Oz-e-English Writing (Economics & Business)

Teaching resources
In Lessons 1 to 45, students will:
Examine the text structure and language features of informative texts in the learning area of Business and Economics.
Examine eight economics and business themes that are discussed in informative exemplar texts:
Analyse the text structure, ideas, synthesis of information and language aspects of informative materials related to the study of business and economics.
Analyse and construct sentence and paragraph structure within informative texts.
Examine the text structure and language features of informative texts in the learning area of Business and Economics.
Examine eight economics and business themes that are discussed in informative exemplar texts:
- Sharing in Economics
- Bartering as a Transaction
- Enterprise and Entrepreneurs
- Markets in Economics
- What are Resources?
- Production: Making Things to Sell
- Choosing Needs and Wants in Economics
- Labour and Wages in Economics.
Analyse the text structure, ideas, synthesis of information and language aspects of informative materials related to the study of business and economics.
Analyse and construct sentence and paragraph structure within informative texts.
- Identify the structure of an information report.
- Identify the meaning of topics about economics and business.
- Identify and write informative sentences and express information about an idea.
- Identify and write ideas that link to inform paragraphs.
- Jointly construct informative sentences and paragraphs that present ideas about economics and business.
- Plan, draft, write and edit an information report in the generic structure.
Progress Tests
End-of-unit assessment
- A total of four progress tests worth a combined 40 per cent of the final grade are conducted in Weeks 2, 4, 6, and 9.
- Progress tests enable teachers to keep track of their students' learning of the material covered and pinpoint areas that require additional instruction.
- The Student Workbook contains progress tests.
End-of-unit assessment
- The end-of-unit assessment is given in Week 7, which contributes 60 per cent of the total grade.
- Each unit’s success criterion is addressed by this assessment, which is part of the Student Workbook.
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