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Unread Jan 7th, 2010, 08:03 pm
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Default Re: Is it me or them?

One student of mine had a book on English grammar for Spanish speakers. Sorry, but I do not know the exact title. I don't know if a book like that may help you.
If a Spanish speaker doesn't understand Spanish grammar, that person may be unable to write in Spanish. If that is the case, the student is going to have big problems with English.
You may want to plan long activities for the 11 strong students (30 minutes each, or more) which will keep them busy and give you time to work with the other two. Students need to understand why homework helps them learn and is important.
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