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= E10 G - Follow a short discussion =

'''Mini-Beschreibung:''' Follow a short discussion and spot '''agreement''', '''disagreement''', '''main arguments''' and the '''final decision'''.

[[Datei:Conversation.png|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''English first:''' Listen for the big picture first. You do not need every word.

'''Deutsch als Hilfe:''' Verstehe zuerst das Thema und die Positionen. Sichere Details erst beim zweiten Hören. Eine Vollübersetzung ist nicht nötig.

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= Einleitung =

In this aiMOOC, you learn how to follow a short English discussion with several speakers. The language is clear, the topic is familiar and the tasks guide you step by step.

'''Learning path:''' English first → understand → respond → analyse → communicate → feedback → revise → transfer.

'''Lehrplanbezug Baden-Württemberg:''' Englisch als erste Fremdsprache, Klasse 10, G-Niveau. Im Mittelpunkt stehen [[Hörverstehen|Hör-/Hörsehverstehen]], [[Sprechen|an Gesprächen teilnehmen]], [[Wortschatz]], [[Aussprache]], [[Schreiben]] und bei Bedarf [[Sprachmittlung]].

'''G-mode:''' short sections, common vocabulary, clear context, phrase support, moderate standard speech, several voices, replay and pause.

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== Medien-Einstieg ==

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Watch the video once. Do not stop after every unknown word. Listen for phrases that show agreement or disagreement.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQcga26aoL8 |500|center}}

'''Quick task:''' Write down one phrase for agreement and one phrase for disagreement.

'''Help:''' Listen for short chunks such as ''I agree ...'', ''I see your point ...'' or ''I'm not so sure ...''.

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== I-can-Ziele ==

{| class="wikitable"
! I can ...
! Hilfe
|-
| '''follow the topic''' of a short discussion.
| What are they talking about?
|-
| '''spot agreement and disagreement'''.
| Listen for ''agree'', ''but'', ''not sure''.
|-
| '''find main arguments'''.
| Ask: Why does the speaker think this?
|-
| '''identify the final decision'''.
| Listen for ''So ...'', ''We will ...'', ''Let's ...''.
|-
| '''respond with a short reason'''.
| ''I agree because ...''
|-
| '''ask for clarification'''.
| ''Do you mean ...?''
|}

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== Vorwissen aktivieren ==

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Try these questions in English first.

{| class="wikitable"
! Prompt
! Your idea
|-
| How can you say yes to an idea?
| ...
|-
| How can you disagree politely?
| ...
|-
| How can you ask for a reason?
| ...
|}

'''Support:''' agreement = same view; disagreement = different view; reason = why.

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= Understand =

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== Listening and Viewing 1: agreement and disagreement ==

Watch the British Council video a second time.

# First replay: Listen only for '''agreement''' and '''disagreement'''.
# Second replay: Pause when needed and note one reason.
# Optional support: Turn on captions only after you have tried listening.

Do not translate every sentence.

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== Listening and Viewing 2: several voices ==

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This BBC Learning English scene contains several speakers and a clear disagreement.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5h3tLtgVrI |500|center}}

'''First listen:''' What is the general problem?

'''Second listen:''' Who supports an idea? Who disagrees? What reason do you hear?

'''Third listen if needed:''' What is the final decision?

'''G-level strategy:''' One useful detail is enough at first. Replay is allowed.

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== Reading: a short fictional discussion ==

The names and situation below are fictional.

'''Situation:''' Four students are planning the final part of an English project.

{| class="wikitable"
! Speaker
! What they say
|-
| Emma
| Let's make a short video for our project. It can show clear examples.
|-
| Leo
| I agree that a video is clear, but it takes a lot of time.
|-
| Sam
| I think a live presentation is better because we can answer questions.
|-
| Mia
| I'm not sure about that. Some people are nervous. What about a short video plus a live introduction?
|-
| Leo
| That sounds fair. We can keep the video to three minutes.
|-
| Emma
| I agree. We get clear examples and we can still answer questions.
|-
| Sam
| Okay. So our final decision is: a three-minute video, a two-minute live introduction and questions at the end.
|}

'''Read for meaning:''' Find one agreement, one disagreement, two reasons and the final decision.

