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This document outlines a new way to learn physics and chemistry in English for 4th year ESO students. Students will study physics and chemistry concepts using an English textbook and online course, practicing their English skills while learning science. Although the teacher is not an English instructor, the course is designed to improve students' communication in English without formally evaluating their language level, with exams also conducted in English.
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