Last-minute cramming does not work for Modern Languages. Revision for exams should be well underway. Look at small chunks of your topic areas and extra vocabulary looked at in class for a short time every day.
Click on the labels SG and SG revision for advice on revising for the exam.
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Showing posts with label SG. Show all posts
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Wednesday, 12 January 2011
Monday, 1 March 2010
Not sure how to prounounce words?
This site Miss Mula told me about might help.
- Type in what you want to say - correctly! If you make a mistake, it won't pronounce it properly.
- I'd type in a document, with correct accents and paste it in to the box.
- Select language as French (or Spanish or which you want) or the lanaguage you have typed in.
- Adjust the speed.
- You are give the option of embedding this in an email or web page.
Remember, though, results can only be as good as the work you put in to it.
Thursday, 27 August 2009
Materials
It is important to take care of the jotters, vocabulary sheets and any other materials you are given out. Whatever stage you are at, you will be expected to build upon your existing knowledge of French.
If you are in Standard Grade, keep in mind that you will be examined on topics from S3 and S4. Work from previous years is often a good starting point when you come across a similar topic that goes in to more detail.
Pupils in S5 and S6 are asked to come to all classes equipped with the following:
- their USB key
- a French-English dictionary
- a notebook to keep extra notes on grammar and vocab
If you are in Standard Grade, keep in mind that you will be examined on topics from S3 and S4. Work from previous years is often a good starting point when you come across a similar topic that goes in to more detail.
Pupils in S5 and S6 are asked to come to all classes equipped with the following:
- their USB key
- a French-English dictionary
- a notebook to keep extra notes on grammar and vocab
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