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hello my dear colleagues, I have a group of pioneer prep pupils 7th grade and I can �t find "difficult" worksheets targeted for such pupils, can anyone help and suugest some, it �s really urgent. thanks alot in advance. |
2 Mar 2018
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salouh
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You can choose intermediate level worksheets |
3 Mar 2018
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Minka
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What topic, what grammar elements do you want to cover? Reading writing, grammar exercises, we need at least a little bit of context to be able to help you. |
4 Mar 2018
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hello, I �m teaching the tunisian program, 7th form, so I �m teaching now "birthday"; "house", and some functions. it �ll be very nice of you to help. |
7 Mar 2018
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nasreddine Sarsar
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Hi, You should not give your students �difficult � tasks to accomplish as the key to successful teaching is making things simple, but messy. I think you mean �challenging � tasks. In this case, it really depends on your students � level of competence. However, I would recommend you give them activities that lie in their zone of proximal development. If I were in your shoes, I �d conduct a needs analysis test to determine my students � linguistic needs and then I can decide on the material I should incorporate in my lessons. Nobody can advise you as you �re the only one who knows what your students need. Kind regards, |
8 Mar 2018
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cunliffe
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I kind of agree with nasreddinesarsar - it �s very difficult to advise you here. If these were native pupils here in England, people would be advising you to move away from concrete tasks to more inference-based tasks, along the lines of �What would happen if blah de blah... � However, in an ESL context, it �s not so easy and depends on individual needs. Reading comprehensions are always a good bet, picture descriptions where inference is required... Or maybe you could move away from worksheets and give them research topics?
http://www.eslprintables.com/printable.asp?id=717592#thetop Is this kind of thing helpful? |
8 Mar 2018
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