Glossary of Action Verbs
All the L2LPs leraning outcomes verbs are demonstrated through communication with their peers and/or adults. Communication underpins all learning and is fundamental to the capacity to transfer learning. Communication and language form the foundation for all other PLUs. Learning in this unit covers both verbal and non-verbal ways of receiving and giving information. Language development requires social interaction between the student and a communication partner. Communication for these students can be enabled and progressed with aids like augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), e.g. visual and object cues, verbal prompts, facial expressions, gestures, sign language (such as ISL), electronic devices, Braille (or Moon4) and the written form. Through developing communication skills students enhance their social interactions and improve their self-esteem.
Access |
Purposefully obtain and retrieve information on a specific topic. |
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Compare |
Explain the similarities and/or differences between two or more items or situations. |
Construct |
Use and put information together. |
Demonstrate |
Show an awareness, skill, or understanding. |
Distinguish |
Recognise the difference between persons, context, concept or object. |
Estimate |
Give an approximate value. |
Explain |
Make information clear by describing it in more detail. |
Explore |
To find out more about something. |
Express |
Convey a feeling, opinion or message. |
Implement |
Put a decision, plan or agreement into action. |
Interpret |
Communicate an understanding of information, knowledge or skill. |
Maintain |
Keep, reflect and/or review. |
Manipulate |
Alter, move or edit. |
Participate |
Demonstrate engagement in the learning activity. |
Recognise |
Demonstrate an understanding of familiarity with persons, context, concept, or object |
Review (Evaluate) |
Looking over or through material in order to correct, improve or revise |
Solve |
Work out an answer or solution to. |
Understand |
Interpret and apply learning in a specific context. |