In preschool i have one class as Nursery A and another as Nursery B. (groups) they both have English Language Course. English for Natives and English for Non Natives. (subjects) there are students from both groups in both subjects. Print
Created by: Angelos Soulidis
Modified on: Fri, 22 Feb, 2019 at 8:50 PM
Subject 1: English for Natives
Subject 2 : English for non-Natives
You should have also 2 groups
Nursery A
Nursery B
There is the following key point to be considered
If several students of Nursery A have English for Natives together with several students of Nursery B group together then you will need a special group of Eng for Natives Group and another group for Eng for non Natives Group.
Example
Nursery A group has 25 students
Nursery B group has 20 students
20 students of Nursery A group take English for Natives and 5 for non Natives
12 students of Nursery B group take English for Natives and 8 for Non Natives
Now the question will be : when they have English class , how many groups will exist in practice
The typical case will be that it will be 3 groups :
English for Natives G1 with 16 (10 of Nursery A + 6 of Nursery B)
English for Natives G2 with 16 (10 of Nursery A + 6 of Nursery B)
and
English for Non Natives with 13 students (5+8)
In such a case the correct set up is
2 subjects are described above
4 groups
- Nursery A with all other subjects included
- Nursery B with all other subjects included
- English for Natives with only English for Natives subject is included
- English for non - Natives with only English for non Natives subject is included
In such a case Student A of Nursery A may be assigned to the following list of Groups-Subjects
Nursery A - Mathematics
Nursery A - Physical Education
Nursery A - Lyrics
English for Natives G1 - English For Natives
etc
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