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Here is a review of some ESL student writing and problems.
“Cats like people and they have many charming points.”
– – who are THEY? Cats or people?
“Dogs are very familiar animals with humans. They mostly live in houses
This week 5 of the semester for my ESL English students. They are making great progress. here is a list of a few of the things we will study this week.
A short quiz and a long mid-term exam are coming soon. Now is a good time to review some of the material we have studied in class. It might be useful when my ESL students have an English test.
Here are a few questions.
This is week 5 of the semester for my ESL English conversation students. This week we will spend sometime practicing past tense questions and answers. Here are some activities and worksheets for the week.
This worksheets helps ESL students learn
Anyone who teaches ESL writing knows there comes a time when student papers pile up on the desk and they have to be marked. The hard part, when faced with 30 or more regular submissions, is finding a way to give English writing students meaningful input without spending hours generating feedback.
A writing rubric is one possible solution.
Below is a suggested scoring guide. It is simple, yes. Though I hope it provides useful guidance.
This rubric is suitable for one paragraph