I have always got the comment "They're getting you" as a first explanation of what they're doing (which of course I've already worked out), but trying to get the students to tell you what they're actually saying seems to be impossible. I've asked 5 kids now and none have seemed able to translate it.
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Is "What are they actually saying?" difficult to understand?
I have always got the comment "They're getting you" as a first explanation of what they're doing (which of course I've already worked out), but trying to get the students to tell you what they're actually saying seems to be impossible. I've asked 5 kids now and none have seemed able to translate it.
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