This document outlines the learning activities and instruction for a final assignment in Module 1. It includes 4 learning activities that focus on analyzing different text types, including personal letters, announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. The activities aim to help students understand the social functions, structures, and language features of these texts, and to identify similarities and differences between text types. Students are asked to produce examples of announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. Completing these activities contributes to the professional competencies of analyzing text types and selecting appropriate materials to teach students about various text structures and language features.
This document outlines the learning activities and instruction for a final assignment in Module 1. It includes 4 learning activities that focus on analyzing different text types, including personal letters, announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. The activities aim to help students understand the social functions, structures, and language features of these texts, and to identify similarities and differences between text types. Students are asked to produce examples of announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. Completing these activities contributes to the professional competencies of analyzing text types and selecting appropriate materials to teach students about various text structures and language features.
This document outlines the learning activities and instruction for a final assignment in Module 1. It includes 4 learning activities that focus on analyzing different text types, including personal letters, announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. The activities aim to help students understand the social functions, structures, and language features of these texts, and to identify similarities and differences between text types. Students are asked to produce examples of announcements, analytical expositions, and hortatory expositions. Completing these activities contributes to the professional competencies of analyzing text types and selecting appropriate materials to teach students about various text structures and language features.
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