[etni] Re: advice for textbook
- From: HAGIT LAHAV חגית להב <hagit_27@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 10:46:03 +0300
Hi Esther!
It sounds as if they are weaker than 9th grade, I loved teaching (and will
continue to teach next year) with On Track Alternative, check it! (ECB)
Also, there is a great site that I use, which was recommended here, and I
keep forwarding my recommendation to othersm because it's such a treasure
indeed! It's just wonderful, and pupils love it. It will help practicing
vocabulary through games
Here's the direct link to On Track Alternative exercises, you can check if
other books you're using are included (the most common ECB books ones are
there). It's a great opportunity to thank the creator-
http://ortenglish.50webs.com/9thgrade/ontrackalt/main9ot.htm
To access other grades, just replace the number "9" with the class number
you're interested in e.g. "7" for 7th grade etc... - an index tree will be
opened to chose from.
Hagit Lahav
School of Arts, Tel- Aviv
From: ETNI list <etni.list@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2011 21:40:52 +0200
Subject: [etni] Fwd: advice for textbook
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From: Esther Revivo <estherrevivo@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: advice for textbook
I've been asked to recommend an appropriate textbook for 10th grade
for a religious school with VERY weak pupils. Until now they've been
using the old 'Points to Success'. It is no longer on sale at ECB and
the new edition is much too difficult. These girls will probably fail
module C and only by success on A + B pass their 3 point bagrut exams.
Any ideas, anyone?
Esther Revivo
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