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Chaille 1982

 
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Chaille, David. 1982.Teacher survival kit for teachers of Hispanic students. Beverly Hills, CA: Easy Aids. 90 pages. Originally published as "A guide to culture and writing"; "A guide to pronunciation and vocabulary"; and "A guide to grammar." Location: Dallas SIL Library 371.97 C434t.

Summary
 

Is designed for educators who come into contact with Hispanic students, by giving the following usable information and successful techniques:

 
  • Part l: differences between Hispanic culture and the United States that affect instruction; how to orient students to day-to-day survival in the United States
  • Part 2: Spanish writing conventions which influence students' written assignments in English
  • Part 3: successful techniques of presenting difficult sounds and of reducing pronunciation errors
  • Part 4: how to expand the students' vocabulary quickly by exploiting Spanish-English similarities; vocabulary problems that need special attention
  • Part 5: grammatical problems that require intensive practice; teaching methods to reduce or eliminate probable student errors; practical tips on major grammatical topics

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