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Adrian john Posted 13 years ago
Software & Reviews
board games
Hello,
This is my first visit here so hi!. i have a question that to be quite honest has me a little stumped! .could anyone suggest why monopoly or clue, may not be a suitable game for the efl classroom? I would really appreciate any views you may have.
regards
This is my first visit here so hi!. i have a question that to be quite honest has me a little stumped! .could anyone suggest why monopoly or clue, may not be a suitable game for the efl classroom? I would really appreciate any views you may have.
regards
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Hi, Well, you have left out some important information here. What age are you students? to be honest.
- Hi, Well, you have left out some important information here.
- What age are you students?
- to be honest.
- Now, just for the record, my EFL students were quite young at the time, say, 15-16.
- So naturally I never tried that again...
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Hi,
Well, you have left out some important information here. What age are you students?
I once did a lesson that involved a board game, but it was too much hassle...to be honest. Now, just for the record, my EFL students were quite young at the time, say, 15-16. So naturally I never tried that again... What did work for me is print out these A3/A4 format board game sheets, which
Well, you have left out some important information here. What age are you students?
I once did a lesson that involved a board game, but it was too much hassle...to be honest. Now, just for the record, my EFL students were quite young at the time, say, 15-16. So naturally I never tried that again... What did work for me is print out these A3/A4 format board game sheets, which
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hi DJB,
Many thanks for the response. I should have really added that it is a general question, being that i need to explain for a module question, why the 2 games are not really suitable for an efl class, and once i figure out why how i would adapt it. I have been trying to think of any religious or cultural background issues that it may not be suitable for, and maybe as you say, maybe a bit
Many thanks for the response. I should have really added that it is a general question, being that i need to explain for a module question, why the 2 games are not really suitable for an efl class, and once i figure out why how i would adapt it. I have been trying to think of any religious or cultural background issues that it may not be suitable for, and maybe as you say, maybe a bit
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