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Arts - Grade 3
Standard 10: Communication – Oral and Visual
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Indicator
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A. Demonstrate
active listening strategies by asking clarifying questions and responding to
questions with appropriate elaboration. |
1. Ask
questions for clarification and explanation, and respond to others’
ideas. |
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B. Respond
to presentations and media messages by stating the purpose and summarizing main ideas. |
2. Identify
the main idea, supporting details and purpose or oral presentations and visual media. |
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C. Use
clear and specific vocabulary to communicate ideas and to establish tone
appropriate to the topic, audience and purpose. |
4. Demonstrate
an understanding of the rules of the English language. 5. Select
language appropriate to purpose and audience. 6. Use
clear diction and tone, and adjust volume and tempo to stress
important ideas. |
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D. Identify
examples of facts and opinions and explain their differences. |
3. Identify
the difference between facts and opinions in presentations
and visual media. |
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E. Organize
presentations to provide a beginning, middle and ending and include concrete details. |
9. Deliver
formal and informal descriptive presentations recalling an event or
personal experience that convey relevant information
and descriptive details. |
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F. Clarify
information in presentations through the use of important details from a
variety of sources, effective organization and a clear focus. |
7. Adjust
speaking content according to the needs of the audience. |
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G. Deliver
a variety of presentations, using visual materials as appropriate. |
8. Deliver
information presentations that: ·
Present events or ideas in logical sequence and maintain a clear
focus ·
Demonstrate an understanding of the topic ·
Include relevant facts and details from multiple sources to develop
topic ·
Organize information, including a clear introduction, body and
conclusion ·
Use appropriate visual materials (e.g., diagrams, charts, illustrations)
and available technology
Identify
sources |
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