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Unscramble Words

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by BERENICE MOLINA MOLINA
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The way we communicate with different audiences for specific purposes shapes our understanding of historical turning points and the broader narrative of human development across time.

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Reading and listening are..

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Epochs, eras, turning points and “big history” is..

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Identify explicit and implicit information; analyse conventions and analyse connections refers to..

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When working with comprehension activities, to understand both the literal facts and inferred meaning refers to

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When working with comprehension activities, to reflect on the effectiveness of the language and visuals, and explain how audience and purpose affect the message means that you are

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When working with comprehension activities, to reflect on the material presented and connect it with previous knowledge or experiences, being able to express effectively those ideas means that you are...

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This means that you take risks by interpreting complex texts, making inferences, and expressing their own ideas about purpose, audience, and perspective; engaging with unfamiliar vocabulary, viewpoints, and historical contexts with confidence.

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This means that you develop balanced communication and thinking skills by examining both emotional and factual aspects of texts; as you learn to consider multiple perspectives and respond thoughtfully to how history is presented through language.

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Passive voice and reported speech are..

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Communication, organization and thinking skills are..

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This is something that you usually do every class.

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