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Clear instruction for complex concepts
Oxford Grammar 3e makes grammar accessible, relevant and enjoyable for both students and teachers. This new edition provides everything needed for effective grammar instruction with ready-to-use workbooks and comprehensive lesson plans.
The series focuses on explicitly modelling grammatical concepts to help foster the understanding of what can be quite complex ideas. The teaching and learning activities carefully build students' understanding so they learn to see the value of grammar and how to apply it to their advantage in speaking, writing, reading and comprehension.
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Student Workbooks
Each Student Workbook is aligned to the Australian, Victorian, Western Australian and New South Wales curricula and includes:
- appealing stimulus pages and authentic literary texts to model grammar in context
- 'Try it out' extension activities in each unit as well as more comprehensive extension and enrichment topics at the end of each book
- End-of-topic 'Test your grammar' questions and opportunities for self-reflection and progress checking
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Teacher Resources
Complimentary online Teacher Dashboards on Oxford Owl for adopting schools provide:
- comprehensive lesson plans that include the following sections: provoke and inspire, ask and assess, prior knowledge, investigate the topics and differentiation and reflection
- Short videos on grammar topics for teachers seeking a quick refresher
- curriculum mapping
- common errors, teaching tips and vocabulary lists to explain concepts to your students
- student book answers
Professional Development
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In this webinar, Grace Romano examines how explicit grammar instruction can be seamlessly integrated into your teaching, using rich, authentic texts to highlight the mechanics of language in a meaningful context.
She explains how great literature naturally showcases grammar in context, making it more engaging and purposeful for students. Grace demonstrates practical strategies for selecting texts that support grammar instruction, foster oral language development and guide students to actively apply and transfer knowledge between reading and writing. Join us in creating engaging learning experiences where language rules come alive and every student becomes a confident communicator.
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