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Anonymous  +  838525 Wed, 29 Jul 09 10:56 AM

hello,

i have a difficulty in teaching english for nurses. i dont know what to teach, and i dont know how to prepare the syllabus. please help me, what should i do?
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Anonymous, 89 days ago
do some research on the internet. there are some resources on english for nursing. also there is a book called "everyday english for nursing". you can teach some abbreviation, suffix prefix, special vocabulary, communication btw a patient and a nurse also communication btw a doctor and a nurse, also describing pain/ symptoms etc. can be taught. besides how to write a medical report and how to make a presentation in a medical symposium etc can be taught. some listening activities concerning nursing and specail reading texts can be added into your program. good luck!
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Anonymous, 78 days ago
Hi,

 

I have the smae problem, did you find anything?

Anonymous, 64 days ago
What are you teaching towards and what is the background of your students- is it for the UBELT Test?
Anonymous, 5 days ago 8:13 am
Are you still looking for help teaching English to nurses?  I have just come across your message, it's a long time ago..  thought I'd ask anyway
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