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I Experiences are reflected in the classroom and curriculum. Build on students’ prior knowledge and experiences of language and content. Use known concepts to teach new language; use known language to teach new concepts (Mora). Design learning experiences that encourage students to focus on vocabulary and other language features in context. To develop students’ understanding of basic spoken English words through focused listening and understanding of general and specific details in simple conversations To help students understand academic listening passages with the following skills: thinking critically, predicting content, identifying main ideas, details, conclusions, intonation, and specific expressions and by making inferences and interpreting speakers’ tone, attitude, and stress

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Page 1: Build on students’ prior knowledge and experiences of

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• Experiences are reflected in the classroom and curriculum.

• Build on students’ prior knowledge and experiences of language and content. Use known concepts to teach new language; use

known language to teach new concepts (Mora).

• Design learning experiences that encourage students to focus on vocabulary and other language features in

context.

• To develop students’ understanding of basic spoken English words through focused listening and

understanding of general and specific details in simple conversations

• To help students understand academic listening passages with the following skills: thinking critically,

predicting content, identifying main ideas, details, conclusions, intonation, and specific expressions and

by making inferences and interpreting speakers’ tone, attitude, and stress

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• To give students the tools to become participants and leaders in group discussions by understanding their own interpersonal and

intrapersonal communication skills, listening critically and objectively to their peers, and orally presenting information, ideas,

and opinions in a coherent and organized way in front of small groups

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