Investigative Study

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Interview

• moving beyond the classroom to interview one or more people of their choice
• increase their interpersonal skills as they conduct an interview.
• learn to direct an interview by asking a variety of questions, including open-ended ones,
• listen to the opinions and ideas of other people.
• gain an understanding of the importance of making language choices according to the tenor of the context.
• consider their work critically.
• Oral report to class or individually to the teacher on their evaluation of the interview.

Research

Students choose a topic related to the interview and investigate it, using resources such as reference books and the Internet.

• find information and assess it for relevance to their chosen topic.
• develop skills in taking notes,
• synthesising ideas and information from diverse sources.
• learning how to learn and in working independently.
• discuss their drafts with the teacher
• develop skills in producing relatively formal and objective texts.
• develop understanding of the differences between spoken language and written language.

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Your topic for the Investigation is the moon landing.

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Investigative Study Topic: The Moon Landing