Texbooks for teaching English: how are we to choose them??

      TalkingKatya's picture

      In the beginning of my course one boy from the group asked me why we study English with the textbook we use.

      The Textbook Frenzy

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      On Tuesdays, the Teach First participants meet at college, part of the requirements to receive our teaching certificate at the end of the school year.

      With or without course book?

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      I’m quite aware that I’m sailing close to the wind.  When  people try to pick your brains on using a particular course book or not in your classes, you start dancing between the devil and deep blue sea.

      Is it OK to use L1 in the classroom?

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      I have been wondering whether or not it is ok to use L1 in the classroom.

      Online 'open textbooks' save students cash

      Open textbooks are free textbooks available online that are licensed to allow users to download, customize and print any part of the text. Professors can change content to fit their teaching styles. Read more

      Making time for tasks and still covering the syllabus

      This is the last in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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      From priming tasks and target tasks to language focus and grammar

      This is the third in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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      Six types of task for TBL

      This is the second in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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      Criteria for identifying tasks for TBL

      This is the first in a series of four articles which will explore how to integrate a task-based approach into a typical textbook to maximise learning opportunities for your learners and to save teacher preparation time.

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