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'Find someone who'
QUESTIONNAIRE

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More than 2 learners work together on a task:

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More than 2 learners work together on a task:

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-performing role plays
- creating posters
-discussion
- card games
- team games

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- reading
- writing
-completing a gap fill or a short answer

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Open - 2 learners demonstrare an activity to the class; Closed - all learners do work in twos to complete the task:

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Open - 2 learners demonstrare an activity to the class; Closed - all learners do work in twos to complete the task:

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- demonstrative activities
- project work
- checking answers
- zigzag reading
information gap \ finding difference in a text
Open pairwork is a useful way to start some activities - it checks that students have understood what they have to do and provides them with a model. For example, the T might set up a What do you say? activity on polite requests in the following way. The students have the prompt situations in their books :

T : OK everyone - look at situation number 1: You're trying to study but your flatmate is playing music very loudly and it's disturbing you. Maria, what do you say, and Paolo, what do you reply?
M : Sorry Paolo. Can you turn the music down? I'm trying to study.
P :  Oh OK, sorry.
T  : OK, great. All right, now can you all continue with your partners. Decide what you say in those ten situations.

Having elicited the example in open pairs, the teacher now asks the students to continue the activity in closed pairs, which maximises student involvement and ensures they get as much practice as possible. S/he will probably monitor them while they are working, but in a large class won't be able to hear what everybody says for every situation. So at the end s/he may follow-up the activity by going through all the situations again in open pairs, confirming or correcting their answers, and giving them the chance to ask questions about any alternatives they came up with.

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The Project

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Open pair work

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