Steps of the Blog Lesson
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This document outlines the steps of a blog lesson on traveling. It includes 5 steps: 1) Doing vocabulary exercises on a travel website; 2) Discussing advantages and means of transportation; 3) More vocabulary exercises and a video on places of interest; 4) Reading a handout on health tips for travelers; 5) Advertising holiday destinations and giving travel advice. It then introduces an e-portfolio website where students of an aviation school can post their work from blog-based lessons, including notes, reports, homework, and tests. The e-portfolio will collect all student work and be evaluated over the course of the term.
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