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SCOPE AND SEQUENCE

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1 Offbeat Jobs 2 Where Does the Time Go?


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Pages: 2–25 Pages: 26–49


Listening 1: What’s My Job? Listening 1: Student Success Workshop
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Listening 2: A Conversation with a Listening 2: A Student Discussion


Job Counselor
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Inference Inferring the use of humor Inferring the purpose of questions


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Note-Taking Taking notes with key words Taking notes with questions
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Listening Recognizing contrast Identifying disagreement


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Grammar Descriptive adjectives Simple present


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Pronunciation Using word stress Identifying stressed and unstressed words


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Speaking Showing interest Using your voice effectively


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Final Speaking Role-play: job interview Presentation: strategies for student


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Task success

Video An offbeat job Creativity


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Assessments Pre-Unit Diagnostic: Pre-Unit Diagnostic:


Check What You Know Check What You Know
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Checkpoint 1 Checkpoint 1
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Checkpoint 2 Checkpoint 2
Unit Achievement Test Unit Achievement Test

Unit Project Research and present information on an Research and present more strategies
offbeat job you’d like to have for student success

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3 A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned 4 What Happened to Etiquette?


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Pages: 50–71 Pages: 72–93


Listening 1: A Barter Network Listening 1: What ever happened to
manners?
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Listening 2: The Compact


Listening 2: Our Listeners Respond—
Why is there a lack
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of manners?
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Inferring feelings from intonation Inferring contrasting ideas


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Taking notes with symbols Organizing your notes


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Recognizing and understanding Recognizing and understanding summaries


emphatic stress and paraphrases
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Comparative adjectives Can / Could / Would


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Pronouncing numbers and prices Using rising and falling intonation in


questions and statements
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Making suggestions and coming to Making polite offers and invitations


an agreement
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Role-play: bartering and negotiating Role-play: situations involving etiquette


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Money Etiquette
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Pre-Unit Diagnostic: Pre-Unit Diagnostic:


Check What You Know Check What You Know
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Checkpoint 1 Checkpoint 1
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Checkpoint 2 Checkpoint 2
Unit Achievement Test Unit Achievement Test

Comparison shop for something you’d like Conduct a study about etiquette (door test,
to buy and report back on data for two document drop, customer service test)
similar items

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SCOPE AND SEQUENCE
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5 The Sounds of Our Lives 6 Everyday Heroes


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Pages: 94–117 Pages: 118–143


Listening 1: Sound Experience Listening 1: The Subway Hero
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Listening 2: Music With A Purpose Listening 2: Psychology Lecture—


Altruism
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Inference Inferring meaning from context Inferring feelings from tone and
word choice
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Note-Taking Taking notes on cause and effect Organizing notes with numbers
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Listening Recognizing incomplete and Recognizing and understanding


complete ideas definitions
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Grammar Simple present and present progressive Simple past


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Pronunciation Linking sounds Pronouncing -ed endings


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Speaking Showing confidence Using signal phrases in presentations


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Final Speaking Presentation: a favorite piece of music Presentation: everyday heroes


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Task

Video Color psychology Heroes


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Assessments Pre-Unit Diagnostic: Pre-Unit Diagnostic:


Check What You Know Check What You Know
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Checkpoint 1 Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 2 Checkpoint 2
Unit Achievement Test Unit Achievement Test

Unit Project Research and present on the effects Research and present information on an
sounds in our environment have on us organization that tries to help others

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7 Take Care of Yourself 8 Endangered Languages


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Pages: 144–169 Pages: 170–197


Listening 1: Self-Care Listening 1: Language Loss
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Listening 2: Let’s Hear from our Listeners Listening 2: My Life, My Language


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Inferring a speaker’s assumptions Inferring a speaker’s viewpoint


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Taking notes with abbreviations Taking notes on reasons and examples


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Recognizing and understanding Recognizing and understanding


clarification pronoun reference
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Should / Ought to / Have to Modals of possibility: Can / Could / Would


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Using reductions Pronouncing contractions of will


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Asking for and expressing opinions Using pauses effectively


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Group discussion: healthy habits Presentation: an endangered language


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Health problems Endangered cultures


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Pre-Unit Diagnostic: Pre-Unit Diagnostic:


Check What You Know Check What You Know
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Checkpoint 1 Checkpoint 1
Checkpoint 2 Checkpoint 2
Unit Achievement Test Unit Achievement Test

Research and present information on Research and report back on an


technology used to help people lead endangered language and culture
healthier lives

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