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28-May-2005, 01:16
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 New to teaching! Help!! I am teaching college English and it is mostly a remedial class where we are learning the parts of speech. They do not understand anything I am trying to teach them and we have only finished nouns, pronouns and verbs. HELP!! |
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28-May-2005, 10:34
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| Re: New to teaching! Help!! Why don't they understand? Can they see a purpose behind it? How old are they and how are you teaching them the terms? |
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29-May-2005, 07:41
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 Re: New to teaching! Help!! Quote:
and make sure that the students are in suitable condition while they are tought... |
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30-May-2005, 13:00
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| Re: New to teaching! Help!! teaching grammar should do more than just giving information about a particular grammar item. Visit http://www.teachingstylesonline.com/...g_grammar.html and some of the other links mentioned there for teaching grammar |
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