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What to do:


Give your students a slip of paper with the sentence…

I wish my teacher knew…
Ask them to finish the sentence with:

  • Something about them; their home life? Something they find difficult? Enjoy doing?
  • Something about their hobbies?
  • Something about the subject? Maybe they know something you don’t?

Variations:


You could do one for your students…

I wish my students knew…


— Amjad Ali (@ASTsupportAAli) March 30, 2015


This idea seems to be huge in America too!

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