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Social learning environment: Academic and educational
                                                            Expected learning outcomes

                                     Writes instructions.                  Edits sets of instructions.
                                      1      2     3      4     5     6      1     2      3     4      5     6

                  Student name



              Social language practice 4: Exchange emotions and reactions caused by a television program.

              •  Rubrics example. These are recording frameworks that feature short descriptive statements
                 along a continuum of excellence. Teachers and/or students can determine the quality of
                 performance against a set of predetermined criteria.

               Social learning environment: Family and community
               Expected learning outcomes
               I can examine television         I can examine some types of      I can examine one type of
               programs.                        television programs.             television program.
               I can interpret general meaning  I can pinpoint general           I can understand general
               and some details.                meaning.                         meaning.
               I can write notes about          I can write notes about          I need a lot of support to write
               emotions and reactions to        emotions and reactions           about emotions and reactions.
               participate in an exchange of    with help.
               impressions.
               I can share emotions and         I can share emotions and         I need a lot of support to share
               reactions.                       reactions with help.             emotions and reactions.


              Social language practice 5: Guess and formulate hypotheses about past events.
                     •  Graphic assessment scale example. On this scale, the X on the left represents the
                         minimum and the X on the right the maximum level of achievement.

               Social learning environment: Ludic and literary

                             Selects a past event.       Describes enigmatic         Formulates hypotheses to
                                                         situations.                 solve enigmas to explain
                                                                                     past events.
               Student 1         x - x -   - x - x - x           - x - x - x - x - x      x - x - x -   - x - x

               Student 2         x -   - x - x - x - x        x - x - x -   - x - x       x - x - x - x - x -
               Student 3         x - x - x - x -   - x        x - x - x - x - x -         x - x - x - x -   - x


              Social language practice 6: Write a short report about a historical event.

              •  Questionnaire example. This is made up of open or closed questions that can be asked orally
                 or in written form. The example shown below is a closed-question questionnaire.







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