Bilingual Teaching in Belgian Schools Being the Report On a Visit to Belgian Sc

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Bilingual Teaching in Belgian Schools Being the Report On a Visit to Belgian Sc
Dawes, Thomas Richard
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I do not know the way.
I want to go to the railway station.
I must ask my way.
I meet a lady.
I accost her.
I ask my way to the station.
She tells me the second turning to the left and then the first to the right.
I thank her.
I take the second turning to the left.
I take the first turning to the right.
I arrive at the station.
Later the class repeated the sentences when the teacher gave the verb, and then one pupil repeated the whole when the teacher gave the verb. After the series had been th
...oroughly grasped the gramma- tical points came up for discussion.
The third lesson was an English lesson to u pupils of 17 years (average). The class was reading Stanley Weyman's Gentleman of France — 39 and one pupil gave in excellent English a resume of the preceding chapter — then the events of the book afforded matter for conversation. Questions of the following type were asked : * Who are the principal characters of the book ? What mission had Marsac to fulfil ? How did he fulfil this mission ?" and so on.


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