Week 20
"True or False News": listening de reporte radial.

What will we achieve today?

Session Objective: Distinguishes between factual statements and opinions in spoken news broadcasts, identifying details.

Community Connection: We will connect this language structure to describe our own life experiences, family stories, and community realities in Popayán and the Cauca region.

Key Concepts

• Listening for facts: Names, dates, numbers, actions.
• Listening for reported information: Identifying who said what (e.g., 'The mayor said that...').
• Critical listening: Spotting exaggeration, emotional vocabulary, or unverified claims in audio tracks.

Practical Challenge: Fact Checker

Listen to a news broadcast audio track and complete a list classifying 5 statements as either 'Fact' (verifiable) or 'Opinion' (based on reported speech).

Reflection & Wrap-up

Self-assessment Question: Answer 3 listening comprehension questions about the news broadcast details.

Remember to register your findings and language achievements in your academic class portfolio.