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Message board > What can you say ..........?
What can you say ..........?
Pretty3
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What can you say ..........?
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Hi,
I would like to share our experience in classroom language.
I am always confused about what to say to my students to encourage them to participate and raise their hands and answer.
I usually say : participate with us !
Am I right?
What do you usually say?
Best Regards :)
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9 Nov 2014
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lujayne
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I think the best way is to propose a reward each time they participate like giving extra points. |
9 Nov 2014
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Pretty3
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Yes. I know how but I meant what is the sentence you use during the class?? |
9 Nov 2014
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redcamarocruiser
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Here are some possibilities.
Let �s hear from someone else. Let �s hear from someone who hasn �t answered yet.Let �s hear from someone who hasn �t spoken yet.
What do the rest of you think? Who agrees with what she said? Tell us what you think.
Let �s take a minute to give everyone a chance to think about the question, and then we can all share our viewpoints.
Don �t be shy. There is no stupid question. Remember , 10% of your grade is based upon class participation.
-Mary
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9 Nov 2014
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cunliffe
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Hands up!Come on, join in! Come on, have a go! It doesn �t matter if you are wrong, just have a go. I need to see more hands up! If I get desperate: Right, I �m giving you 30 seconds thinking time, and then I really need to see more hands up. Sarcastic: �Wakey wakey! Hello! Anybody out there??!!
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9 Nov 2014
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sarguero
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Lynne when I �m desperate I said:
"EARTH CALLING PEPE... EARTH CALLING PEPE! PEPE, ARE YOU ALIVE? |
9 Nov 2014
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Pretty3
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I really appreciate your help :-)
Thanks a lot. |
9 Nov 2014
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cunliffe
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Ha ha ha -gonna do �Earth calling Pepe �! |
9 Nov 2014
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FrauSue
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You can use lollipop sticks to choose a random person to answer the question. I usually let pupils have some �thinking time � like cunliffe said or discuss quickly in a pair/group, then pull out a stick at random. |
10 Nov 2014
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