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Appendix B. Planning for Interdisciplinary Learning
Sample Connections for French As A Second Language: Core French and Information Studies
The Ontario Curriculum French As A Second Language:
Core French Gr. 4-8
Specific Expectation (unless otherwise stated)
Information Studies:
Kindergarten - Gr. 12
Specific Expectation (unless otherwise stated)
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respond briefly to oral texts.

Oral Communication, Reading and Writing: Oral Communication

analyse the difference between information produced by oral and written cultures).

Information and Society: Reasoning

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give an oral presentation of five to ten sentences in length (e.g., description of clothing).

Oral Communication, Reading and Writing: Oral Communication

obtain data by telephone, letter and online.

Information Technologies: Applying

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respond to oral texts (e.g. answer questions from a tape).

Oral Communication, Reading and Writing: Oral Communication

deconstruct media works,

Inquiry and Research: Concepts/ Reasoning

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produce a variety of simple responses, in structured and open-ended situations, to convey understanding of written text in a different form (e.g. design a biography card).

Oral Communication, Reading and Writing: Reading

publish a report, newsletter or pamphlet using word processing and desktop publishing software.

Information Technologies: Communicating

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give an oral presentation of more than 20 sentences in length, adjusting speech to suit the audience.

Oral Communication, Reading and Writing: Oral Communication

explore biographies of pioneers of information.

Information and Society: Reasoning

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