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Worksheet in other languages
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grazisg77
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Worksheet in other languages
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I don �t mean to be mean  But today a worsheet that was not entirely in English was published... Isn �t it against the rules? Best, Graziella.
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24 Jul 2012
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Joeyb1
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Hi Grazielle, You are not mean! Yes, it is against the rules. Worksheets have to be 100% English. The worksheet should be reported.  Hugs Joey |
24 Jul 2012
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ueslteacher
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It is published automatically but then it �s up to members here to try and make an effort to keep the site clean:) Sophia |
24 Jul 2012
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susannista
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In my opinion, reporting worksheets that contain a glossary or table of vocab and phrases with English + one or two other languages is *insert negative adjective / expletive according to your level of tolerance*
We all have basic word skills, and can replace that other language with translations to the language our students speak. Should we teach mixed groups, there is always the option of deleting that part of a worksheet.
The rule should be modified: e.g. a 10-20% portion of non-English languages should be allowed. Alternatively: if the worksheet is easy to modyfy (i.e. does not contain too many - in my mind useless - graphics and designs), non- English should be allowed.
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25 Jul 2012
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susannista
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* modify, sorry
Thanks rodrigoleao2005!
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25 Jul 2012
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