Choices Teacher's Guide 1 to 3 has been specially written to accompany the Junior Secondary courseChoices, books 1 to 3. It provides 'teacher friendly' support, helping you not only to deliver the syllabus successfully, but also to tailor the course to the particular needs of your classroom. Choices Teacher's Guide 1 to 3 offers: *background information on teaching English at this level *suggestions on how to vary your approach to language teaching *a balanced perspective on the Creole/English issue *a unit-by-unit guide to the methods and activities in the students' books *guidance for mixed ability teaching *suggestions for providing further work in the classroom and for setting homework *examples and suggested answers to the exercises and activities in the students' books.

 

This book is part of a book series called Choices .

There are 192 pages in this book. This book was published 1995 by Pearson Education Limited .

Doris Mayne has taught English in many urban and rural Jamaican high schools and participated in workshops for teachers. She has worked with CXC since its inception. Ian Robertson is Head of the Department of Educational Foundations and Teacher Education, Faculty of Education at UWI, St Augustine, Trinidad. Sally Siriram teaches English Language and Literature at Changuanas Senior Comprehensive School, Trinidad. Her special interests are language, linguistics and practical teaching. Neville Grant is an author of international repute and co-author of the successful Choices series for Caribbean secondary schools.