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== Discussion map ==

Use this simple grid while listening or reading.

{| class="wikitable"
! Speaker
! Position
! Main reason
! Reaction
|-
| Emma
| short video
| clear examples
| supported later
|-
| Leo
| video is useful, but time matters
| takes time
| accepts compromise
|-
| Sam
| live presentation
| questions are possible
| accepts final plan
|-
| Mia
| mix both ideas
| less pressure and clear format
| suggests compromise
|}

'''Main idea:''' A good listener follows the relation between ideas, not every single word.

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= Context vocabulary =

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== Kontextwortschatz ==

{| class="wikitable"
! English
! Meaning in context
! Kurzhilfe
|-
| agreement
| showing the same opinion
| Zustimmung
|-
| disagreement
| showing a different opinion
| Widerspruch
|-
| point
| an idea or opinion
| Punkt / Ansicht
|-
| reason
| why somebody thinks something
| Grund
|-
| argument
| a reason for or against an idea
| Argument
|-
| decision
| what the group finally chooses
| Entscheidung
|-
| compromise
| a solution that combines ideas
| Kompromiss
|}

'''Useful chunks:''' Learn complete phrases, not single words only.

{| class="wikitable"
! Function
! Phrase
|-
| agree
| I agree with that.
|-
| agree + reason
| I agree because ...
|-
| disagree politely
| I see your point, but ...
|-
| disagree carefully
| I'm not so sure about that.
|-
| ask for a reason
| Why do you think that?
|-
| clarify
| Do you mean ...?
|-
| suggest
| What about ...?
|-
| close the discussion
| So our final decision is ...
|}

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== Aussprache und Verständlichkeit ==

'''Goal:''' Be easy to understand. Accent-free speech is not the goal.

Say these chunks slowly first, then at natural speed.

# '''I a-GREE.''' Stress the last part of ''agree''.
# '''I SEE your point, but ...''' Stress the key words.
# '''What ABOUT ...?''' Keep the question clear.
# '''Our final de-CI-sion is ...''' Stress the important information.

Try a short echo practice: listen → pause → repeat one chunk → compare clarity.

Recording is '''optional'''. If you record, keep it private unless you deliberately choose to share it.

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= Respond =

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== Short reactions ==

Choose one reaction and add one short reason.

{| class="wikitable"
! Opinion
! Start your answer
|-
| A short video is better.
| I agree because ...
|-
| A live talk is easier.
| I'm not so sure because ...
|-
| A mixed format is fair.
| I see your point, and ...
|}

'''G-level help:''' One clear reason is enough.

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== Asking for clarification ==

Sometimes you understand the topic but not one detail. Ask instead of guessing.

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28KTEQ7veIc |500|center}}

Useful questions:

# ''Do you mean a short video?''
# ''Can you say that again, please?''
# ''Why do you think that?''
# ''What is the final plan?''

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= Analyse =

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== Agreement, disagreement, argument, decision ==

Use four labels.

{| class="wikitable"
! Label
! Question
! Signal
|-
| Agreement
| Who supports an idea?
| agree, good point, sounds fair
|-
| Disagreement
| Who has a different view?
| but, not sure, disagree
|-
| Main argument
| Why?
| because, reason, example
|-
| Final decision
| What will happen?
| so, final decision, we will
|}

'''Important:''' An opinion is not the same as an argument. An argument gives a reason.

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== Functional grammar ==

You only need a few structures.

{| class="wikitable"
! Function
! Pattern
! Example
|-
| opinion
| I think + sentence
| I think a live talk is better.
|-
| reason
| because + subject + verb
| It is better because we can answer questions.
|-
| contrast
| idea + but + different idea
| The video is clear, but it takes time.
|-
| suggestion
| We could / We should + verb
| We could use both ideas.
|-
| decision
| So we will + verb
| So we will make a short video.
|}

'''Accuracy focus 1:''' Say ''I agree'', not ''I am agree''.

