All British English articles – Page 129
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Close the shutters
A British English worksheet to replace the shutters on the eight windows so that you can read four proverbs and the first lines of four songs.
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Methodology: feedback in communicative classrooms
Advice on giving appropriate oral feedback in communicative classrooms.
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Methodology: surviving classroom observations
Advice on how to survive classroom observations.
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Methodology: using CLIL in the English classroom
A discussions and advice on using CLIL in the English classroom.
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ArticleClassroom management
Articles and studies featuring classroom-management methodologies with practical tips and advice on approaching problems such as discipline, large and mixed ability classes, classroom structure and error correction.
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ArticleClassroom management: Pair and group work in EFL/ESOL
This article discusses the challenges and benefits of using pair and group work in monolingual classes.
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Classroom management: Speaking correction techniques
Simon Mumford and Steve Darn discuss student speaking errors and offer practical advice and suggestions on how and when to correct learners without damaging their confidence.
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Classroom management: The triangular classroom
Tim Bowen discusses the possible benefits of using a triangular classroom.
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Grammar and vocabulary: using dictionaries in the EFL/ESL classroom
Advice and discussion about using dictionaries in the EFL/ESL classroom.
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Teaching materials: using literature in the EFL/ ESOL classroom
An article discussing ways to use literature in the EFL/ESL classroom.
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Speaking: First class mingle
Mingling speaking activity. Students speak to everyone in the class and find out as much information as possible about each other.
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Methodology: using comic strips in class
Tim Bowen gives practical tips and suggestions on how to use comic strips in class.
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Class habits
A British English worksheet to find out whether statements about other students' habits are right and to correct them if they are wrong.
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Class survey
A British English worksheet to do a class survey by asking and answering questions and to report the results of the survey.
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Warmer/FillerGrammar: Name that city—The cost of living
Ever wondered how expensive it is to live in Paris? Is it more expensive than living in Cairo or Kuala Lumpur? With this worksheet your students can practice comparisons while learning interesting facts on living in these cities.
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Lesson Share: Energizers: The circle game
This game can be used to revise vocabulary or as a means of learning new words. Its main function, however, is as a physical activity designed to get the students moving around and revive tired minds.