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US 30508

US 30508 Write a Short Crafted Text Using Resource Material - V2 - Covid-19

$30.00Price

This is a complete workbook designed to scaffold students through Unit Standard 30508 Write a short, crafted text for a specified audience in English for an academic purpose – version 2.  This standard is one of NZQA’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) suite.  It follows the theme of Covid-19.

 

This resource includes:

⭐ A coversheet for grading and moderation.

⭐ A student workbook covering skills required and including the research question and resource material.

⭐ A link to a Google Sheet which students can use (if you/they like) to log information.

 

You and your students will enjoy:

❤️ A hyperlinked table of contents.

❤️ Checkpoints to help manage time.

❤️ Unpacked achievement criteria that students can understand.

❤️ Well explained skills and strategies.

❤️ The research question and sources of information supplied for you.

❤️ A checklist to help ensure students meet all the criteria

❤️ Links to examples from NZQA material.

 

Formats:

Student booklet

🖥️ Microsoft PowerPoint, resized to an A4 page.   This means your resource: 

  • Is completely editable.
  • Will easily upload to your Google Drive if you prefer the Googley suite.
  • Is printable 📃

🖥️ A flat-packed version - this means your students can edit digitally ONLY the parts they should.  The rest is locked down to prevent them damaging it.

🖥️ A PDF version

Coversheet

🖥️ Microsoft PowerPoint, resized to an A4 page.   

🖥️ A PDF version

Student Information log

🖥️ Google sheets.  A link to this appears within the student booklet and is also supplied to you separated.

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