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Articles on resources Read about ideas for using all sorts of resources in your classes, from paper and glue to video. |
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Online video for ELTIn this article I am going to explore the use of short video clips in the classroom. By short videos I am referring to short clips such as news items, short documentaries, music videos and trailers for films etc. |
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Teaching without a coursebookWhether you're starting with a new class or just changing direction a little the decision of how to structure a course without a coursebook can sometimes be difficult for a new or even experienced teacher. |
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Picture books for allCan I hear you tutting? "Picturebooks for all? But aren't picturebooks for babies and small children?" |
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Video recorders in the classroomI have just become an uncle! My new nephew Tomás is three weeks old today. Mummy and daddy live in Barcelona but his maternal grandparents and great granddad live in Scotland. |
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Video for the English classroomExactly five years ago this month, the video-sharing site YouTube was officially launched to the public. |
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Interview with Keith KellyKeith Kelly is very well known to many people in the world of CLIL for running the www.factworld.info website and factworld@yahoogroups.com discussion list, as well as speaking at conferences around the world on the subject. But who is he and what insights into CLIL can he offer the hardworking teacher? |
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Cuisenaire rods in the language classroomThe first time I saw Cuisenaire rods being used in the language classroom I had no idea how much fun they could be. |
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Flashy stuffThis is the second of Fitch O'Connell's two articles for the site as Guest Writer. You can find the first article here. |
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Art in the classroomAs the saying goes, ‘Art is all around us’. In its many forms it presents fantastic opportunities for discussion, focused language work and skills-based activities. |
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Arts and crafts with young learnersUsing arts and crafts in the classroom can be an excellent way to facilitate language learning with young learners. Below are some reasons why these types of activities can enrich the learning experience for your students, |
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Blogging for ELTThis article takes a look at blogging, which is becoming increasingly popular as a language learning tool. |
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Concordancers in ELTOver the past decade there has been a huge increase in the power and abilities of computers to digitise, store and analyse text. |
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Controversies in Business EnglishI began teaching business English in 1980 and have observed over the years huge differences in the way we teach. |
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Low-tech learnersMany teachers who have tried to take an English class onto the internet have often come back with a similar problem - students who are reluctant to work on computers. |
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Podcasting for ELTWhat are podcasts, why might your students benefit from listening to them, and how might you go about using and producing them? |
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Self-access on a budgetNot all self-access ideas need to cost a fortune. Here are a few ideas for how you might develop resources in your school. |
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Using the internet 2In this, and an earlier article, we look at the internet and how it can be used by teachers of English as a tool for their own development and as a resource for classroom teaching. |
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Video recorders in the classroomI have just become an uncle! My new nephew Tomás is three weeks old today. Mummy and daddy live in Barcelona but his maternal grandparents and great granddad live in Scotland. |
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