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Siswa is able to write opinions based on a storyboard about argumentative texts. The storyboard outlines activities over 1 week including showing a PowerPoint on argumentative texts, watching a video of Mount Bromo, and having students answer questions in groups. It links to additional online resources and uses cooperative learning methods like discussion and group work.
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