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Screenplan
On-screen text (OST) & animated characters outline learning objectives for this resource By the end of this resource, learner:
- Have an excellent knowledge of spelling, punctuation and grammar and be able to apply them so they can
- Understand meaning in texts
- Write accurate and engaging texts
OST & VO explain to learner how to progress through the resource, covering:
- How to move forward and back with the Next & Back buttons
- How to turn on subtitles
- How to adjust audio volume
- How to click through interactive content
VO & OST explain that a toolkit will be available for the learner to explore after the course is complete The toolkit will contain supporting resources, e.g. pdfs and useful links
Further exemplification
Additional exercises
Links to useful websites
Summary of key points
3 multiple choice questions to challenge the learner early on to see what they already know about the topic.
Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Module 6: Creativity
Module 5:Evaluation
Module 4: Impact
Start here
Module 3: Accuracy
Module 2: Context
Module 1: Basics
Click here
Section D: Summary
Section C: What is a clause?
Section B: What is a sentence?
Topic 3Common Spelling Errors
Topic 2 Punctuation Marks
Topic 1 Sentences and Clauses
Statement 4
Statement 3
Statement 2
Statement 1
Incomplete sentence
Complete sentence
subordinate clause
main clause
main clause
subordinate clause
subordinate clause
main clause
main clause
subordinate clause
Click here
Topic 3Common Spelling Errors
Topic 2 Punctuation Marks
Topic 1 Sentences and Clauses
Example 4
Example 3
Example 2
Example 1
Click here
Topic 3Common Spelling Errors
Topic 2 Punctuation Marks
Topic 1 Sentences and Clauses
Repeat for each spelling learnt.
Spelling 3
Spelling 2
Spelling 1
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
Use 20 examples in order to cover the majority of points covered in unit.
Example 4
Example 3
Example 2
Example 1