not yet available but relevant books for sale below

Resources have been written with the needs of busy teachers in mind. They are available:

• to download (online version)
• to receive on CD with access to the online version also
• to receive as a VLE version (moodle, firefox etc) with access to the online version also

Azouz Begag, son of Algerian parents, lived in a shanty town in the suburbs of Lyon much like the one depicted in Le gone du châaba.  The story depicts the vile conditions experienced by immigrants all over France as immigrant workers contributed to the 30 years of fast economic development. 

Despite the miserable conditions in which they live the young immigrants head off to school convinced that they can make something of themselves and this certainly proves to be the case for Begag who after becoming an electrician went into politics and was in government and has become a prolific writer.

Written in very straightforward language the book has much to commend it for study and there is an accompanying film.

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• Full page by page vocabulary list (can be used on phone, tablet)
• Detailed summary of text with verbs gapped (infinitives given)
• Comprehensive questions on each chapter/scene
• PowerPoint with visuals and sentence starters (not all texts)
• Character study guide with wide range of adjectives

• Multi-tense practice tool
• A-factor builds in practice of more complex structures
• Direct-indirect speech exercise encourages reported speech

• Matching quotations to themes to prepare for paragraphing
• Essay planning guide including template
• Essay plan and sample essay

Mark schemes are provided for:

• the gapped summary
• character guide
• multi-tense exercise
• A-factor
• direct-indirect speech exercise
• themes exercise

Answers are NOT given for the questions which are intended to elicit an individual response.

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