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This document outlines the objectives, methodology, and activities of the Next Step Project for developing English language skills in students. The objectives are to develop basic communication skills in English, recognize the importance of learning English, generate interest in English, and achieve basic knowledge of English-speaking cultures. The methodology includes 10 English lessons per week using Total Physical Response, cooperative work, multimedia, storytelling, and native English teachers. Activities include Cambridge English Starters exams, STEM projects incorporating English, and an English immersion week.
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