3rd ESO Timing 2015-16
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The document outlines the timing and tasks for 3 terms of study. It provides the dates for reader tests, writing assignments, oral presentations, exams, and an ePortfolio project for the 2nd term. It also lists the dates for writing assignments, oral presentations, exams, and continuing the ePortfolio project in the 3rd term. Finally, it notes the tasks and dates for writings, oral presentations, exams, and starting an ePortfolio blog in the 1st term.
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