It's school time again.
Here's a letter this year I've written for my students.
Dear Students of  XXXXXXXXXXXXX
It’s school time again!
I hope that your summer was happy, filled with many
positive experiences and special memories.
My name is  XXXXXX and I’m looking forward to
working with you this school year. I live in XXXXXXX and I ‘ve been teaching
English in this Liceo for more than ten years.
I like teaching English very much and every day it’s a
challenge for me. I think that a teacher can learn lots of things from his/her
students and every school year, when it finishes, I realize I’ve learnt  so much together with my students. I know you
matter to your family and to your friends. You also matter to me! 
The most important thing for me is to help you
improve English, so that you can speak more fluently, you can understand
English better and better, you can write expressing your opinions and ideas more
and more correctly using the right words and expressions.
I know we will have a
successful and productive school year.
I’m sure you’ll learn a lot this year.
Now please note the following information and
rules.
You will have two
written tests in the first “quadrimestre” and three written tests in the second “ quadrimestre”.  Every activity or exercise gets a score. All
the scores will be added together so that they may get the maximum total sum
that is 100, which is equal to mark 10.
You will have two
or three oral tests per “quadrimestre”. The evaluation will be given on the
basis of an evaluation grid, which is common to all first classes. Of course,
pronunciation, accuracy in grammar and in the choice of words, fluency and text
organization will be highly regarded when giving the final mark
One of my aims is to make classroom instruction as interesting as possible and look for new
and different ways of presenting materials. In my classroom, I will
incorporate many different and varied tools to maximize your learning
potential, including songs, pairwork, role-plays, videos on
youtube, power point presentations, mind
maps created on the LIM, webquests  and even your mobiles  may be useful as well as the traditional
books and paper (of course!)
In addition, I’ll try to devote enough class time to
speaking, listening and pronunciation work.
I expect you not to use mobile phones during English
classes, not to lose the photocopies I give them, not to take school rules and
English lightly, not to cheat during written class tests
I promise I’ll try to involve you all, to be fair, to
take the same action with those who misbehave, to see things from your
perspective….I’ll try to teach you as well as I can
Best of
luck
ΓΌ     

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