Thursday, December 3, 2009

ET6 THE BITCHES

Denny has the best behavior in her class. She is very polite and never rude to the teacher or any of the other students. She practices good pronunciation and good sentence structure. On her speaking tests she doesn't have a lot of confidence, so sometimes she doesn't answer questions correctly. Her written homework is good, but I would like her to practice in class more. She is very bright and should improve with more practice. Good work, Denny!

Harold is a smart boy with a large English vocabulary. Unfortunately, some of the words he knows are inappropriate for class. His discipline in class has improved, but needs constant attention. Harold needs to stay on task and avoid socializing with his friends. I hope Harold continues to improve his vocabulary while practicing good grammar and pronunciation.

Mark is the best student in his class. They are all becoming strong English speakers, but Mark is the hardest worker and stays on task in class. This is not easy because this class is having discipline problems and frequently needs very firm and strict guidance from the teachers. Mark's pronunciation is improving and I hope he continues to practice writing and speaking. He can read at a high level, and I can always call on him in class to answer a question. Thank you Mark!

Silver is doing well in English Time 6, and will continue to improve if she comes to class prepared. Some days she does not bring her textbook or workbook, this is unacceptable. She has a high level of English, but she does not want to practice speaking in class. I would like to ask her to come to class ready to participate. All you need to do is try, Silver!

Paul has been a very lackadaisical student with me. He does not appear interested in class, he does not complete his work, and sometimes he will not answer questions when I ask him directly. This lethargy in class has led him to be very distracting for his classmates, Mark and Harold. Paul needs to get his priorities straight and be ready to participate in class from now on!

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