Hi Linying,
I have used 'Chinese for GCSE' book for three year, I
most liked it because the structure and content, three
volumes all followed same unit, each lesson has just
about the right amount of new words for English
students to learn, also the teacher's book have all
exercise test papers and easy to use. But now I have
to change to use 'Ni Hao' books this year, because
there was too much Pinyin - new words, old words and
exercise, it make students just read Pinyin, and never
to bother to read characters. I find it makes learning
more difficult. I copy 'Ni Hao' lessons to let
students practise reading skills, and it cost too
much, so I have to stopped useing this book. which it
is shame, but I have no choice.
I think you will find that this is not just my
opinion.
Ying Adams
The Deanes School
Benfleet Essex
--- Linying LIU <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> I am writing a book review of "Chinese for GCSE" (or
> Kuai Le Han Yu), for the Chinese Network, if you
> are using the textbook and would like to give your
> opinions on it, please feel free to drop a few lines
> on this forum.
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
>
> Linying Liu
> Kingsford Community School
>
>
>
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