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Social language practice 1: Talk about cultural habits in different countries.

              •  Checklist example. This instrument, as the name suggests, is a list of expected learning
                 outcomes to be checked off as they are observed.
               Social learning environment: Family and community
                   Expected learning outcomes               Always            Sometimes             Not yet

               Negotiates a topic of conversation
               (cultural habits).
               Exchanges approaches and opinions
               to begin a conversation.
               Asks and answers questions to further
               examine a conversation.
               Uses strategies to hold and finish
               conversations about cultural habits.

              Social language practice 2: Read poems.

              •  Anecdotic notes examples. This instrument is used to register short descriptions of direct
                 observations made by teachers within classrooms. It should help a teacher to recognize and
                 interpret learning patterns over time. Teachers may choose to record anecdotal notes, for
                 example: in tables in a notebook, on cards, adhesive notes, etc.

               Social learning environment: Ludic and literary
                 Expected learning                                Expected learning
                     outcomes                 Anecdote                 outcomes                 Anecdote

               Selects and reviews     AM: Brought some         Understands general      MC: Showed outstanding
               poems                   poems he got at the local   meaning, main ideas   comprehension and he
                                       library to class.        and some details.        shared a few strategies
                                                                                         with his peers.
               Describes states        AV: Her descriptions     Composes sentences       MC: It’s quite dependent
               of mind                 were not very long, but   based on words and      on the model.
                                       they were precise and at   expressions that
                                       the expected level.      convey states of mind.

              Social language practice 3: Interpret and write instructions to carry out a simple experiment.

              •  Assessment scale example. This is used to register, in an orderly and systematic way, what
                 will be assessed about a student. The different degrees of achievement are expressed in a
                 descriptive way. These scales may be numerical or graphic.
                 •  Assessment scale, iin which 1 represents the minimum and 6 the maximum level of
                 achievement.

               Social learning environment: Academic and educational
                                                            Expected learning outcomes
                                     Chooses sets of instructions and      Interprets sets of instructions.
                                     assesses their content and structure.
                                      1      2     3      4     5      6     1     2      3     4      5     6

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