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How can I cater for pupils whose parents are French, so the pupils are quite fluent themselves but cannot write much French, in a KS2 French class where French is new to the rest of the pupils. The…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lorraine Oct 13, 2012.
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How can I cater for pupils whose parents are French, so the pupils are quite fluent themselves but cannot write much French, in a KS2 French class where French is new to the rest of the pupils. The obvious one is to use these pupils as a role model etc but the parents want them challenged in their lessons - perhaps pushed on with their writing. Any suggestions/advice welcomed!!See More
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- I will/do teach the following languages:
- French, German
- About Me:
- I teach French to all KS2 pupils at an independent Junior School. I also run a German Club.
- I teach languages to these Year groups:
- 3 - 6
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- At 21:03 on October 12, 2012,
Lorraine said… Just noticed your name here Pauline, which I recognise as you're from my 'neck of the woods'. Hope you find this superb site useful. I know I always recommend it to others, though having been 'out of the loop' in schools- re-organisation has meant I haven't been in school recently, so not been on this site much.
But we have a lot to thank Jo for. And many others who've contributed here.
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