Adult learning. Functional Skills Level 1 and 2 discussion. English, writing. Example, WAGOLL and cheat sheet tips
* An example (WAGOLL) discussion with linguistic devices labelled.
* 'Cheat sheet' breaking down the structure to follow very clearly. Brief word bank with example openers.
* Tips and examples of linguistic techniques to use.
Suggested use
Use the example to read through and annotate with learners.
Give the already labelled copy with learners to read through and note down phrases of vocabulary to use.
Learners follow the structure of the guide while writing their own discussion. You can add to the word bank and suggested openers as a class.
Like all MGLearnTogether resources, this is formatted according to dyslexia friendly guidelines. The BDA (British Dyslexia Association) conservatively estimates 10% of the population has dyslexic tendencies. Dyslexia friendly colours, fonts and general formatting principles ensure that reading is comfortable for all of us and lessens screen eye fatigue. If you feel you have dyslexic learners in your classroom, I recommend printing these resources onto coloured paper (yellow or blue are most common but you can ask the learner for their preference if you feel it's appropriate).
- Payment methods
- Return PolicyWe accept returns
* An example (WAGOLL) discussion with linguistic devices labelled.
* 'Cheat sheet' breaking down the structure to follow very clearly. Brief word bank with example openers.
* Tips and examples of linguistic techniques to use.
Suggested use
Use the example to read through and annotate with learners.
Give the already labelled copy with learners to read through and note down phrases of vocabulary to use.
Learners follow the structure of the guide while writing their own discussion. You can add to the word bank and suggested openers as a class.
Like all MGLearnTogether resources, this is formatted according to dyslexia friendly guidelines. The BDA (British Dyslexia Association) conservatively estimates 10% of the population has dyslexic tendencies. Dyslexia friendly colours, fonts and general formatting principles ensure that reading is comfortable for all of us and lessens screen eye fatigue. If you feel you have dyslexic learners in your classroom, I recommend printing these resources onto coloured paper (yellow or blue are most common but you can ask the learner for their preference if you feel it's appropriate).
We accept the following payment methods:
To replace this text with your store's actual info on payment methods, go to "Catalog -> Product tabs" and edit the Payment methods page.
Here you can provide information as to what products can be returned, how many days your customers have to return their purchase, whether they will receive a refund in the original form of payment, a replacement or a store credit, who pays for the shipping of the previously purchased products to the store, and so on.
To replace this text with your store's actual return policy, go to "Catalog -> Product tabs" and edit the Return Policy page.