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Additional Description: Audio recording of lesson on possessives and negation
Related resource: S_Au_1313-Yakama-my_problem_is_(COPY)
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S_Au-0217-Yakama-my_problem_is
(Note: the quality of cassette led to the loss of some words)
Introducing the possessives and going through the key sentences of the text? (e.g. ‘Tomorrow is the first day of fall.’) (the volume is quite low until 00:06:30)
(06:50- 11:00)
The teacher read aloud the vocabulary (and phrases) and the students followed.
(11:10-)
Students asked questions and the one of the students explained (acting like as a student teacher) (e.g. teaching tense)
The teacher broke in sometimes and made some corrections on the student teacher’s teaching
(00:37- end)
Homework
explanation on negation.
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