ACTIVIDAD TEC. 28


V BIMESTRE
PRACTICE OF THE LANGUAGE: PRODUCE TEXTS  TO PARTICIPATE IN ACADEMIC EVENTS.

SPECIFIC COMPETENCY: REWRITE INFORMATION TO EXPLAIN A GRAPHIC EXHIBITION.

ACHIEVEMENTS.

IDENTIFIES AND DISTINGUISHES TYPES OF SENTENCES THAT EXPRESS MAIN IDEAS WITHIN PARAGRAPHS, USING PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED GOALS.

USES  VARIOUS STRATEGIES  IN ORDER  TO POINT OUT RELEVANT INFORMATION.   AND PARAPHRASE SENTENCES.

ORGANIZES SENTENCES TO MAKE A PARAGRAPH.

POINTS OUT AND CLARIFIES DOUBTS IN ORDER TO EDIT NOTES.


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