Submit a Module Framework
Now that you have read about module frameworks and reviewed Sarah’s example, you are going
to create your own module framework. Think about which learning assets are suitable for the
beginning, the middle, and the end of each module.
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Review your course outline. Write your course objectives below.
Course Objectives:
By the end of the course…
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C-apply target patterns of pronunciation, rhythm and intonation in speaking assignments
-use correct sentence structure and target grammar in written and spoken assignments
-use a variety of learning strategies to improve listening comprehension and pronunciation
-use content-relevant vocabulary in speaking and writing assignments
-write applications, cover letters, and a curriculum vitae.
(optional)
2. Create your module framework below.
Think about your course outline and your course objectives. Plan learning assets that will help
your students to achieve the objectives. Decide which learning assets are suitable for the
beginning, the middle, and the end of the module. Make sure to include 6 learning assets. Write
the part of the module (beginning, middle, or end), learning asset name, description, and type
below.
You can include more than 6 learning assets if you choose, but only 6 are required for this
assignment.
Module Beginning, Learning Asset Description Type
Middle, or End
Module beginning Module overview Introduce the
module,topics and
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objectives of the module in
as a written document.
Also explain the objectives
while speaking.
Begining Icebreaker or warm up
activity
List some occupations and
Speaking careers
Middle Reading Read a passage on career
opportunities
Vocabulary
Talk Difference between a
career and occupation.
Match career to
occupations
End Check for understanding Quizz
Middle Reading on what a cover
letter is
Review on what was
previously learnt Sample of a cover letter
Speaking What is a cover
letter
End Practice designing a
simple cover letter
Practice template
Final test Test will take into Read and answer
consideration , reading , questions on job interview
writing and vocabulary
exercises Write a cover letter
Match words on related
vocabulary items.
After you complete the template, save the file with your name, ex. Sarah Lastname_Module
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Framework.
Upload the file to the assignment submission.