This question is from Ros Stannard in Australia. I gave here Betsy Paskvan’s email address in Alaska, and Martha Nojima’s in Japan, but if anyone else has any insights I’m sure they would be welcome.

“Whenever the desire for communication precedes the selection of structures, the lesson goes great. Whenever the structures precede the desire for communication, the lesson falls flat.” John Bracey

Some may have missed this post about a month ago. https://benslavic.com/blog/check-this-out-2/ Also, Angie asked me to add this video to our video collection on the hard link above. As I rewatched it, I had the sound

We have Bryce’s Dual Entry Form for when we send kids to a colleague. Diane shares a few slightly different forms, but it’s the same idea: Alternative plan – word list Alternative plan Somehow during

From Steven: Hi Ben, I’ve noticed in a story you wrote that you use “inversion” to ask questions.  My experience, which is narrow, is that not very many people use inversion when speaking.  Is this