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Life & Work Experience

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Created on February 8, 2023

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Life & Work Experience

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Life & Work Experience

unit 1 presentation

Unit Content

UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT

Lesson Sequence

Unit 1 Presentation

UNIT 1 Life & Work Experience

Welcome to Unit 1! In this first unit, you will familiarize with vocabulary, phrases, and dialogues related to the work environment and experiences. Starts: Week 1 Finishes: Week 4

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Unit objectives
  • Describe your job and the people you work have worked with.
  • Talk about personal achievements.
  • Describe situations related to the job market.

Unit Content

This unit is divided into 4 weeks. Each week you will see a lesson and practice with a series of activities. On the week 4th, you will have the final evaluation of the unit.

Unit Content

Lesson Sequence

Follow the learning sequence below that will allow you to get the most out of this unit to improve your skills.

Attend tutoring classes

Present the unit assessment

Check the learning resources for each week.

Do all the practice activities each week.

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*This Unit represents 20% of the course.

UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT

Activity objective: To communicate ideas about work environments using present perfect and adverbs of time. Instructions: For a final evaluation of this first unit, you will have to record a video that describes a friend or family member's working experience. To perform this activity, you should take into account the following steps.

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UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT

This is an individual activity.

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UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT

Before you start recording, make sure to include the following information:

Start with a brief introduction of your friend or family member, including their name and their current job title. Use the present perfect tense to describe the duration of their work experience, for example: "She has been working at the company for 5 years now." Describe the physical appearance of their workspace, including the type of office, furniture, and equipment they use. Use ever and never to highlight unique aspects of their job or workplace. For example: "She has never worked in a more collaborative environment." Explain who their co-workers are, including their positions and responsibilities. Use adverbs of time to describe their daily work routines, for example: "Typically, she arrives at the office early in the morning and starts the day with a team meeting." Discuss their role in the company, including their responsibilities and accomplishments. Use vocabulary related to work experience, such as "colleagues", "tasks", "performance", "deadlines", etc. Wrap up the video by summarizing your friend or family member's work experience and highlighting their achievements and future goals.

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UNIT 1 ASSESSMENT

Once you have the previous information, create a story including free download images retrieved from the web or from your files to illustrate and create the sequence of the story. In your narration, you need to include regular and irregular verbs in present perfect and adverbs of time.

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Record yourself taking into account the information required. Incorporate a tone that shows how you feel about this story (surprise, admiration, motivation, etc.)

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Double-check how you are illustrating the story with images and also in the closing section. Check the audio before uploading it to the platform.

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Upload the video to the Padlet wall of the activity. Include your full name. Requirements: ⮚ The video should be 2 to 3 minutes long. ⮚You must appear in the video. ⮚The audio must be clear. Remember: Contact your teacher through the “Concerns Forum” if you have any questions or doubts about the activity.

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WRITTEN PRODUCTION Product: VIDEO

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WRITTEN PRODUCTION Product: VIDEO

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