Emma Casey

I like to make our lessons as interactive as possible, encouraging you to learn and practice as much as you can during the time we have. We have a practice at the start of the lesson to get our brains working, before we learn our new words or grammar. After this, we have a practice together and then you have activities to help you remember your new learning. These activities and practice are varied and are there to help commit your learning to your long term memory, and to feel more confident in using it. Before we leave our lesson it is important that we have one last practice so that I see whether you have learnt what we were doing today, so that next lesson we can review any words or ideas that we didn't fully get, or we can move onto the next step.