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The document discusses various communication technologies including cellphones, Android phones, tablets, and iPads. It provides brief definitions and descriptions of each technology. The objectives are to develop language skills to discuss science and technology topics and to promote environmental awareness. Students will complete activities including making a comparative table of how technology has influenced life and explaining the functions of gadgets in small groups.
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- 3. DEVELOPMET OF THE TOPIC HAVE YOU HAD THESE MEDIA COMMUNICATION IN YOUR HOUSE? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsFKImk3bKA
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