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  • Standard Area - TECH: Learning Standards for Technology
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              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.A:
                Students participate as a listener in social conversations with one or more people who are friends or acquaintances.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.B:
                Students respect the age, gender, position, and cultural traditions of the speaker.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.C:
                Students listen in the primary language for more than one level of meaning, articulated and unspoken.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.D:
                Students encourage the speaker with culturally appropriate facial expressions and gestures.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.E:
                Students withhold judgment.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.L.F:
                Students appreciate a speaker's uniqueness.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.R.A:
                Students share reading experiences to build relationships with peers or adults; for example, read together silently or aloud with a partner or in small groups.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.R.B:
                Students consider age, gender, social position, and cultural traditions of the writer.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.R.C:
                Students recognize conversational tone of the primary language in social communication.
              • Performance Indicator - NLA.I.5-8.4.LR.R.D:
                Students recognize the types of language appropriate to social communication; for example, informal, culture-specific, jargon, colloquialisms, and e-mail conventions.
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