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New lesson plan on the blog about one of the most popular topics in the classroom and in exams: Work #lessonplan #work #speaking #writing #vocabulary #mediation bit.ly/2IMv8lu ✏️Writing 📍 Speaking 🎯Vocabulary 👩🌾Mediation
Jim from @SpongeELT explores his classroom, using one of the tasks from #ELTPlaybook 1 as a prompt and sharing lots of activities in the process. Fascinating to read! ELT Playbook 1 - Exploring your context 2 spongeelt.wordpress.com/2019/01/20/elt… #eltchat
#elt Inspiration Giveaway - free activities for English teachers: story-barrio.teachable.com/p/inspiration-…
Some last minute #Christmas lesson ideas for #EFL #ESL teachers here bit.ly/2LqeuXj
If your coursebook is packed with idiomatic expressions (and phrasal verbs!) it might pose a considerable challenge for your students. Here are 3 ideas for revision games to help them consolidate their knowledge of various idioms. #ELT #EFL #ESL bit.ly/2P2PFRy
How creative is your creative writing? #writing #objects eltcrate.wordpress.com/2018/11/22/how…
Low-prep, high-return. ONE-SENTENCE GAMES eltcation.wordpress.com/2018/11/23/one… via @ELT_CATION
Good writing exercise and inspiring video found via @ELT_CATION The Opposites Game: youtube.com/watch?v=Cf5t_u…
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Brendan Constantine: "The Opposites Game" - (poem video)
Is your first class coming up? Take a look for some ideas here lessonplansdigger.com/2018/10/10/cou… #ELT #EFL
On the blog today, a no-prep "game of cards" to help students use new vocabulary in a speaking activity. Hope you like it! :) bit.ly/2yqn1Dq #speaking #vocabulary #game #cristinacabal
Overwhelmed? Do 5 Things. ow.ly/Dvjl30m1EGE #timemanagement #teacherburnout #teachertips #youmatter #teachers
This is my son Finn who has now been missing for 14 months. Finn was last seen on the 8th of July 2017 near Tintagel, North Cornwall. It never gets any easier to do this each month, but you can help by retweeting to raise awareness of Finn. It only takes a few seconds, thank you
I really like @adi_rajan's take on small talk. Some of my less talkative students will appreciate it, plus it gets the class reading. wp.me/p3sNrs-2oV
"Students prefer 'native speakers". This has been repeated for so long in #ELT that we take it for granted that it MUST be true. So in this post I look at over 20 years of research evidence to see whether students do indeed prefer 'native speakers': bit.ly/stspreferns #NNS
New on Angels and Lions: Beyond conversation in one-to-one classes kamilaofprague.wordpress.com/2018/06/18/bey…
New on my blog: Translation - enough or not enough of it in the L2 classroom? hanatichaeltblog.wordpress.com/2018/06/03/tra…
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