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Lenny Dutton
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At my new school we have a high student turn-over, with many students arriving suddenly, and sometimes with little to no English. Last week the EAL/ESOL teacher came to see me to get support with some of her students and the Personal Project. We decided to make a template worksheet for these students, which she could support them to work through. This template goes strand by strand and has spaces for them to add additional information from their Process Journals. It should help them a lot when they come to write the report too (we may also do this as a video instead). I did not simplify the language too much, as I wanted it to follow the MYP's objectives, but because I am really only showing key pieces of information, they should be able to easily translate anything they need.
Here's a copy of the template (I would only recommend this for ESOL/EAL or maybe learning support students.)
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29/1/2020 11:17:23 am
I am not sure what all of these is all about, but I am pretty sure that these students can rock the projects that were given to them! If they are dedicated on what they do, then it's a sure thing that they they will achieve their desired result. I guess, they just need to wait for that, and it will happen! When I was a student, I was also hardworking. I also try to be the best kid that I can be because I was raised by my parents to always be the best! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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