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Student Program Curriculum Template and Guide<br />

Comparisons<br />

4.1 Nature of Language<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Compare sentence structures in Persian and<br />

English to identify their similarities and<br />

differences.<br />

Compare structure of tenses in Persian and in<br />

English to identify their similarities and<br />

differences.<br />

Compare vocabulary related to family<br />

members such as paternal and maternal family<br />

members in Persian and in English<br />

4.2 Nature of Culture<br />

<br />

<br />

Compare wedding-related ceremonies in Iran<br />

and the U.S. to highlight their similarities and<br />

differences.<br />

Compare wedding ceremony in different parts<br />

of Iran to highlight their similarities and<br />

differences<br />

5.1 Beyond the School<br />

Setting<br />

<br />

Interview parents and their families in target<br />

language about their wedding ceremony<br />

Communities<br />

5.2 Life-long Learners<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Use Persian language with their friends<br />

Continue using the skills they learned<br />

Research on their own to learn more about<br />

wedding tradition and ceremony in different<br />

parts of Iran<br />

E. Specific Knowledge and Skills<br />

What specific linguistic, cultural, and other subject matter knowledge and skills will students be<br />

learning as they work with this theme (e.g., language functions, cultural knowledge/practices/<br />

perspectives, knowledge related to subject matter or concepts.) Identify what students will do in<br />

terms of, but not limited to, LinguaFolio-like Can Do statements that are aligned with the<br />

Standards for Foreign Language Learning in the 21 st Century.<br />

<br />

<br />

Students Can<br />

Getting to know people around you:<br />

Use different kinds of greetings to<br />

peers and to elders in different times<br />

and occasions.<br />

Discuss about family history,<br />

city/region of origin, number of family<br />

members, where they live, what they<br />

do…<br />

Express opinions regarding people and<br />

events<br />

Thematic Knowledge and Skills<br />

Students Use<br />

It is a pleasure meeting you. You are more than<br />

welcome! I am his first cousin. I’m the<br />

oldest/youngest son/daughter.<br />

Describing people: This is my cousin. She lives<br />

with her parents. They used to live in…, but they<br />

live now in Tehran. Yes, they are originally<br />

form…<br />

He is a businessman. She is an interior designer.<br />

She is very talented. You have to see her work, it<br />

STARTALK 2010<br />

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