Have you ever taught multi-level language classes?
I'm sometimes asked if I'm good at teaching students of different levels in the same class. This question is a sort of a stumbling block, since I'm not sure how to respond. The task seems to me somewhat scary&challenging or doomed to fail; the results of this, to my mind, can be mixed. What activities can be good or bad- I have no idea. The one thing that may definitely work here is a roleplay, but it's ridiculous to have it all the time & on every lesson. Does anyone of you teachers have suceess stories, which may shed some light on this?
Thank you.
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Ok, I got it. UBD is an acronym for Understanding by Design. Thanks
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Hi, Boots. Thank you for your input.I feel really motivated by those great ideas of yours to do more research on understanding by design activities, which sound almost like a revelation to me at this point. And you were right, not all things are crystal clear. For xample, what's UBD? Wouldn't it be boring to have a lyric poetry lesson?
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in my case.... yes have already taught multi level language class. in lower primary
teaching english is sort a challenging task...to easily be understood students must have own books. start to motivate something related to the topic.it is not always enjoyable doing role play with outstanding student. try an activity that is student centered use UBD or understanding by design activities,paraphrasing or putting
own words to start if the lesson of the day something like a lyric poetry.it may not be as good but the process does help.
well am not much sure if you get my point...thanks.
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