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Callan Method 2

Teach-Each-Other English

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ENGLISH IN A QUARTER OF THE TIME! The Callan Method teaches English in a quarter of the normal time. Instead of taking the usual 350 hours (four academic years) to get the average student through the Cambridge Preliminary, the Method takes only 80* hours (one academic year), and only 160* hours for the Cambridge First Certificate. Private schools using the Method are able to give all their students a legally-valid written guarantee that if they fail their Cambridge, state-school or university exams in the predicted number of hours, they will be given free lessons until successful. For these exams most schools using the Callan Method have a 95% pass rate, compared with the international average of about 70%. The Method can guarantee an excellent result with virtually every student. It involves little or no homework, and is easy, interesting and pleasant to use. It is suitable for students of all ages and for all purposes of study. It requires no equipment (not even a blackboard ) or other books, and can be used for any size of class at private schools, state schools or universities. The Method can also be used in a 'Teach Yourself' manner, and students can learn with it by practising with each other. It can also be used successfully by non-professional teachers without qualifications of experience, and enables anyone to open a school using the Callan Method without any knowledge of the teaching of English. TEACH-EACH-OTHER ENGLISH Whilst all of the above is still valid in the year 2008, the Callan Method was adapted to make it possible for the first time in the Teaching of English for students to Teach-Each-Other without the need of a teacher or a school-see T-E- O Handbook on 'Figures quoted vary from school to school and country to country.

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Callan Method 2, R. K. T. Callan

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Titel
Callan Method 2
Untertitel
Teach-Each-Other English
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
R. K. T. Callan
Erscheinungsdatum
2009
Einband
Spiralbindung
ISBN10
1848830017
ISBN13
9781848830011
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ENGLISH IN A QUARTER OF THE TIME! The Callan Method teaches English in a quarter of the normal time. Instead of taking the usual 350 hours (four academic years) to get the average student through the Cambridge Preliminary, the Method takes only 80* hours (one academic year), and only 160* hours for the Cambridge First Certificate. Private schools using the Method are able to give all their students a legally-valid written guarantee that if they fail their Cambridge, state-school or university exams in the predicted number of hours, they will be given free lessons until successful. For these exams most schools using the Callan Method have a 95% pass rate, compared with the international average of about 70%. The Method can guarantee an excellent result with virtually every student. It involves little or no homework, and is easy, interesting and pleasant to use. It is suitable for students of all ages and for all purposes of study. It requires no equipment (not even a blackboard ) or other books, and can be used for any size of class at private schools, state schools or universities. The Method can also be used in a 'Teach Yourself' manner, and students can learn with it by practising with each other. It can also be used successfully by non-professional teachers without qualifications of experience, and enables anyone to open a school using the Callan Method without any knowledge of the teaching of English. TEACH-EACH-OTHER ENGLISH Whilst all of the above is still valid in the year 2008, the Callan Method was adapted to make it possible for the first time in the Teaching of English for students to Teach-Each-Other without the need of a teacher or a school-see T-E- O Handbook on 'Figures quoted vary from school to school and country to country.