Do you have problems drawing people and actions on the board for your students? In this video, Paul Millard from British Council Vietnam gives us some great drawing tips and shows us how to do this more effectively.

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Marta Fernandes's picture Marta Fernandes replied on

Drawing is very important especially at very young ages, but I must confess I'm not very good at it. However this video is very clear and it gives us really simple tips and ideas on how to do it more effectively. And it really worked with me, while I was watching it, I was also drawing and taking notes! Thanks a lot!

fralen's picture fralen replied on

Great inspiring video. Thank you! I need some practice now.

Tom's picture Tom replied on

Drawing is something all teachers should learn how to do, especially (but not only) if they teach young learners.

Can I recommend Andrew Wright's 1000+ Pictures for Teachers to Copy?

Apart from the wonderful pictures, he makes an important point: we don't actually need to be able to draw -- all we need to do is learn how to copy basic shapes. It's not really drawing at all, just "adequate representation" that we need to aim for.

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Cath McLellan's picture Cath McLellan replied on

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Sudhakar Tat's picture Sudhakar Tat replied on

Drawing is great teaching aid for teachers.But most of the teachers can't use this.
For many days I wish to learn this skill.In this video Mr Paul Millard taught it exallently.Thank you sir.

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