Writing a poem: How difficult can it be?

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      Many bloggers (MerveOflaz, Singerina, ElenaNikitina, BarriSilverberg, VictoriaKamchatka, Gulnur and Natalya2000, English123

      HUGE Responsibility

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      The words by Haim Ginott are in my reflections diary. I read it every time before my classes begin. I feel great responsibility for the kids, for their academic and emotional development.

      Tao Te Ching activity

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      I read the post about the Chinese Zodiacs and it reminded me of one reading-speaking activity. It can be used starting with the Intermediate Level up to the Advanced.

      Poems-rendering

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      I want to share with you the activity which I called "poems-rendering sessions".

      Poems in Teaching English

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      Using poems to develop productive skills

      You and your students might already enjoy reading and listening to poetry in your own language and perhaps in English too. Poems are, after all, authentic texts.

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      Using poems, quotations and proverbs

      Introduction

      Learning a language does not just mean saying something new. It helps to also practise saying words and sounds. The activities below are ways for students to enjoy the music of English.

      Variations with ‘go and open the door’

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      The original activity is described

      Best Poems Encyclopedia seeks submissions

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      The Best Poems Encyclopedia would like to call for submissions for its second annu

      A world where everyone could share without prejudices

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      Amongst many other acclaimed poets we so much revere, now we would like to evoke Langston Hughes, the American poet who claimed for a better world.

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