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Acquiring Information

 

It is expected that students will:

Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8
 
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  • locate information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and to some extent in writing using some words and short phrases in romaji 
     
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  • locate information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and to some extent in writing using some words and short phrases in romaji 
     
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  • locate and to some extent use specific information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and to some extent in writing using some words and short phrases in romaji  and some words in hiragana  and katakana 
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  • locate and to some extent use specific information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and in writing using hiragana  and some katakana 
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  • identify hiragana and katakana  language items when encountered in Japanese resources

     

     

    It is expected that students will:

    Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
     
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  • locate and process information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and in writing using hiragana  and some katakana 
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  • record hiragana  and katakana  language items in logical categories
     
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  • process information from age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and in writing using hiragana  and katakana 
     
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  • use relevant information from a variety of age-appropriate Japanese-language resources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral and visual forms, and in writing using hiragana, katakana , and some kanji  (see second section of this appendix)
     
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  • research, analyse, and synthesize relevant information from several Japanese-language sources to complete authentic tasks
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  • convey acquired information in oral, visual, and written forms


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