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This document outlines the criteria for evaluation in a course. It states that participation online will count for 40% of the grade, a portfolio will count for 20% of the grade, and exams will count for the remaining 40% of the grade. The portfolio section details 6 assignments of varying point values that make up the 20% portfolio grade. Completing the online activities is required to be eligible to take the exams.

CRITERIOS DE EVALUACIÓN

1) PARTICIPACION EN LINEA 40%

2) PORTAFOLIO ....................20% (VEASE CONTENIDO DE PORTAFOLIO)***

3) EXAMEN ..........................40% (2 EXAMENES PRESENCIALES)

P.D. EL IR AL CORRIENTE CON LAS ACTIVIDADES EN LINEA ES REQUISITO PARA TENER
DERECHO A EXAMEN.

***PORTFOLIO CONTENTS AND GRADING
Unit Learningactivity percentage grade

1 Find information about a famous person you like and use the information to write 2
a paragraph. Include the following name, age, country of origin, date of birth, e-
mail address and telephone number.

2 Use magazines or books and cut 10 pictures of people doing different jobs. Glue 2
them on a sheet of paper and write the name of the occupation. Remember the
occupations must be different from the ones in the book.

3 Write a paragraph saying which hobbies you like and dislike. Include information 4
about your free time activities. (10 – 15 lines).

4 Your teacher will provide you with a reading activity which describes various 4
family members’ routines. Read the paragraph and answer the question.

Click here to see the reading activity.

5 Look for information on books or the internet and create a city tour´s brochure. 4
Include information about the places you can visit in that city, what things there
are in the city and the activities you can do there.

6 Write a paragraph expressing your ideas about how can you contribute to make 4
the city and your own habits “more green”. (10 – 15 lines).

Note that the total grading score for portfolio is 20%

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