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Level of proficiency for Foreign language: English

               Consolidate: Understands and uses English to interact with written and oral texts in diverse contexts.
                  st
                 1  grade, secondary school      2  grade, secondary school        3 grade, secondary school
                                                  nd
                                                                                    rd
                                                  Common reference: CEFR B1
                            B1.1                             B1.2                             B1.3

               Identifies and understands       Understands and exchanges        Understands and exchanges
               general meaning and main         opinions on the general          opinions on the general
               ideas in different simple short   meaning and main ideas of       meaning, main ideas and some
               written and oral texts when      different written and oral short  details of different written
               they are in clear and standard   texts when they are in  clear    and oral short texts when they
               language and are about known  and standard language and           are in a clear and standard
               issues (study, work, leisure     are about known and current      language and are about known
               activities). Knows how to act in  issues (study, work, leisure    and current issues (study, work,
               very basic ways in community     activities). Knows how to act    leisure activities). Knows how
               situations and those that may    in basic ways in community       to interpret and act in many
               arise while traveling in an area   situations and those that      ways in community situations
               where the language is spoken.  may arise while traveling in       and those that may arise while
               Interprets, describes and        an area where the language       traveling in an area where the
               shares information. Describes    is spoken. Describes and         language is spoken or even in
               and justifies his or her         justifies his or her experiences,  some unexpected situations.
               experiences, events, wishes      events, wishes and desires in    Describes and justifies his or
               and desires in a basic and brief  a brief and basic manner, and   her experiences, events, wishes
               manner, and understands and      understands and expresses        and desires in a basic manner,
               expresses some warnings.         directions and explains plans    understands and expresses
               Understands some cultural        briefly. Contrasts cultural      directions and explains plans
               features by means of ludic and  features by means of ludic and  and points of view briefly.
               literary activities.             literary activities.             Develops empathy towards
                                                                                 other cultures by means of
                                                                                 ludic and literary activities.

              On social practices and expected learning outcomes derived from them

              In order to gather information and evidence of the students’ performance and progress regarding
              expected learning outcomes, it is possible to use different techniques, such as: observation,
              interviews, and a products or activities portfolio done by the students.
                 The selection of a specific technique depends, among other factors, on the information
              required, the treatment it will be given, the people involved in this process (for example, students
              or teachers) and the instrument or tool in which this information will be registered.
                 There are different ways to gather information and evidence in the classroom, such as rubrics,
              assessment scales, anecdotes, questionnaires and others you may come up with. The point is that
              you should gather enough information and evidence of your students’ progress on the expected
              learning outcomes.
                 The following examples, based on the expected learning outcomes and derived from the social
              language practices for first grade of secondary school, show some ways in which said progress
              can be registered. Remember that you may use the instruments shown below or you may prepare
              some of your own, depending on the kind of information you need.








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