There are plenty of pre-made resources available in lots of coursebooks and online, but most of them are geared towards a specific language point. Games can be versatile and great way to practise language in an informal and relaxed setting.
Listening activities for comprehension and language acquisition - Part 2
Part 2: The Processes of listening (1 and 2)
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Listening activities for comprehension and language acquisition - Part 1
Part 1 : Introduction
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Teaching English to teenagers - 3 points
Every teacher has different favourite age groups. I’ve met teachers of adults who are terrified of all children; kindergarten teachers who love screaming toddlers but don’t know what to do with more mature and sedate students; and teachers of all levels who have a particular problem with 7 year old boys to be very specific. However, the most common and more long term issue seems to be how to work effectively with teens.
5 tips to make lesson preparation easy
The bus was late. There’s a queue at the photocopier that runs right around the staffroom. All the books you need are scattered like ruins across the desks. Just another ordinary morning.