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Hebrew curriculum for grade 5 and achievement 1: |
The learning game |
Focused listening to the words of others while following the sequence of things - discovering ideas in the spoken text - interpretation, evaluation and taking a position regarding the content of the words - interpretation and evaluation of the non-verbal behavior of the speaker - reference to the manner and form of the presentation of the things |
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Participating in the conversation and discussion while : - listening and responding appropriately to the words of others - integrating into the speech according to the agreement |
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Presenting ideas - in a conversation, discussion or lecture - while adapting the content and form of things to the topic, addressee and circumstances by : speaking to the point and at an appropriate level of detail while substantiating what is said - presenting ideas in a logical sequence, choosing an appropriate combination and using acceptable language - adjusting the tone of speech and the volume of the voice |
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Providing substantive answers to questions about studied material using explanation, description, demonstration and reasoning, according to the requirements of the assignment . |
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Matter-of-fact reporting while distinguishing between important and unimportant details for the purposes : accurate reconstruction of events in order to provide information to recipients who were not present at the event, reconstruction of an educational process in which the speaker was a participant |
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A story following an experience, reading or watching in order to share and interest others, in a way that the sequence of events can be followed and while emphasizing the personal point of view . Using a story to clarify or demonstrate what is being said . |
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Presenting an argument on a topic, text or issue while : - bringing up relevant reasons to substantiate the argument - using prominent logical structures : cause-and-effect, comparison, problem and solution, explanation , detail and demonstration - reference to opposing arguments |