Lu3 Online Portfolio Module 3 Description

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McClintic SP17

Grammar 4
Portfolio Project: Module 3
3/22/17

Online Portfolio Module 3: Advice for Future IEP Students (25 points)

Learning Unit 3 Overview

In this module, you will work in groups to create suggestions for future IEP students coming to
the University of Missouri.

Submission / Grading

Once you have completed the final VoiceThread, you will be graded on the following aspects:
Target grammatical structures
Overall accuracy of other grammatical structures
Editing / Revising of grammatical structures

Section Section Description Target Grammar /


Number Units
List: Top Ten Tips Unit 7
1 You have a friend who is interested in studying at the University of Modals Part 1
Missouri. Your friend has studied English in the past, but she might pp. 176-199
need to take classes at the IEP. In addition, your friend has never (necessity, obligation,
advice, etc.)
been to the USA and has never even left her home country! What
advice can you give your friend about studying English, studying at Unit 8
MU, traveling abroad, and living in the USA? Modals Part 2
pp. 208-228)
Write a list of the top ten things new students who want to come to (possibility and
the IEP should know; explain why future students need to know this. logical conclusions)

2 PowerPoint: Top Ten Tips Unit 13


Create a PowerPoint presentation with your group. Your Conditionals
presentation should have 12 slides: chart 13.1 and 13.2
slide 1: title of presentation, group members, date present/future real
slides 2-11: top ten tips with images conditionals
slide 12: Final comment

Unit 13
3 VoiceThread: Personal Examples Conditionals
Think about your own experience of preparing to study at the IEP. pp. 358-385
What would you have done differently? What should you have done charts 13.3, 13.5
to prepare for your time here in the USA? Include some specific
examples from your experience. Give some advice based on your Wish
experiences and what you have learned. pp. 358-385
charts 13.4, 13.6

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