SmartCard- Classbuilding
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Hold the power and simplicity of classbuilding in your hands! Create a caring, cooperative classroom using energising classbuilding strategies. Students get out of their seats and have the opportunity to interact with their classmates in a positi…
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SmartCard- Classbuilding
Hold the power and simplicity of classbuilding in your hands! Create a caring, cooperative classroom using energising classbuilding strategies. Students get out of their seats and have the opportunity to interact with their classmates in a positive way. This SmartCard provides the rationale for classbuilding, and a step-by-step description of 11 fun and practical classbuilding strategies for your class, including: Corners, Find-Someone-Who, Inside/Outside Circle, Mix-n-Match, Similarity Groups, Stir-the-Class and Who-am-I.
| Weight | 31 g |
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| Dimensions | 300 × 220 × 5 mm |
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