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Ground Rules - Sheet For Introduction worksheet

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Ground Rules - Sheet For Introduction
Some ground rules I use for my classes, will need to be slightly configured to fit your context, such as substituting your details. Makes students feel a lot more comfortable, encourages questions and their participation, and let´s you reference them in the future eg. "remember your rules, there´s no such thing as a stupid question" etc... It used to be two sides with other rules they could think of and a pseudo-contract, but it tended to be hit and miss, so I got rid of it.

Level:intermediate
Age: 14-17
Downloads:116

Copyright 22/2/2010 Adam Rene
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