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education.byu.eduChallenge students Elementary school students often surprise me with their dancing abilities. Just as in every subject, we must expect the best from students. Therefore, it is important to constantly challenge students to improve what they are doing. Ask questions like: Can you make your dance bigger? Can you show your movement more clearly?
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www.readingrockets.orgimposed after which students rotate to a new partner and repeat the process. After doing this a few times, the pair could join with another pair, and see if they can find a relationship between the four words. Discussing similarities and differences helps students to master new vocabulary meanings. Word Cards Partner Game
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www.press.umich.edu• Singular subject to plural subject: e.g., The woman sings well.To: The women sing well. You will find it relatively easy to develop substitution and transformation drills to provide students with practice in automatic manipulation of a form. However, students often forget what they havelearned in drills.Drills havealso been criti-
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www.schrockguide.netTime for some great debates! In this exercise, students will learn the importance of being able to take a stance on an issue and defending that stance with logic, reasoning, knowledge, and common sense. Below is a list of scenarios to present for students to discuss and debate. They are based primarily on ethics and morality.