This course provides comprehensive diagnostic test, learning materials and activities supporting the unit VU23503 Read Short Simple Messages and Forms, aimed at elementary students. The learning resources vary in complexity to cater to the diverse profiles of elementary students, whose language proficiency ranges from ISLPR 1 to 1+, with 1+ being the exit level of the unit.
In this unit, students will learn to compose messages, emails, and notes in a casual setting, suitable for informal audiences such as friends. The forms section will help students understand the importance of personal information and reinforce basic vocabulary related to forms. Everyday expressions, including collocations and phrasal verbs have also been included. Additionally, there are two grammar topics focusing on simple tenses, adjectives, prepositions and connectives. The writing skills section includes tutorial videos explaining word order, structure and purpose of a message, and using the correct tenses.
In terms of settlement, the course includes topics related to study, work, leisure, a new life (friends and family) and housing. To enhance the learning experience, the course supports decoding skills through audio and scaffolded activities that build on previously learned material. Interactive resources and downloadable activities are available, offering multiple means of engagement and representation in alignment with educational principles and guidelines. These resources provide students with opportunities to develop their decoding and writing skills in both digital and paper formats.
In this unit, students will learn to compose messages, emails, and notes in a casual setting, suitable for informal audiences such as friends. The forms section will help students understand the importance of personal information and reinforce basic vocabulary related to forms. Everyday expressions, including collocations and phrasal verbs have also been included. Additionally, there are two grammar topics focusing on simple tenses, adjectives, prepositions and connectives. The writing skills section includes tutorial videos explaining word order, structure and purpose of a message, and using the correct tenses.
In terms of settlement, the course includes topics related to study, work, leisure, a new life (friends and family) and housing. To enhance the learning experience, the course supports decoding skills through audio and scaffolded activities that build on previously learned material. Interactive resources and downloadable activities are available, offering multiple means of engagement and representation in alignment with educational principles and guidelines. These resources provide students with opportunities to develop their decoding and writing skills in both digital and paper formats.
- Course Contact: Viviana Nunez