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Architecture and Urban Spaces

02

Creativity and Innovation

03

Definitions of Beauty and Art

04

Literature and Storytelling

05

Music and Performing Arts

06

Visual Arts and Design

07

Describe Data from Graphics

08

Identify/Describe Data Trends

09

Identify Supporting/Relevant Details

10

Identify the Main idea

11

Retell/Summarize Information in Narrative Form

12

Use Sources to Enhance Comprehension

13

Education and Career Preparation

14

Holidays, Festivals, and Celebrations

15

Housing and Urban/Rural Life

16

Lifestyles and Daily Routines

17

Sports, Entertainment, and Popular Culture

18

Travel, Leisure, and Tourism

19

Childhood and Adolescence

20

Citizenship and Community Engagement

21

Digital and Social Media Communities

22

Educational Communities

23

Family Structures

24

Social Relationships and Roles

25

Traditions and Social Values

26

Economic Issues and Development

27

Environmental Issues and Sustainability

28

Human Rights and Social Justice

29

Population and Demographics

30

Public Health and Nutrition

31

War, Conflict, and Public Safety

32

Identify Organizing and Rhetorical Structures/Strategies

33

Identify POV, Perspective, and Tone

34

Identify the Intended Audience

35

Identify the Purposes

36

Infer Implied Meanings Through Context

37

Similarities/Differences Among Different Text Types

38

Data and Interdisciplinary Topics

39

Identify Connections Among Interdisciplinary Topics

40

Infer Interdisciplinary Information From Text

41

Text and Interdisciplinary Topics

42

Explain How Data Relates To Culture

43

Explain How Text Relates To Culture

44

Identify/Describe Connections Among Cultural Topics

45

Infer Cultural Information From Text

46

Deduce the Meaning of Unfamiliar Vocabulary

47

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Idiomatic and Culturally Authentic Expressions

49

Varied Vocabulary In Speech/Writing

50

Beliefs, Values, and Ideologies

51

Heroism and Role Models

52

Language and Identity

53

Multiculturalism and Assimilation

54

National and Regional Identity

55

Self-Image and Personal Identity

56

Recognize/Self-Correct Errors: Written Presentations

57

Sentences in Various Time Frames

58

Standard Written Conventions

59

Transitions and Cohesive Devices: Written Presentations

60

Vary Grammar/Syntax in Written Presentations

61

Explain Opinions/Ideas With Examples

62

Use and Cite Sources

63

Plan Written Presentations

64

Research Strategies for Written Presentations

65

Communication Strategies to Maintain Written Presentations

66

Written Presentations with Introduction, Development, Conclusion

67

Compare Communities in Presentations

68

Explain Ideas/Opinions With Examples

69

Plan Spoken Presentations

70

Research Strategies for Presentations

71

Communication Strategies to Maintain Presentations

72

Comprehensible Pronunciation in Spoken Presentations

73

Effective Intonation, Pacing, and Delivery: Presentations

74

Introduction, Development, and Conclusion of Presentations

75

Recognize/Self-Correct Errors in Presentations

76

Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences in Presentations

77

Transitions and Cohesive Devices: Spoken Presentations

78

Varied Grammar/Syntax in Presentations

79

Access to Technology

80

Effects of Technology on Daily Life

81

Environment and Natural Phenomena

82

Ethics of Science and Technology

83

Health Care, Medicine, and Biotechnology

84

Scientific and Technological Innovation

85

Appropriate Register/Greeting in Spoken Exchanges

86

Communication Strategies in Spoken Exchanges

87

Comprehend an Interlocutor's Message

88

Comprehensible Pronunciation in Spoken Exchanges

89

Effective Intonation, Pacing, and Delivery: Speech

90

Grammar and Syntax in Spoken Exchanges

91

Initiate, Maintain, and Close Spoken Exchanges

92

Provide/Obtain Relevant Information: Spoken Exchanges

93

Recognize/Self-Correct Errors: Spoken Exchanges

94

Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences: Spoken Exchanges

95

Transitional Expressions/Cohesive Devices: Spoken Exchanges

96

Appropriate Register/Greeting in Written Exchanges

97

Communication Strategies in Written Exchanges

98

Initiate, Maintain, and Close Written Exchanges

99

Provide/Obtain Relevant Information in Writing

100

Recognize/Self-Correct Errors: Written Exchanges

101

Simple, Compound, Complex Sentences: Written Exchanges

102

Standard Conventions of Written Language

103

Transitional Expressions/Cohesive Devices: Written Exchanges

104

Vary Grammar and Syntax in Writing