'''Accuracy focus 2:''' After ''because'', use a complete idea: ''because it is clear''.

'''Accuracy focus 3:''' After ''should'' or ''could'', use the basic verb: ''should make'', ''could use''.

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= Communicate =

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== Speaking: a three-turn discussion ==

Work with two or three people. All roles are fictional.

'''Topic:''' How should a class present a project: poster, short video or live talk?

{| class="wikitable"
! Turn
! What to do
! Phrase help
|-
| 1
| Give your view.
| I think ... because ...
|-
| 2
| React to another view.
| I agree ... / I see your point, but ...
|-
| 3
| Move toward a decision.
| What about ...? / So we will ...
|}

'''Communication first:''' Speak clearly, ask if you do not understand and give one reason. Do not worry about having a perfect accent.

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== Writing: short discussion note ==

Write about '''60–80 words'''.

Use this order:

# Topic: What was the discussion about?
# View A: What did one person want, and why?
# View B: What was another view?
# Decision: What did the group finally decide?

'''Writing frame:''' ''The group discussed ... One person thought ... because ... Another person said ... In the end, they decided to ...''

Keep your own first draft. Revision should improve your text, not replace it.

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== Mediation: meaning, not full translation ==

A German-speaking classmate missed the discussion. Explain the '''key result''' in two or three German sentences.

Do not translate line by line. Include the topic, one important argument and the final decision.

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= Feedback =

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== Peer or self-feedback ==

Use short feedback.

{| class="wikitable"
! Check
! Yes / almost / not yet
|-
| I understood the topic.
| ...
|-
| I found at least two positions.
| ...
|-
| I found one reason.
| ...
|-
| I found the final decision.
| ...
|-
| My response is polite and clear.
| ...
|}

'''Feedback sentence:''' ''Your main idea is clear. Check ...''

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== Fehleranalyse ==

Correct the sentence before you read the better version.

{| class="wikitable"
! Problem
! Better version
! Focus
|-
| I am agree with Mia.
| I agree with Mia.
| agree is a verb
|-
| I agree because is clear.
| I agree because it is clear.
| complete clause
|-
| We should to make a video.
| We should make a video.
| base verb after should
|-
| I disagree. You are wrong.
| I see your point, but I disagree because ...
| polite discussion language
|}

'''Revision step:''' Improve one problem at a time: meaning → reason → useful phrase → accuracy.

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== Responsible digital work ==

This course does not require an external AI service.

If digital language support is explicitly allowed at school, check suggestions against a trusted dictionary, your course material or your teacher. Keep your own draft and mark important changes.

Do not upload personal audio, private profiles or real applications without clear consent. Recordings are voluntary and can stay private.

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= Transfer =

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== New short discussion ==

[[Datei:Christ University focus group 3.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Imagine a new topic: '''Should the class create a poster or a short podcast for project day?'''

Use the same four questions:

# Who agrees?
# Who disagrees?
# What are the main reasons?
# What is the final decision?

Then use one phrase to respond.

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== Authentic transfer media ==

The following short Wikimedia Commons video shows students speaking about Wikipedia. Use it only for global listening first.

[[Datei:Students talk about Wikipedia.webm|500px|center]]

'''First viewing:''' What is the general topic?

'''Second viewing:''' Can you identify one opinion or reason?

Do not expect yourself to produce every word you can understand.

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= Can-do-Check =

{| class="wikitable"
! I can ...
! yes
! almost
! not yet
|-
| follow the topic of a short discussion.
| □
| □
| □
|-
| hear agreement and disagreement.
| □
| □
| □
|-
| identify one or two main arguments.
| □
| □
| □
|-
| find the final decision.
| □
| □
| □
|-
| respond with a short reason.
| □
| □
| □
|-
| ask for clarification.
| □
| □
| □
|}

If you mark ''almost'' or ''not yet'', repeat one short section, not the whole course.

