An English department organizes a unit around migration narratives. Students listen to interviews, read personal accounts, examine recurring linguistic patterns, compare cultural perspectives and produce an audio narrative based on local research. Consider the statements:
I.The unit articulates the organizing axes because oral comprehension, reading, writing, linguistic analysis and intercultural reflection contribute to a common production.
II.The linguistic patterns can be studied in relation to their effects in the texts rather than as structures detached from communicative use.
III.Interdisciplinarity requires the English component to transfer responsibility for historical and cultural interpretation to other school subjects.
IV.The final production can mobilize curricular knowledge while connecting school learning with experiences present in the students' environment.
Mark the alternative containing only the CORRECT statements.