Advance PPT Notes to the Teacher

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Teacher Resource DiscSlide shows for use with

PowerPoint presentation softwareCopyright 2010 by Pearson Education, Inc.

All rights reserved.


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Introduction

Presentation Contents

Using the Presentations

Reading Slides

Grammar Review Slides

Practice Slides

Notes to the Teacher

Table of Contents


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Welcome to the Understand ing and Using

Engl ish GrammarTeacher Resource Disc

These PowerPoint presentations provide visual aids forteachers to use in class. Each presentation is designed as a

beyond-the-book activity to be used after the chapter has

been studied in class.

Each chapter contains a thematic reading embedded withthe target structures. Brief reviews of key grammar points,

designed to further illustrate the grammar, follow each

paragraph. Each section is then reinforced with short

practices.

Introduction


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Each presentation contains a set of slides based around aparagraph of the reading.

Each set of slides is made up of three different types of

slides that deal with the grammar points in that section.

1) Paragraph slides contain the reading with embedded

grammar structures

2) Grammar review slides review key grammar

structures3) Practice slides provide an informal means of

assessing comprehension

Back to Contents

Presentation Contents


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The presentations and their readings can be used in a

variety of ways, but they all are intended to be used after

the bulk of a chapter has been covered in class.

The individual paragraphs can be printed out and assigned

for homework, or they can be handed out in class for pairs

or small groups to study. They can also simply be

projected onscreen for the whole class to study together.

The practice slides are equally flexible and can be used aswhole class reviews, pair or small group work, or informal,

individual quizzes.



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A variety of reading types such as informational, academic, and

narrative.

One theme per chapter used for all the readings, reviews, and

practices.

Reading Slides

The earliest known use of wind power was the sailboat, andfrom this technology windmills were invented. The first windmills

were developed in Persia in 500-900 A.D. They wereused for

pumping water and grinding grain. In the 13th and 14th centuries,

the first mills in western Europe wereused for irrigation, grain-

grinding, and saw-milling of timber. In the 19th century, when the

steam engine wasinvented, the use of wind power declined in

Europe. But thousands of miles to the west in the U.S., the next

phase of wind powerwasbeingdeveloped-- windmills were

used by cowboys and farmers to provide water for livestock and

families. And in the late 19th century, they were used by scientists

to generate electricity.


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Restate the key grammar points from the chapter.Use examples from the paragraph or within the theme

of the reading.

Grammar Review Slides


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Practice Slides

A range of practice types, from more structured to more

open-ended, provide an informal means of assessing

comprehension.

Documents

Advance PPT Notes to the Teacher