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This document outlines the assessment structure for a 2nd year high school program. It states that 70% of the grade will be based on tests, including a final exam called Selectivitat that counts for 20%. The remaining 30% includes activities like reading, writing, oral comprehension, and speaking. It provides details on reading assignments, a writing workshop with both group and individual components, vocabulary exercises, and exam dates for three different class schedules.
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- 2. ASSESSMENT 70% TESTS (Selectivitat 20%, unit tests 50%) 10% READING & CLASS ACTIVITIES 10% WRITING ACTIVITIES 5% ORAL COMPREHENSION 5% SPEAKING
- 3. READING Reading activities included in the material will be compulsory. Additionally, teacher will provide students a set of reading texts and possible activites for them to work on at home. These activities will not be graded, but evaluated.
- 4. WRITING WORKSHOP Every unit will include a writing workshop A writing activity will be held in class in small groups organized by the teacher aiming at collaborative learning. The result of this activity will not be graded, but evaluated. Students will do a similar activity individually at home. The result of this activity will not be graded, but evaluated. Finally, another similar activity will be held in class individually. This activity will be graded. IF ANY TRANSLATOR OR SIMILAR STUFF IS USED THE RESULT OF THE ACTIVITY WILL NOT BE GRADED NOR EVALUATED.
- 5. VOCABULARY The first regular class every week the teacher will give students a phrase or idiom. Students will have to check the meaning and be ready to give an explanation as well as an example in use by the end of the week. The correct use of the idioms and phrases in writing and oral activities will be awarded.
- 6. EXAM DATES 2nd A SELECTIVITAT Mon 7th Oct Mon 28th Oct Mon 25th Nov Mon 13th Jan Mon 10th Feb Mon 10th Mar Mon 14th Apr UNITS UNIT 1 Thu 24th Oct UNIT 2 Thu 14th Nov UNIT 3 Thu 12th Dec UNIT 4 Thu 20th Feb UNIT 5 Thu 20th Mar UNIT 6 Mon5th May UNIT 7 Mon19th May If tests must be postponed due to strike or an extra academic activity, they will be held on the very following session.
- 7. EXAM DATES 2nd B SELECTIVITAT Fri. 4th Oct Tue. 5th Nov Fri. 22nd Nov Mon 13th Jan Mon 10th Feb Mon 10th March Mon 14th Apr UNITS UNIT 1 Fri 25th Oct UNIT 2 Fri 15th Nov UNIT 3 Fri 13th Dec UNIT 4 Fri 21st Feb UNIT 5 Fri 21st Mar UNIT 6 Mon 5th May UNIT 7 Mon 19th May If tests must be postponed due to strike or an extra academic activity, they will be held on the very following session.
- 8. EXAM DATES 2nd C SELECTIVITAT Thu 3rd Oct Thu 31st Oct Thu 21st Nov Tue 14th Jan Tue 11th Feb Tue 11th Mar Tue 15th Apr UNITS UNIT 1 Thu 24th Oct UNIT 2 Thu 14th Nov UNIT 3 Thu 12th Dec UNIT 4 Thu 20th Feb UNIT 5 Thu 20th Mar UNIT 6 Mon6th May UNIT 7 Mon19th May If tests must be postponed due to strike or an extra academic activity, they will be held on the very following session.