Welcome to the Saha CDI blog!
I hope that this website can be a creative outlet and learning resource for all of our students, even after we have moved on to greener pastures.
Here are some general guidelines that I would like to suggest:
1) You can post as little as you want, or not at all. Using this website is completely optional and an extension of regular work. However, try to refrain from over-posting especially if it is drowning out the less frequent posters.
2) The purpose of this site is to showcase student work, provide information on the CDI Saha Branch and to be a learning resource for any ESL learners. Posts that drift away from these principles should be avoided.
3) Posts should use a level of English appropriate to each class level. For example a post about an English Chip 1 class should contain very simple English, while a Birdie Reading post would be much more articulate.
4) All instructors at Saha, including April English and Teukmokgol teachers should have equal administrative access. No students shall be given the password and login details.
5) Some suggestions for posts: Any creative writing from students or teachers, artwork, class photos, student or staff profiles, recent news, birthday announcements, updates on life at the branch, ideas for improvement and anything else that common sense dictates.
Enjoy!
- Lee Farrand
Head Instructor, March 2008
I hope that this website can be a creative outlet and learning resource for all of our students, even after we have moved on to greener pastures.
Here are some general guidelines that I would like to suggest:
1) You can post as little as you want, or not at all. Using this website is completely optional and an extension of regular work. However, try to refrain from over-posting especially if it is drowning out the less frequent posters.
2) The purpose of this site is to showcase student work, provide information on the CDI Saha Branch and to be a learning resource for any ESL learners. Posts that drift away from these principles should be avoided.
3) Posts should use a level of English appropriate to each class level. For example a post about an English Chip 1 class should contain very simple English, while a Birdie Reading post would be much more articulate.
4) All instructors at Saha, including April English and Teukmokgol teachers should have equal administrative access. No students shall be given the password and login details.
5) Some suggestions for posts: Any creative writing from students or teachers, artwork, class photos, student or staff profiles, recent news, birthday announcements, updates on life at the branch, ideas for improvement and anything else that common sense dictates.
Enjoy!
- Lee Farrand
Head Instructor, March 2008
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