Class 6 Instructions Essential English 2
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Class 6 Instructions provide guidance for an assignment that involves answering questions about planning and working with others in a short YouTube video. Students are instructed to watch an introductory video, complete Assignment 6 by the due date following the assignment guidelines, and submit a link to their YouTube video response before the deadline. The assignment questions focus on making decisions and dealing with people/situations, and students are encouraged to pick a question they feel confident answering or one allowing them to practice new vocabulary. Tips for the video response emphasize clearly speaking to the camera without distractions.
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