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Monthly Archives: August 2013
What to do at a first class?
I love new beginnings, and you? Today is the last summer day, and a lot of new classes and courses are starting on September 1st. All these lessons are the chances of the new beginnings. There are actually 2 kinds … Continue reading
the summer is almost over – ELT-wise?
Everybody around is talking and writing about “back to school” stuff…well, this year I’m not having this “back to school” feeling – but still, I’ve been thinking about a good material suitable for a talk about how the students spent … Continue reading
Some background
Some background. – Scott Thornbury on his Spanush. a very interesting experiment!
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Teacher’s notes for the Leadership Worksheet
Have finally finished teaching notes for the Leadership worksheet. Couldn’t help improving and rewriting the Leadership worksheet, so here it is again, updated and upgraded! Now there is a follow-up section too! lesson share leadership Teachers notes leadership Related articles … Continue reading
Alex Case’s guide to modern online TEFL style
Alex Case’s guide to modern online TEFL style.
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The (de-) fossilization diaries
this is going to be an interesting journey indeed! Scott Thornbury’s new blog, and hist experience with Spanish! The (de-) fossilization diaries.
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A tense revision jigsaw puzzle
I’d like to share with you one of my favourites: a puzzle on English tenses system. Works great with men, or at least with people who have analytical mindset, and with people who appreciate clear structures. It’s very simple – … Continue reading
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Tagged english tenses, grammar, grammar games, printable worksheets, Worksheet
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Using images in class
When I bought a tablet PC (oh my, I don’t know how I had lived before!), I also started a collection of pictures for ELT. Every time I came across an interesting picture, I stored it onto my tablet. There … Continue reading
Using images in class
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Tagged EFL, ELT, English as a foreign or second language, English language, ESL, fluency activity, grammar, grammar revision, illustration, Image, lesson plan, past simple, Tablet computer, teaching English, using images, using pictures, visual, vocabulary, Worksheet
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notes on the go: what I’ve changed after getting the feedback from the editor on the material
As I have already mentioned, the feedback I got from the editor in ELTteacher2writer (Eltteacher2writer.com) was highly constructive, and it contained a lot of positive comments which was of course very pleasant to read. As for the critisism, it was … Continue reading
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Tagged Adjective, authentic materials, Collocation, EFL, ELT, English as a foreign or second language, English language, ESL, Feedback, fluency activity, lesson plan, lesson plans, positive impressions, professional development, traveling experience, travelling, Worksheet
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