WEEK 11 - Flexible Delivery

PART 1: - CONNECTED LEARNING

• Transitioning to Connected Learning PPP
• Transitioning to Connected Learning QUIZ

PART B: TEXT TYPE - ENCYCLOPAEDIAS (online)

Encyclopaedias, both online and in hard copy, are information texts. You can refer to an encyclopaedia for general background material on a topic.

The information in the printed encyclopaedia is reliable and based on proven information available at the time of publication. The entries are written by experts in their fields.

Encyclopedias are divided into articles or entries that are often arranged alphabetically by article name and sometimes by thematic categories. Encyclopedia entries are longer and more detailed than those in most dictionaries.

There are many encyclopaedias available online. Some of these are free, and anyone can add entries to the encyclopaedia. Wikipedia is an example of an online encyclopaedia. The information in these encyclopaedias may not be accurate, as in many of these the facts are not checked before they are published.

• Encyclopaedia Quiz
• Encyclopaedia Entry Text
• Encyclopaedia Tasks

PART C: GRAMMAR - Modal Verbs

• Explanation 
• Tasks to complete

PART C: GRAMMAR - Present Perfect vs Past Simple

• Exlanation
• Exercises to practise