How to apply literacy in world languages
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This document provides instructions for a literacy assignment in world languages. It includes links to resources like videos, websites for making animations or editing photos, and tools for typing in other languages. Students are asked to read examples, culture notes, other students' work, and provide feedback through comments or email. They will also work in groups to design a quiz, introduce a classmate, and demonstrate writing in their target language.
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