piece. This is where your creative response.

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  After a brief overview off the research process, this is

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  the final step.

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  It should be done in standard English and must be

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  3 to 5 minutes long.

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  The plan for oral presentation is an outline.

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  Remember, you will have a written component, not Onley presenting

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  it. But you will also have toe do your plan.

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  This is the outline for the presentation that you as

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  a candidate the sea XY candidate will be making to

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  the cloth.

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  It shows a note from the points that you will

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  make about your investigation in respect, genre chosen, the sources

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  you used on the use off language in sources.

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  So look at these three main pointers when doing your

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  plan for the oral presentation, guys on that is it.

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  Once you have finished with your oral presentation, you do

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  your plan off the oral presentation before then, your aural

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  presentation on that's it.

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  You submit your completed S b port follow.

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  Let us begin, guys.

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  And I look forward to having you in class.