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Silly question!!!
vardaki
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Silly question!!!
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Hi everybody! Is the first year i do the English lesson and I�d like to no what you write in child s exercise book when everything is correct.
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16 Oct 2009
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mr.dgdln
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I mostly prefer to say "well-done" or "congratulations" to appreciate or
"try a bit harder next time" to wake more attention to the subject. |
16 Oct 2009
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Zora
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Great Job. - Good Job. - Nice work.- Nice job. - Nicely done!- Good work. - Keep it up!
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16 Oct 2009
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eng789
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I draw a happy face - but stickers are good too. |
16 Oct 2009
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MartaZ
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Hi!
I also write short comments: Good! Great! Excellent! and/or draw a happy face or a star. Star stickers are a nice thing, you can stick one, two or even three for excellent work.
Marta
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16 Oct 2009
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zizou27300
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Hi there,
you can praise your PPS work in more than 99 ways among them: great, super, you are really genius, you diserve all my appreciations, what a great job, you �re on the right path,I loved your work, you are really progressing excellent, carry on the good work |
16 Oct 2009
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Moon22
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I �m a teacher since four years now and I use about five different praising phrases..
I think your question is not silly at all...
and all my thanks to Silvanija for her wonderful link.. i already saved it :) |
16 Oct 2009
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chrisel
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Here �s an extension of this idea...
I always want my students to correct their work; if everything is right on the page the first time, I write Good at the top (or Great, etc.); if there are mistakes, I write nothing at the top. I continue to check for corrections the next time the book is handed in; when everything on the page has been corrected, I put a big OK at the top. Then every few weeks, we have a "correcting marathon" - so all pages in the students � books have either Good or OK....if they don �t, some corrections need to be made. |
16 Oct 2009
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