E-merging Forum 3: “Creating ActiveReaders - Teaching English through Literature" by Anna Voronina

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      Today's session on English and Literature has featured representatives from different publishing houses who discussed with teachers how to best develop their learners' develop intrinsic motivation

      5 types of Dictations that Changed Opinions of Teachers about Dictations (continued)

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      Teachers whom I tried these types of dictations did good reflection and suggested many ideas about changing the dictations according to their pupils' level of English and their interests.

      Real Life Materials For Your Adult Learners

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      Sometimes it gets really difficult to find activates for adult learners.

      E-merging Forum 3: "BritLit in Russia: New Challenges" by Mikhail Mamaev

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      Mikhail opened the session stressing that there were different types of digital literacies and that the difference was witn the focus; it could be on information, connection and language (r

      TEDEd: The Shift from Teacher-consumers to Teacher-producers

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      I have noticed that videos, films, and authentic materials are one of the most popular topics being discussed by several of you Blogathon-ers :)

      For this, in this post I decided to introduce

      Reading long articles with students

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      The textbooks I use with my students are not my choice. I work in a big school with the rule that all English teachers should use the same textbooks.

      An Ideal Site for Listening, Reading and Speaking

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      Once I read a question somewhere: When did you last do something first?

      The Ways of Eliciting Students’ Background Ideas before Reading and Writing

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      As we guess activating students’ background knowledge is important independently of the skills formed at this or that English lesson.

      "Stories are links to make sense of the world." C. Arena

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      Reading and telling stories and fairy tales can be a very nice way to make students learn Simple Past.

      supplementary reading

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      It goes without saying that reading develops our students' knowledge, thinking and imagination.
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