2.4: Competencies, Standards and Benchmarks
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1 .4: Competencies, Standards and Competency : Reading and Thinking Skills (C) Standard : All students will search for, discover and understand a variety of text types through tasks which require multiple reading and thinking strategies for comprehension, fluency and enjoyment (C, S) (The reading texts will comprise a variety of text types e.g. interpersonal and transactional, expository, descriptive and narrative with literary texts comprising 5% of the reading material) Please note: As the reader will observe, in the benchmarks below different kinds of oral and written tasks are used to measure students development of reading comprehension. However, it is emphasized that the function of writing tasks here is to demonstrate and evaluate learners comprehension of the material read. 4 Use reading readiness strategies; recognize words and sentences as meaningful units of expression and paragraphs as graphical units of expression. Identify factual information Locate information from a visual cue or a graphic organizer and express the information verbally. Locate information for specific purposes using various aids and study skills. Identify digraphs, silent letters, and inflections in words; comprehend words, sentences and paragraphs as meaningful units of expression. Interpret factual information, new processes and procedures, personal, school and public related information, Comprehend information from a visual cue or a graphic organizer to describe positions, directions, events, sequences, and to show comparison and contrast. Gather and use information for a variety of purposes using various aids and study skills. Analyze patterns of text organization, and function of various devices used in a paragraph. Extend conceptual understanding of processes, procedures, events and issues, Interpret information from a visual cue or a graphic organizer to give directions, describe positions, simple processes and procedures and cause and effect relationships. Gather, analyze, and use information for a variety of purposes using various aids and study skills. Analyze patterns of text organization, and function of various devices used within and beyond a paragraph in a text. Analyze complex processes, procedures, events, issues, and various viewpoints, Analyze information from a visual cue or a graphic organizer to show complex processes, procedures, comparisons, contrasts, and cause and effect relationships. Gather, analyze, evaluate and synthesize information to use for a variety of purposes including a research project using various aids and study skills. Evaluate patterns of text organization, and function of various devices used within and beyond a paragraph in a text. Analyze, synthesize and evaluate events, issues, ideas and viewpoints, applying reading comprehension and thinking Analyze and synthesize information from a visual cue or a graphic organizer to summarize, highlighting the key areas and main trends. Gather, analyze, evaluate and synthesize information to use for variety of purposes including a research project using various aids and study skills.
2 Competency : Reading and Thinking Skills (C) Standard : All students will read and analyze literary text to seek information, ideas, enjoyment; and to relate their own experiences to those of common humanity as depicted in literature. (C, S) Recall stories and nursery rhymes; express personal reactions to characters and events in them. Describe basic elements of stories and simple poems; express personal preferences giving reasons. Analyze short stories and poems; identify with characters emotional response, motives and actions. Analyze short stories, poems, and essays; make connections between literary texts and their own lives. Analyze and evaluate short stories, poems, essays and one- act plays; relate how texts affect their lives and connect the texts to contemporary and historical ideas /issues across cultures. Competency : Writing Skills (C) Standard : All students will produce with developing fluency and accuracy, academic, transactional and creative writing, which is focused, purposeful and shows an insight into the writing process (C, S) Please note: Reading and writing are integrally related. Good readers are also better writers. In the light of this, identifying and analyzing elements of written texts, focused earlier in reading standards and benchmarks, are sometimes repeated in this section to show this essential relationship for teaching and testing of Write words and sentences using writing techniques. Identify and use techniques for writing effective and unified sentences and a paragraph. Analyze written discourse to use in their own compositions, techniques for effective paragraph organization and development such as a clear topic sentence and supporting details. Analyze a variety of written discourse to use in their own compositions, techniques for effective text organization, development, and author s techniques that influence reader. Analyze and evaluate a variety of written discourse to use in their own compositions, techniques for effective text organization, development, and author s techniques that influence reader.
3 4 Write sentences, answers to simple questions and guided stories about familiar topics. Write a variety of simple interpersonal and transactional texts e.g. greeting cards, postcards, dialogues (speech bubbles, cartoon strips) using expression appropriate to the communicative purpose and context. Write short descriptive, expository and narrative paragraphs and stories for academic and creative purposes. Write a variety of interpersonal and transactional texts e.g. short notes, informal invitations and letters, and dialogues (speech bubbles, cartoon strips) using vocabulary, tone, style of expression appropriate to the communicative purpose and context. Revise and edit for word order, spelling and punctuation. Write descriptive, expository and narrative texts for different purposes and audiences. Write a variety of interpersonal and transactional texts e.g. informal and formal letters, simple forms, dialogues (speech bubbles, cartoon strips, role play) using expression appropriate to the communicative purpose and context. Plan and draft their own writing; revise and edit for paragraph unity, clear central topic, relevant and adequate supporting details, effective style, appropriate transitional devices, punctuation and vocabulary. Write a variety of expository, persuasive, analytical essays, and personal narratives for different purposes and audiences. Write a variety of interpersonal and transactional texts e.g. formal letters, letters to the editors, applications, s, and various forms used in extended social environment using expression, conventions appropriate to the communicative purpose and context. Plan and draft their writing; revise and edit for various organization patterns of sequence, comparison, contrast, classification, cause and effect, logical flow of ideas through flexible and clear signal and reference words, point of view, supporting evidence, overall effect, appropriate punctuation and vocabulary. Write expository, persuasive, analytical essays, research reports, and extended narratives for multiple purposes and audiences. Write a variety of interpersonal and transactional texts e.g. business letters / applications / job advertisements, resume, forms for a range of purposes in real life situations, using expression, conventions appropriate to the communicative purpose and context. Plan, draft, revise edit their own texts in areas such as cohesion and coherence, effectiveness of arguments / opinions, sufficient supporting details, creativity, appropriate punctuation and vocabulary.
