ESL: English as a Second Language

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Students view an animated video from Upworthy's YouTube channel, answer questions about it, and then write about, design a slideshow or poster, or summarize another video about a random act of kindness.

Accessibility is a requirement to meet the needs of our learners with disabilities, but as we include these features in our lessons, we improve the success for all our learners.

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Students create a short self-introduction video using Adobe Express Video. Students practice speaking, writing, and digital literacy skills by planning, recording, and sharing information about themselves. The project provides opportunities to develop communication skills while learning to use a multimedia creation tool.

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In this activity, students read a completed medical history form and answer seven multiple-choice questions about the information provided.