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== Folgekurs ==

Continue with [[E10 G - Take part in a short discussion|E10 G - Take part in a short discussion]]: react more actively, ask follow-up questions and help a group reach a decision.

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''What is the main goal of the first listening?'''
(Understand the general topic)
(!Translate every sentence)
(!Write every word)
(!Check every grammar rule)

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<br>

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'''Which phrase shows agreement?'''
(I agree with that.)
(!I don't understand the topic.)
(!Can you repeat the question?)
(!What time is it?)

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<br>

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'''Which phrase is a polite disagreement?'''
(I see your point, but I think differently.)
(!That is completely wrong.)
(!Stop talking.)
(!I have no idea what you said.)

{{E}}
<br>

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'''What is a main argument?'''
(A reason that supports a view)
(!The name of a speaker)
(!The first word in a discussion)
(!A full translation)

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<br>

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'''What is the final decision?'''
(What the group finally chooses to do)
(!Every idea mentioned)
(!The longest sentence)
(!The first disagreement)

{{E}}
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'''Which question asks for clarification?'''
(Do you mean a short video?)
(!I agree with Mia.)
(!That sounds fair.)
(!We should start now.)

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<br>

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'''Which word often introduces a reason?'''
(because)
(!and)
(!hello)
(!maybe)

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'''What should you do with an unknown word during the first listening?'''
(Keep listening for the main idea)
(!Stop immediately every time)
(!Translate the whole text)
(!Give up the task)

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<br>

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'''Which sentence is grammatically correct?'''
(I agree because it is clear.)
(!I am agree because clear.)
(!I agree because is clear.)
(!I agreeing because it clear.)

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<br>

{{MC}}

'''What is useful feedback after a short discussion task?'''
(Check whether the main idea, reasons and decision are clear.)
(!Only count pronunciation differences.)
(!Replace the whole text with a new one.)
(!Translate every sentence into German.)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| Agreement || I agree with that.
|-
| Disagreement || I see your point, but ...
|-
| Main argument || A reason for a view
|-
| Final decision || What the group chooses
|-
| Clarification || Do you mean ...?
|-
| Speaker || A person who is talking
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''I agree with that.'''
| Agreement
|-
| '''I'm not so sure about that.'''
| Disagreement
|-
| '''Why do you think that?'''
| Asking for a reason
|-
| '''Do you mean a short video?'''
| Clarification
|-
| '''So our final decision is ...'''
| Closing the discussion

|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| Agreement || What do we call showing the same opinion as another speaker?
|-
| Argument || What is a reason that supports or challenges an idea?
|-
| Decision || What does a group make when it finally chooses what to do?
|-
| Speaker || What do we call a person who is talking in a discussion?
|-
| Clarification || What do you ask for when a point is not clear?
|-
| Because || Which word often links an opinion to a reason?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E10+G+Follow+a+short+discussion </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
During the first listening, focus on the { main idea }.
A phrase such as "I agree" shows { agreement }.
A polite different view can show { disagreement }.
A reason that supports a view is an { argument }.
The word "because" often introduces a { reason }.
If something is unclear, ask for { clarification }.
At the end, listen for the final { decision }.
After feedback, improve your own { draft }.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===

# [[Phrase cards|Phrase cards]]: Create six small cards with one useful discussion phrase on each card. Sort them into agreement, disagreement, questions and decision.
# [[Listening log|Listening log]]: Watch one embedded video and note only the topic, one opinion and one phrase you recognise.
# [[Echo practice|Echo practice]]: Repeat three short chunks after a speaker. Focus on clarity and stress. A recording is optional and can stay private.
# [[Decision finder|Decision finder]]: Read the fictional project discussion and highlight the sentence that gives the final decision.

