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Do you teach in a bilingual school?



yolprica
Spain

Do you teach in a bilingual school?
 
Hi everybody,
Next year I �ll be the coordinator to make our school bilingual (Spanish and English) and therefore some subjects will be in English. Those subjects will be maths, science, and social science. I �m very worried about choosing good text books for those subjects, can anybody help me?
Hugs from Spain
Yolanda 

7 Mar 2010      





lshorton99
China

My mum teaches EAL (English as an additional language( in mainstream education in the UK and while she can �t recommend specific books because they are different areas, she did say that the key was using books with lots of illustrations and fewer words where possible - especially as you ease them into the transition.

I would get your usual publishers to send you samples so you can brose through the content.

sorry to not be of more help!

7 Mar 2010     



lamary
Spain

Is it going to be bilingual or a bilingual section?

7 Mar 2010     



aftab57
United Kingdom

I hope these are useful in some way.
 

7 Mar 2010     



lagringa
Argentina

HELLO, YOLPRICA. I REMEMBER I HAVE USED "CHANGING MINDS" FOR HISTORY, I �M SURE IT IS ONE OF A SERIES AND I THINK IT IS A LONGMAN BOOK. AS FOR GEOGRAPHY, THERE ARE SOME LONGMAN (I THINK) GEOGRAPHY 1,2,3,,4 OR GEOGRAPHY SUCCESS. CHECK THEM, THEY ARE GOOD. I HOPE I HAVE BEEN OF HELP. BYE LAGRINGA.

8 Mar 2010     



Zora
Canada

I know that this is a bit off topic but I have always wondered why doesn �t the system offer, instead of History or Science, something that uses English in a practical way - like Gym?! I think Gym or Art classes would be the easiest way to get students to use English in a natural and "fun" way. Math is hard on a normal basis and putting it in English just seems silly in my opinion.   

8 Mar 2010