A grammar concept must appear in at least five different places by the end of a chapter. It must also appear in at least two places within the chapter's main content.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A grammar concept must appear in at least five different places by the end of a chapter.
It must also appear in at least two places within the chapter's main content.
A grammar concept needs to be seen many times. This helps a student remember and understand it. The concept should be shown in different ways. This makes sure the student learns it well.
A teacher introduces the past tense. The teacher shows it in a grammar lesson. The teacher then uses it in a reading exercise. The teacher asks students to write sentences using it. The teacher includes it in a quiz. The teacher reviews it in a summary at the end of the chapter. This helps the student learn the past tense completely.
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A grammar concept must appear in at least five different places by the end of a chapter. It must also appear in at least two places within the chapter's main content.