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santi84
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 Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 12:44 pm Post subject: Resources for teaching multi-level families? |
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Can anyone point me towards any books or online resources that offer advice/tips/hints on teaching multilevel families? I'm going to teach a family of two parents (early 30's, mom is lower intermediate, father is advanced) and their two children (8 and 10, very low level, both take ESL as a small component of their daily elementary education). The focus is speaking.
And of course, any tips or hints from those of you who have experience with this. I have experience with these levels and ages but not as one group! |
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Glenski
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spiral78
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| I was thinking the same thing - it would be a nightmare to have a family group as a class. I'd definitely divide them up into at least two very separate classes (if I agreed to take them at all). |
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santi84
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| Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 8:29 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks very much! I think I will have to split them for sure.
They are actually our best friends and their kids  So it's completely informal and a tradeoff for babysitting  I'm not too concerned, I'd just love a bit of reading to see how best to approach it. |
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