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Suzanne Lustenhouwer

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Agenda

Week 1. The classroom and the  school

Week 2. Parent-Teacher evening & student qualities

Week 3. Bad news conversations and stubborn parents

Agenda

Week 1. Klaslokaal en de school. 

Week 2. Mentorgesprek en kwaliteiten van het kind.

Week 3. Slecht nieuws gesprek.

Week 4. Praten over regels en werkwijze

Write down as many positive words as you can that describe your student(s)

Write down as many negative words as you can that describe your student(s)

Student accommodations

Asking Questions

Where did she went?

What you want?

Sarah didn't like that, has she?

5 Different ways of asking questions

1. Yes/No Questions
   
2. Wh- Questions
   
3. Choice Questions
   
4. Tag Questions
   
5. Indirect Questions
   

Yes/No Questions

- Start with an auxiliary verb (do, does, did, is, are, was, were, can, will, etc.)

- Answered with 'yes' or 'no'

  *Does she like math?*

  *Is she coming on the school trip?*

Wh- Questions

- Begin with question words: Who, What, Where, When, Why, Which, How

- Used to get specific information

  *Where do you live?*

  *How did you help with this exercise?*

Choice Questions

- Offer options to choose from with or

  *Do you want tea or coffee?*

  *Would you prefer reading the document alone or together?*

Tag Questions

- Short questions added to the end of a statement to confirm or check information

  *You like music class, don’t you?*

  *She isn't coming, is she?*

Tag Questions

- More polite or formal way to ask a question

  *Can you tell me where the notebook is?* (instead of *Where is the notebook?*)

  *Do you know what time the meeting starts?*

5 Different ways of asking questions

1. Yes/No Questions
   
2. Wh- Questions
   
3. Choice Questions
   
4. Tag Questions
   
5. Indirect Questions
   

Asking polite question

“Do you mind…?.”

“Would you mind…?"

"Would you like...?"

“Could I…?”

“Would it be ok if…?”

“Would it be possible…?”

“Would you be willing to…?”

Write down 5 questions you would like to ask a parent at your next meeting

Yes/No Questions

Wh- Questions

Choice Questions

Tag Questions

Indirect Questions

Take turns in asking your neighbour the questions that you have written down.

Your neighbour will do their best to answer them. 

Write down 3 questions parents have about the Dutch educational school system. 

Take turns in asking your neighbour the questions that you have written down.

Your neighbour will do their best to answer them. 

Parent teacher conference

Plan een oudergesprek

Agenda

Week 1. Klaslokaal en de school. 

Week 2. Mentorgesprek en kwaliteiten van het kind.

Week 3. Slecht nieuws gesprek.

Week 4. Praten over regels en werkwijze

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