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3 thoughts on “House Interview”
Angie, I wanted to let you know I adapted your house interview for my French 2 class last week and this week and it went so well! I had students sit on the stool and we treated it like it was a tv interview. The class was absolutely silent (rare) because they were both listening and notating what the interviewee was saying. I was posing the questions and writing the answers as well, which I projected on the screen. The students were able to answer all the questions and more. We found out about who cleans up Rocco’s (the dog) poop in the yard and much more. Most confident output I’ve ever seen at this level.
And of course as always we caution to encourage the blurring of lines between real houses and houses they make up, for obvious reasons.
The above link for Angie’s presentation doesn’t seem to work for me…