5 Inspiring TED Talks To Transform Your English Class - The Teaching Cove It’s no secret that TED talks are all the rage in the English classroom. So, why write a teaching tips post about them if everyone uses them anyway? Well, I really believe that it’s not just about turning on Youtube or TED and letting your students listen. It’s the activities they do that make or break the lesson. I LOVE speaking activities. No surprise there – that’s what my PhD research is on! So, how do you do it right then, you ask? 3 Tips for Teaching TED 1. Controversy in my English class? You’ll be surprised by the passion some students (even teenagers) have for certain topics! 2. Personal relevance is especially important in teaching TED talks in private tutoring lessons! Make sure you consider your students’ ages to ensure it is personally relevant for them. 3. What’s that, you say? Not sure how to create one? I have an example coming up for you in December Printables Package, which will be out shortly! Now, the inspiring part! 5 Inspiring TED Talks 1. Kio Stark thinks so. 2. 3.
ECRIRE EN ANGLAIS : Medical Writing (conseils méthodologiques de l’université Purdue de l’Indiana sur la rédaction d’articles médicaux en anglais) Summary: This resource contains information on medical journalism. The material explains the objectives of medical journalism and its applications in the media. Moreover, this resource demonstrates ways writers can accurately translate complex, scientific literature into layperson's terms. Contributors:Brent ArdaughLast Edited: 2012-06-25 09:47:47 Introduction Medical writing is an interdisciplinary field that applies knowledge of both rhetoric and science to enhance reader understanding of medical phenomena. Medical writing is different from other types of professional writing because it incorporates knowledge, methods, and terminology from a variety of fields. Medical journalism, a subspecialty of medical writing, is important because it helps connect the scientific community with the general public. Goals of Medical Journalism Elements of Medical Journalism Accuracy Translation Translating primary literature is one of the most challenging aspects of medical journalism. Before After References
Medical problems and symptoms guessing Teachers’ instructions: photocopy the worksheets, cut along the lines and give out one card per student. You can leave out any cards you think are too adult for your class. Once their partner has guessed, give them new a card and keep the cards moving around the class. Roleplay cards ———————————————————————————————- Your problem is: You are spending too much time sitting at a computer Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. Don’t tell your partner what your problem is, just tell them what the symptoms are, e.g. PDF version for easy saving and printing: Medical Problems Roleplay pdf printable
Luke’s ENGLISH Podcast | Learn British English with Luke Thompson JEU : Understanding medical words (jeu interactif sur la formation des mots dans le vocabulaire médical, sponsorisé par U.S. National Library of Medicine) You Are Here: Understanding Medical Words Tutorial URL of this page: <span class="js-disabled-message">To use the sharing features on this page, please enable JavaScript. This tutorial teaches you about medical words. You can use this tutorial on our website or download Understanding Medical Words Tutorial (PDF, 1.3 MB). What's in this for me? Find out why you and your doctor sometimes are speaking different languages. Not helpfulVery helpful Thank you for your feedback!
The roots of Medical English Lesson Plan The Roots of Medical English Aims: Making Medical English more memorable and understandable by analyzing its roots in other languages Skills: Scanning and skimming reading skills, understanding how a text links together, describing things you don’t know the word for (extension), pronunciation, Resources: (PG= per group, PS= per student) PS: 1 x Worksheet 1 (Optional) PG: 1 page from Worksheet 2 PG: 1 x Worksheet 3, cut up into sections PS: 1x Worksheet 3 (Optional) PS: 1 x Worksheet 4 Time: Approx 50 minutes (not including extension activities) PDF version of the lesson plan for easy saving and printing: Roots of Medical English Lesson plan Worksheets Worksheet 1 – The roots of English identify the country Worksheet 2 – The roots of English identify the word Worksheet 3 – The history of medical English Worksheet 4 – The original meanings of medical vocabulary More medical word roots (material for teachers) Like this: Like Loading...
Larry Ferlazzo - Online tools These include The Best Web Tools For English Language Learners (In Other Words, The Ones My Students Regularly Use) and The Best Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced English Language Learner Sites. Now, though, I think it's time to narrow them down to my choices for the "best of the best" or, in other words, an "All-Time Best" list. Here are my choices, and I hope readers will let me know if they agree, disagree, and/or think I've missed some (one key requirement is that they are all free to use). Obviously, The British Council has tons of great resources. I'm obviously biased, but I think the weekly student interactives I create for The New York Times are very useful to English Language Learners. The Reading and Everyday Life activities from GCF LearnFree are excellent. ESL-Bits has good exercised for Intermediate English Language Learners. Kiz Klub has many simple interactive books to read with audio support for the text. Mrs. Duolingo has got to be number one in this category.
20 Top-notch Resources to Transform Your Advanced ESL Lessons | FluentU English Educator Blog Sometimes walking into an advanced ESL lesson is a little bit daunting. Advanced learners already have robust vocabularies and are often more comfortable with grammar than many native English speakers. So we teachers are often stuck with the question: “What can I even teach them?” Luckily, we’re teaching in the days of the World Wide Web. It takes some digging, but the Internet is an absolute treasure trove of fantastic resources for advanced ESL lessons. Some of these resources are specially tailored for ESL students. We’ve done the digging for you, so the next time you’re running low on ideas for your advanced classes, look no further than these 20 top-notch resources. Academic Skills One thing that advanced lessons often focus on is academic skills. These resources are great for any teacher working on improving their students’ ability to compete in the academic world. 1. There’s a certain kind of vocabulary that students need if they’re going to be completing their education in English. 2.
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conversations topics for teenagers Image credit: guesstheemoji-answers.com Follow me on twitter @RobbioDobbio I can’t remember where I got this idea from, I think it was Lindsay Clandfield at the Barcelona IH Conference two weeks ago. My Emoji Weekend Preparation Write what you did at the weekend, but, write it in emojis. Take a photo of the emojis and either print them out or project them in some way. Class Procedure Show students the emojis and tell them that they represent your weekend. Give students about 5 mins to prepare their text, monitoring and boarding any vocabulary. My Weekend On Saturday morning I had a lie-in because I was very tired. On Sunday I had to get up early, I got up at 7am. Pair-work Now give students 2 minutes to draw their weekend in emojis. Students then have to guess what their partner did by looking at their emojis.
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