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This document outlines the English class taught by teacher Tamara Cabrera. It includes sections on the class schedule, assessment rubric, announcements of upcoming activities, an assistance forum for asking questions, a virtual cafe for casual discussion, a glossary of terms, and the class content where students can interact with the teacher and each other.
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Guide english course
- 2. NAME: Lic. Tamara Cabrera
- 3. All about the teacher Presentation of the English Teacher Lic. Tamara Cabrera English Teacher
- 4. All about the class Schedule of the class that will be developed during the course.
- 5. Assessment Rubric Information about how the tasks will be graded.
- 6. Announcements Information about the different activities that will be done during the course.
- 7. Assistance Forum In this section you can write your doubts and ask for information about unknown topics.
- 8. Virtual Café In this section you can discuss about any topic out of the subject matter.
- 9. Glossary In this section you can write different terms and get the meaning.
- 10. The Class You will get the information and contents of the course. You will interact with the teacher and classmates.