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NSW Syllabus WA version
Chine Background
Speakers
Stage 6
(WA - Stage 2 and Stage 3)
Syllabus
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Contents
1 The Higher School Certificate Program of Study 5
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2 Introduction for Chine in the Stage 6 Curriculum 6
2.1 The Language 6we will rock you什么意思
2.2 Description of Target Group 6
2.3 Rationale 6
3 Continuum of Learning for Chine Stage 6 Students 8
4 Aims 10
5 Objectives 10
6 Cour Structure 11华东康桥国际学校
7 Objectives and Outcomes 12
7.1 Listing of Objectives and Outcomes 12
7.2 Key Competencies 14
8 Content 15报告如何写
8.1 Themes 15
看我有多爱你8.2 Grammar 18
8.3 Tasks 24
8.4 Dictionaries 24
9 Cour Requirements 25
10 Post-school Opportunities 26
11 Asssment and Reporting 27
11.1 Requirements and Advice 27
11.2 Internal Asssment 28
11.3 External Examination 28
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Developed Cours 29
11.5 Asssment Components, Weightings and Tasks 30
11.6 HSC External Examination Specifications 34
11.7 Summary of Internal and External Asssment 37
11.8 Summary of Examination Specifications 38
11.9 Reporting Student Performance Against Standards 39
1 The Higher School Certificate Program of Study
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2 Introduction for Chine in the Stage 6 Curriculum
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2.1 The Language
The language to be studied and assd is the modern standard/official version of
Chine.
For the purpo of this syllabus, modern standard Chine is taken to be Putonghua in the spoken form. In the written form, texts, questions and tasks for the external examination will be provided in simplified characters and full-form (complex) characters, and respons can be prented in either simplified characters or fullform (complex) characters. The romanid form of the character text is Hanyu Pinyin.
gotta have you 歌词2.2 Description of Target Group
The Chine Background Speakers Syllabus is designed for students with a cultural and linguistic background in Chine.
Eligibility criteria exist for cours in Chine. See the Asssment, Certification and Examination (ACE) manual for details.
2.3 Rationale
The study of Chine contributes to the overall education of students, particularly in the areas of communication, cross-cultural understanding, literacy, cognitive development and general knowledge.
The study develops an understanding of how attitudes and values are shaped within both Chine-speaking and Australian communities.
Chine is a significant world language, one of the official languages of the United Nations and is spoken by about a quarter of the world’s population. There are many spoken varieties of Chine, and modern standard Chine is pre-eminent among the. It is the major language of communication in China, Taiwan and Singapore and is widely ud by Chine communities throughout the Asia-Pacific region, including Australia.