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Task 2.1 Student’s needs

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In this entry, I would like to show you some strategies for language exchange when it comes to using a foreign language for complementing the learning process of a subject.

Let's use as an example and apply some tools for industrial technology subject at 1st of Bachiller level. According to the official curriculum, the common requirements for this subject are:




  1. Identify specific terminology: in this case the use of definitions and descriptions could be the most suitable strategy. The use of a wiki could be advisable
  1. Text understanding: Questions and answers are the best option to evaluate this requirement. This could be done with exams or activities.
  1. Information search: Some activities related to narrations should be advisable to a deeper acquisition of this requirement
  1. project development and management and team management: Presentations are related to project carried out. With them each part of the team will have to synthesize all the information as the time is limited




Hope this post have been useful for you!

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