ESOL. 3. Select the main idea of an oral/media presentation. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.2.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.2)

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I Listening/Viewing 1. Follow multi-step oral directions. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.1.4.1) 2. Use appropriate phonemic skills. (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.D.1.4.2) 3. Select the main idea of an oral/media presentation. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.2.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.2) 4. Recognize the sequence of important details in an oral/media presentation. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.2) 5. Recognize simple transitional words that illustrate the patterns and rules in semantic structure, symbols, and sounds that convey the meaning in an oral/media presentation. (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.4) 6. Identify specific information that supports the feeling of a spoken message. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.1.4.3) (LA.C.2.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.3) group, will be able to understand and respond to a variety of oral/media presentations as follows: a.responds to stated multi-step directions; (LA.C.1.4.1) b.is aware of language that conveys the meaning of an oral/media presentation in formal and informal settings; (LA.C.1.4.1) (LA.C.1.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.4) c.recognizes language patterns that organize the meaning of an oral/media presentation; (LA.A.1.4.3) ( LA.C.1.4.3) (LA.D.2.4.1) d.is aware of the language that conveys the feelings and messages sent in an oral/ media presentation; and (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.A.2.4.2) (LA.C.1.4.3) (LA.C.2.4.1) e.responds to an oral or written prompt for assessment. (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.C.1.4.1) 7. Determine the accuracy of an oral presentation. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.C.1.4.4) (LA.C.2.4.1) II Speaking 1. Use correct English language pronunciation when giving an oral presentation. (LA.C.3.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.4) 2. Participate in group oral activities, such as oral reading, conversations, and role-playing. (LA.C.1.4.2) (LA.C.1.4.3) (LA.C.1.4.4) 3. Use appropriate language in formal and informal communication for a variety of purposes including academic, vocational, and social. (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) group, will develop and deliver a message which: a.uses appropriate language to communicate a variety of messages; (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) b.is able to respond orally and understand a variety of teacher-facilitated informal and formal communications; (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) Volume I - Page 423-1 of 6

4. Participate in oral activities using academic vocabularies included in literature, nonfiction, and writing. (LA.B.2.4.2) (LA.C.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.4) 5. Initiate response to class discussion by using verbal and nonverbal cues. (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.4) 6. Effectively uses facial expressions, gestures, and posture to convey meaning in an oral presentation. (LA.C.3.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.2) 7. Use academic, vocational, and social oral communication. (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.D.1.4.2) 8. Prepare and deliver a presentation pertaining to careers. (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.4) c.is able to communicate in group activities and generate decisions based on information; (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.4) d.demonstrates an ability to participate in discussion using kinesic and verbal abilities to convey a message; and (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.4) e.is aware of assessment techniques used in oral communication (rubric). (LA.C.3.4.2) III Vocabulary/Structures 1. Use context clue strategies in speaking and reading to determine the connotations and denotations of words in oral presentations and compositions. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.2) 2. Use compound words in sentences. 3. Select and correctly spell consumer, academic, and career-related vocabulary in oral and written communication. (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.B.1.4.3) (LA.D.1.4.2) 4. Understand word conventions, such as contractions and possessives. (LA.D.2.4.1) 5. Understand and utilize dictionary skills including finding the derivations of words. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.D.1.4.2) 6. Understand the correlation between words. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) group, will demonstrate knowledge of vocabulary as follows: a.uses specific vocabulary words in oral and written communication to convey meaning; (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.D.1.4.1) (LA.D.1.4.2) (LA.D.2.4.2) b.uses a journal to practice using acquired vocabulary in simple paragraphs; (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.B.2.4.2) c.is able to locate words in a dictionary for translation and retelling in oral and written communication; (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.6) d.defines words and comprehends text using context clues; (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.2) Volume I - Page 424-2 of 6

7. Organize information into logical grouping/sequence of events. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.3) (LA.A.2.4.4)(LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.2) (LA.C.2.4.1) e.is able to use vocabulary graphic organizers; and (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.B.1.4.1) f. illustrates mastery of acquired vocabulary in a variety of oral and written assessment venues. (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.B.1.4.3) IV Reading/Literature 1. Select pre-reading strategies. (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) 2. Use the who, what, where, when, how, and why of a simplified literary selection to construct meaning from text. (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.E.2.4.1) (LA.E.2.4.2) 3. Apply the appropriate vocabulary strategies to understand words including denotations and connotations. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.C.3.4.2) (LA.D.2.4.2) 4. Draw conclusions based on a sequence of events in a reading selection. (LA.A.2.4.1) 5. Restate and paraphrase the stated or implied main idea or message of a reading passage or poem. (LA.A.2.4.1) 6. Determine the relevant details of a paragraph that support the main idea. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.B.1.4.2) 7. Distinguish between fact and opinion, fiction, and nonfiction in text. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.5) (LA.E.2.4.4) (LA.E.2.4.7) 8. Differentiate between cause and effect relationships in simplified reading selections. (LA.A.2.4.1) group, will be able to incorporate reading strategies as follows: a.uses pre-reading strategies to understand text; (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) b.uses reading strategies to interpret a poem and recognize different rhyming schemes; (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.A.2.4.3) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.E.2.4.3) c.uses inquiry to determine certain elements in a reading passage that generate comprehension; (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.8) d.is able to categorize information from a text to draw conclusions; (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.A.2.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.A.2.4.8) e.keeps a journal for reader response and personal reflection generated from reading; (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.B.2.4.2) f. is aware of literary devices and their role in determining the author s purpose; (LA.D.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.1) (LA.E.2.4.2) Volume I - Page 425-3 of 6

