Here is a longer article about the technique of teaching one-to-one-in-a-group. You’ll find some background discussion plus detailed practical guidance on using this classroom technique.
It follows on from Adrian’s earlier article.
Click this link to read the new article or (on a PC) Right-Click and “Save link as …” to download it: One to One in a Group (Jim)
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Dear all,
Thanks for keeping me posted with your news regularly, which I enjoy reading so much and that prove quite useful for my professional life.
Now,I would like to ask you for a favour.As I am about to retire and will not use this email address anymore,I would really appreciate it if you could send the next series of posting to this new address:
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With many thanks
Rosangela Valle.
On Tue, 22 Jan 2013 12:16:52 +0000, Demand High ELT wrote:
> demandhighelt posted: “Here is a longer article about the technique of teaching one-to-one-in-a-group. You’ll find some background discussion plus detailed practical guidance on using this classroom technique. It follows on from Adrian’s earlier article. Click this link t” > >