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Olivia
Hello!! Richard
It´s a pleasure to use all the material that you are develop it; trust me it is really amazing…in my experience giving the english class for kids the are every time with a lot energy, entusiastic and absolutly as a English teacher I every time I need to be very well with the same energy; but with a lot of kids some times it´s really, really tired and if you don´t have the control they play every time and lost the way to learn english as a second language.
For don´t lost the control I use this tecnic:
First yellow card: I put for the student that speak in the native language.
Second yellow card: If they continue speakin in the native language.
Third red card: Mean that the student need to make an special homework that need to explane to their classmates.
I hope that can works for any other teacher.
Regards,
Olivia Hernandez
Hello!! Richard
It´s a pleasure to use all the material that you are develop it; trust me it is really amazing…in my experience giving the english class for kids the are every time with a lot energy, entusiastic and absolutly as a English teacher I every time I need to be very well with the same energy; but with a lot of kids some times it´s really, really tired and if you don´t have the control they play every time and lost the way to learn english as a second language.
For don´t lost the control I use this tecnic:
First yellow card: I put for the student that speak in the native language.
Second yellow card: If they continue speakin in the native language.
Third red card: Mean that the student need to make an special homework that need to explane to their classmates.
I hope that can works for any other teacher.
Regards,
Olivia Hernandez