4 Competency : Oral Communication Skills (C) Standard : All students will use appropriate social and academic conventions of spoken discourse for effective oral communication with individuals and in groups, in both informal and formal settings. (C, S) Please note: It is acknowledged that presently all schools might not have the requisite resources and testing conditions appropriate for formal testing of oral communication skills. However, realizing the importance of these skills, these have been included explicitly in the curriculum. This will serve two purposes: ) It will encourage the teachers to undertake the teaching and formative assessment of these skills at the classroom level; ) Help schools in developing the required resources for formal testing of oral communication skills. Grades I - II Grades III - V Grades VI VIII Grades IX - X Grades XI-XII Use some formulaic Use limited linguistic Use selected linguistic Use extended linguistic Use a variety of linguistic expressions for basic routine exponents to communicate exponents to communicate exponents to communicate exponents to communicate greetings and social appropriately for functions appropriately for various appropriately for various appropriately for various courtesies for oral interaction and co-functions of opinions, functions and co-functions of functions and co-functions functions and cofunctions in predictable environment of apologies, requests and opinions, feelings, emotions, of advice, hopes, fears, of inquiries, class and school. instructions in predictable instructions in immediate social queries, in extended social persuasions, arguments, environment of class and environment. environment. comparisons, evaluations, in school. a wide range of contexts. Demonstrate through introductions, recitation of poems, and show-and-tell activities, the social and Demonstrate through role plays, discussions, conversations, the social and Demonstrate through dialogues, panel discussions, talks on particular topics, the social and Demonstrate through formal talks, group oral presentations, informal interviews, the social and Demonstrate through formal talks, individual oral presentations and job interviews, the social and 4
5 Competency 4: Formal and Lexical Aspects of Language. (C4) Standard, Pronunciation: All students will understand and articulate widely acceptable pronunciation, stress and intonation patterns of the English language for improved communication. (C4, S) Recognize and articulate Recognize and articulate sound Pronounce (acceptably) words, Pronounce (acceptably) new Pronounce (acceptably) new the basic sounds and patterns and stress in words; identify and apply stress shift and words, and use appropriate lexical items, and use sound patterns of and basic intonation patterns in intonation patterns for stress and intonation pattern in appropriate stress and English language at word statements and questions as communicating different sustained speech to intonation pattern in and sentence level. they occur in classroom texts. meanings. communicate effectively. sustained speech to communicate effectively. Competency 4: Formal and Lexical Aspects of Language (C4) Standard, Vocabulary: All students will enhance vocabulary for effective communication. (C4, S) Recognize and use Build vocabulary through Build vocabulary through word Analyze different kind of Evaluate different kind of with correct spellings simple affixes, compound roots, contextual clues, texts to identify how texts to understand how naming, action and words, converting parts of dictionary, thesaurus, and the lexical items are used to lexical items change describing words, speech, classify words into environment; use words, convey different meaning and style; use cognates, rhymes, different categories; and use phrases and idioms in context meanings; use lexical lexical items to show finer common phrases and with correct spellings, the and with correct spellings. items in context and with shades of meaning and formulaic expressions vocabulary from the subject correct spellings; use style in their own speech from immediate texts and extended lexical items to show and surroundings and from environment including different meanings in their the subject texts. media. own speech and 5
6 Competency 4: Formal and Lexical Aspects of Language (C4) Standard, Grammar and structure: All students will understand grammatical functions and use the principles of grammar, punctuation, and syntax for developing accuracy in their spoken and written communication (C4, S) Recognize grammatical Recognize grammatical Recognize grammatical Recognize grammatical Apply grammatical functions of some parts functions of selected parts of functions of parts of speech, functions and concepts of functions and concepts of of speech and use them speech, limited concepts of selected concepts of tense, tense and aspect, selected tense and aspect, in their speech and time, tense and aspect, and use aspect, limited transitional transitional devices and transitional devices and them in their speech and devices and modal verbs, and modal verbs, and use them in modal verbs in their speech use them in their speech and their speech and and Recognize and use punctuation such as, full stop, question mark, exclamation mark and capitalization to read and write simple sentences. Use and respond to simple commands and questions verbally and non-verbally. Recognize and use punctuation including the use of hyphen, comma and colon to read and write lists and simple paragraphs Recognize and use simple sentence structure and appropriate sentence types to write meaningful paragraphs. Recognize and use punctuation including use of semicolons, dash, parenthesis and quotation marks to denote direct speech. Identify sentence types and structure, recognize and apply the concept and functions of voice and narration in reading and Recognize and use punctuation including use of commas in phrases, complex clauses and sentences Analyze sentence types and structure, recognize and apply the concept and function of coordination and subordination in extended writing tasks. Recognize and use punctuation to evaluate complex texts for style and changes in meaning and to use in writing of bibliographies and reference lists Analyze sentence types and structure, recognize and apply the concept and function of coordination and subordination in extended writing tasks for increased effectiveness in communication. 6
7 Competency 5: Appropriate Ethical and Social Development (C5) Standard : All students will develop ethical and social attributes and values relevant in a multicultural, civilized society. (C5, S) Please note: This competency will be developed and incorporated across the other four competencies; hence, the teaching and learning of the appropriate values and attributes is to be embedded in the chosen themes and topics of the reading texts, and through writing and speaking activities performed in the learning environment of the class. Recognize and practice values and attributes such as tolerance, humanism, patience, equity, justice, honesty, empathy, etc., relevant for peaceful coexistence between individuals, groups and nations. Develop and portray through actions, a sense of importance of individual worth; simultaneously valuing diversity and equality among people. Understand and evaluate contemporary social, economic and scientific developments/ issues so as to participate in the global society as aware and thinking individuals. 7
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