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=== Standard ===

# [[Mini role-play|Mini role-play]]: Hold a three-turn discussion about poster, video or live talk. Use one reason and one polite reaction.
# [[Speaker map|Speaker map]]: Draw a simple map with each speaker, their view and one argument.
# [[Discussion note|Discussion note]]: Write a 60–80-word summary of a short discussion using the writing frame.
# [[Sprachmittlung|Sprachmittlung]]: Explain the key result of the English discussion in two or three German sentences without translating line by line.

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=== Schwer ===

# [[Media comparison|Media comparison]]: Compare the British Council and BBC clips. Identify two different ways speakers react to another opinion.
# [[Discussion chair|Discussion chair]]: Lead a short fictional class discussion and finish with a clear summary of the decision.
# [[Error clinic|Error clinic]]: Create four typical learner errors with agree, because, should or but. Correct them and explain the rule in simple language.
# [[Transfer project|Transfer project]]: Write a 60–90-second fictional discussion with three voices, two different views, reasons and a final decision. Optional audio may be recorded privately.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Listening transfer|Listening transfer]]: Listen to a new short discussion selected by your teacher. Complete a four-part map: topic, agreement/disagreement, main arguments, final decision.
# [[Argument links|Argument links]]: Explain which reason supports which opinion in a new short transcript. Show the link with because or an arrow.
# [[Decision reconstruction|Decision reconstruction]]: Given three different ideas and two reactions, explain how the final compromise combines parts of earlier ideas.
# [[Polite response|Polite response]]: Rewrite a very direct disagreement so that the meaning stays clear but the language becomes suitable for a school discussion.
# [[Misunderstanding repair|Misunderstanding repair]]: A learner has misunderstood the final decision. Identify which contrast word or reason they probably missed and explain the correction.
# [[Context transfer|Context transfer]]: Use the same listening strategy for a new everyday topic. Explain which step helped you most and why.

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= Lernnachweis =

Für einen Lernnachweis zu diesem Thema ist wichtig:

# Du erkennst das Thema einer kurzen Diskussion, ohne jedes Wort zu übersetzen.
# Du unterscheidest agreement und disagreement.
# Du ordnest zentrale Gründe den passenden Positionen zu.
# Du identifizierst die final decision zuverlässig.
# Du nutzt mindestens zwei passende Gesprächsbausteine, wenn eine produktive Aufgabe verlangt wird.
# Du kannst bei Unklarheiten nachfragen.
# Du überarbeitest einen eigenen kurzen Text nach Feedback.
# Du behandelst freiwillige Aufnahmen und persönliche Daten verantwortungsvoll.

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskussion </iframe>

'''Weitere geprüfte Lernmedien in diesem Kurs:''' British Council | English sowie BBC Learning English auf YouTube und frei lizenzierte Dateien von Wikimedia Commons.

'''Bildungsplanbezug:''' Bildungsplan Baden-Württemberg, Englisch als erste Fremdsprache, Sekundarstufe I, Klasse 10, G-Niveau – insbesondere Hör-/Hörsehverstehen und Sprechen – an Gesprächen teilnehmen.

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
{{:D-Tab}}
'''[[Englisch]]'''
# [[Hörverstehen]]
# [[Hörsehverstehen]]
# [[Diskussion]]
# [[Argumentation]]
# [[Sprechen]]
# [[Schreiben]]
# [[Sprachmittlung]]
# [[Wortschatz]]
# [[Aussprache]]
# [[Medienkompetenz]]
|}

[[Kategorie:Englisch]]
[[Kategorie:Englisch als erste Fremdsprache]]
[[Kategorie:Klasse 10]]
[[Kategorie:G-Niveau]]
[[Kategorie:Baden-Württemberg]]
[[Kategorie:Hörverstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Hörsehverstehen]]
[[Kategorie:Sprechen]]
[[Kategorie:Diskussion]]
[[Kategorie:Kommunikation]]
[[Kategorie:Medienbildung]]

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= aiMOOC-Projekte =
[[Kategorie:AI_MOOC]] [[Kategorie:GPT aiMOOC]]
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E10 G - Follow a short discussion - Versionsgeschichte

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