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| Contentid | 17081 |
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| Title | Using Student-Made Illustrations To Extend Class Discussion |
| Body | From http://martinabex.com Teacher Martina Bex writes: “One of my favorite strategies for generating interesting discussions based on new vocabulary is having students draw an illustration for a scenario. For example, have the kids draw a picture of somewhere that they went, something that they saw, what they watch on TV, or what they like. These illustration-based discussions are great for providing compelling, comprehensible input to students because they personalize the structures. Here are several strategies for extending the activities beyond the actual discussion.” Read on for the strategies: http://martinabex.com/2013/12/20/extend-your-discussion |
| Source | The Comprehensible Classroom Blog |
| Inputdate | 2013-12-29 05:12:04 |
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