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Grammar SCENARIO Book One-A & Book One-B Answer Keys & User's Guides = 182 & 154 Shrinked-Wrapped Pages
ISBN 978-1-934637-35-7 & 978-1-934637-36-4 28.00 USD
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Grammar SCENARIO Book One-A & Book One-B Answer Keys & User's Guides = 182-Page & 154-Page Shrink-Wrapped Packages
Why create--or make use of--an Answer Key or User's Guide that is longer--and that contains far more material--than the Student Text(s) they are based on? Because according to some people's experiences, language models "teach grammar"--and facilitate language-skills acquisition--even better than lecture, rules, and pedagogy. Even if it is only one approach to instruction, it's likely to attract and help some kinds of learners. And just about everyone can benefit from this unusual kind of help to some extent.
The reproducible Answer Keys & User's Guides for the New SCENARIO, Book One-A & Book One-B Answer Keys & User's Guides contain plenty of explanation and advice for instructors, tutors, helpers, and learners alike. There are also complete, "correct answers" to exercise items that have them. But what is unique about these first-of-a-kind offerings is the sample responses to directives such as "Tell your job . . . " "In sentences with be, write about one person or some people. Your classmates will guess . . . ." "Make an answer-and-question quiz game. Then trade papers with someone else . . ." "Write about the things in one group, such as "Places on Earth." "Describe the activity in a place with many things going on." "Write about things, needs, wants, or values. . . " "Choose a time in the near or distant future. Make predictions about that time."
Because the Student Texts contain a plethora of expressive, communicative ideas for interactive oral and written activities and assignments, there is no end to the language participants can produce. Although struggling students may choose to simply copy some of the words, sentences, or paragraphs in the corresponding section of an Answer Key, others will learn how to compare the langauge with what they first said or wrote, thereby adding to their own "expressive repertoire." Either way, what others have said or written is likely to help Answer-Key Users expand their receptive understanding and active use of English.
Also, no one or two teachers can instruct, monitor, correct, and/or help a group or class of students to the max all by himself/herself. No one learner can get everything he or she needs from one instructor, either. That's why the many, many contributions of the native- and non-native speakers and writers that compiled these Answer Keys & User's Guides will prove valuable to everyone that takes advantage of them.
ISBN 978-1-934637-35-7 & 978-1-934637-36-4 $34.00 for both Shrink-Wrapped Packages
Why create--or make use of--an Answer Key or User's Guide that is longer--and that contains far more material--than the Student Text(s) they are based on? Because according to some people's experiences, language models "teach grammar"--and facilitate language-skills acquisition--even better than lecture, rules, and pedagogy. Even if it is only one approach to instruction, it's likely to attract and help some kinds of learners. And just about everyone can benefit from this unusual kind of help to some extent.
The reproducible Answer Keys & User's Guides for the New SCENARIO, Book One-A & Book One-B Answer Keys & User's Guides contain plenty of explanation and advice for instructors, tutors, helpers, and learners alike. There are also complete, "correct answers" to exercise items that have them. But what is unique about these first-of-a-kind offerings is the sample responses to directives such as "Tell your job . . . " "In sentences with be, write about one person or some people. Your classmates will guess . . . ." "Make an answer-and-question quiz game. Then trade papers with someone else . . ." "Write about the things in one group, such as "Places on Earth." "Describe the activity in a place with many things going on." "Write about things, needs, wants, or values. . . " "Choose a time in the near or distant future. Make predictions about that time."
Because the Student Texts contain a plethora of expressive, communicative ideas for interactive oral and written activities and assignments, there is no end to the language participants can produce. Although struggling students may choose to simply copy some of the words, sentences, or paragraphs in the corresponding section of an Answer Key, others will learn how to compare the langauge with what they first said or wrote, thereby adding to their own "expressive repertoire." Either way, what others have said or written is likely to help Answer-Key Users expand their receptive understanding and active use of English.
Also, no one or two teachers can instruct, monitor, correct, and/or help a group or class of students to the max all by himself/herself. No one learner can get everything he or she needs from one instructor, either. That's why the many, many contributions of the native- and non-native speakers and writers that compiled these Answer Keys & User's Guides will prove valuable to everyone that takes advantage of them.
ISBN 978-1-934637-35-7 & 978-1-934637-36-4 $34.00 for both Shrink-Wrapped Packages
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Grammar SCENARIO ONE-A, Answer Key for Simple Present
Grammar SCENARIO ONE-B, Answer Key for A, AN, THE
Grammar SCENARIO ONE-B, Answer Key for A, AN, THE
