The element of social skills can also be integrated easily into Core French classrooms in a number of ways. Because of the nature of learning to communicate, work in pairs or small groups is common. By structuring the groups and the activities to promote cooperation, and by actively teaching interpersonal and group skills, teachers can promote the same social skills in their students during Core French classes as in other subjects. The French structures and vocabulary that the students will acquire in the process will be valuable in real-life situations they may encounter outside the classroom.
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Foundational objective 1. to develop compassionate, empathetic and fair-minded students who can make positive contributions to society as individuals and as members of groups |
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Foundational objective 2. to support students in coming to a better understanding of the personal, social and cultural aspects of French and other subjects taught in French |
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Foundational objective 3. to support students in treating themselves and others with respect |
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Foundational objective 4. to promote understanding of discrimination, bias, racism, sexism and all forms of inequality, and contribute to their elimination |
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Having students work in small groups does not automatically ensure that they will develop social skills and values. |
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