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 Group work

Speak about one topic related to accounting in groups of 3-4.


Steps

Step 1: Choose 3-4 classmates to make your group.

Step 2: Share the names of your group in class, so everyone knows who belong to your group.

Step 3: The three of you will speak about one meter from the camera. The first will start speaking about the first part of the topic (one minute aprox). The second one will conclude the topic (one minute aprox). The third one will answer the questions asked by the audience after finishing the topic.

Step 4: The teacher will record the scores.


About the score:

0-5 points  * Speaks without confidence, is like a robot or too nervous.

6-10 points  * Uses very basic English a lot (because, but, yes, very, beautiful, I think).

11-15 points  * Speaks confidently and uses different words.

16-20 points  * Gives the same opinion using different phrases. Doesn't use Spanish at all.

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