9. Identify literary and poetic devices and conventions of short stories, dramatic pieces, nonfiction, and poetry. (LA.E.1.4.1) (LA.E.1.4.4.) (LA.E.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.3) 10. Identify the use of comparison and contrast in a text. (LA.A.2.4.1) (LA.A.2.4.5) (LA.D.2.4.2) 11. Identify the author s purpose in a text. (LA.A.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.5) 12. Identify characteristics of literary genres, i.e., short story, poetry, drama, novel, essay, and nonfiction. (LA.E.1.4.1) (LA.E.1.4.4) (LA.E.2.4.1) (LA.E.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.3) 13. Identify similarities and differences between the main characters of short stories. (LA.E.2.4.2) 14. Identify similar and different viewpoints found in nonfiction readings. (LA.E.2.4.4) (LA.E.2.4.7) (LA.E.2.4.8) g.uses graphic organizers to categorize information and comprehend the main idea of a text as well as make comparisons, contrasts, and distinctions; and (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.B.1.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.2) h.is able to respond to text-based questions in a variety of formats for assessment. (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.E.2.4.6) (LA.E.2.4.7) (LA.E.2.4.8) V Study Skills 1. Organize information for comprehension. (LA.A1.4.2) (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.1.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.3) 2. Highlight keywords in a text to construct meaning. (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) 3. Predict the meaning of a reading passage based on titles, subtitles, and illustrations. (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) 4. Recognize patterns of information in a text. (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.2) 5. Organize time and materials and follow written directions. (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.2.4.2) A. The student will demonstrate an ability to organize information and increase reading proficiency in the following manner: a.is able to recognize appropriate pre/post reading strategies to facilitate text comprehension; (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.8) b.uses highlighting, note taking, and graphic organizers to understand text; (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.2) (LA.A.1.4.3) (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.1.4.1) c.is able to locate information using a variety of written and technological resources; and (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.2.4.4) Volume I - Page 426-4 of 6

6. Take effective notes using a variety of writing strategies. (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.B.2.4.1) 7. Understand parts of a textbook and use them to understand text. (LA.A.1.4.1) (LA.A.1.4.4) 8. Determine appropriate study and research skills and technological resources to locate information for specific purposes. (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.A.2.4.7) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.2.4.4) (LA.D.2.4.4) 9. Examine the parts of a research paper. 10. Use the classified section of the newspaper and electronic databases to identify job opportunities. (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.A.2.4.7) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.2.4.4) d.is able to complete timed assignments. (LA.A.1.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.8) (LA.B.2.4.2) VI Writing 1. Use pre-writing strategies. (LA.B.1.4.1) 2. Write simple declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, and imperative sentences. (LA.B.1.4.2) 3. Write detailed sentences that use adjectives and prepositional phrases. 4. Fill out common forms, charts, and graphs. (LA.B.1.4.3) (LA.B.2.4.2) 5. Write for a variety of purposes, i.e., personal and business letters, resumes, messages, forms, reports, and electronic publications. (LA.B.2.4.3) (LA.B.2.4.4) 6. Respond to an oral or written timed prompt. (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.C.2.4.1) A. The student will demonstrate writing proficiency in the following manner: a.uses pre-writing strategies to address a prompt effectively; (LA.B.1.4.1) b.incorporates a variety of sentence types to convey meaning in writing; (LA.B.2.4.3) c.is able to complete forms, charts, and graphs with an intended purpose; (LA.B.1.4.3) (LA.B.2.4.2) d.is able to identify the differences in writing formats; (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.3) e.is able to respond to a writing prompt for assessment; and (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.1) f. is able to use a rubric for self-assessment. Volume I - Page 427-5 of 6

7. Use common conventions in writing such as grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization. (LA.B.1.4.3) 8. Write a short, controlled composition expressing ideas clearly. (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.1) 9. Write persuasive and expository responses. (LA.A.2.4.5) (LA.B.1.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.3) 10. Use research skills. (LA.A.2.4.4) (LA.A.2.4.6) (LA.B.1.4.3) (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.3) (LA.B.2.4.4) 11. Identify a variety of writing formats. (LA.B.2.4.1) (LA.B.2.4.3) 12. Apply rubrics to assess writing. 13. Construct a job portfolio. (LA.B.2.4.2) (LA.B.2.4.4) VII Culture 1. Identify mores and values from given readings that contrast with students home cultures. (LA.A.2.4.2) (LA.D.1.4.1) (LA.D.2.4.1) (LA.E.1.4.3) (LA.E.1.4.5) 2. Recognize patriotic and folkloric characters and symbols as illustrated in reading passages. (LA.E.1.4.1) (LA.E.1.4.3) (LA.E.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.4) 3. Participate in the discussion of aspects of proxemics and kinesics in the home culture (formal and informal situations) e.g., eye contact, body distance, body movement, facial expressions. (LA.C.2.4.2) (LA.C.3.4.1) (LA.C.3.4.4) 4. Compare and contrast American cultural themes as experienced in literary selections. (LA.E.1.4.3) (LA.E.1.4.5) (LA.E.2.4.6) (LA.E.2.4.7) (LA.E.2.4.8) A. The student will demonstrate an awareness and sensitivity to diverse cultures and career-related opportunities as illustrated in text and multimedia presentations in the following manner: a.is aware of the diversity in cultures as illustrated in literature; and (LA.E.1.4.3) (LA.E.1.4.5) b.is aware of the symbolism exhibited by cultures in a text. (LA.E.1.4.1) (LA.E.1.4.3) (LA.E.2.4.2) (LA.E.2.4.4) (LA.E.2.4.8) Volume I - Page 428-6 of 6