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Refugee Week Conference 2019 materials | Refugee Week Image (c) Ambrose Musiyiwa, CivicLeicester How can we use the arts and sports to bring people together? What are the best ways to publicise our events and projects, and how do we make sure the right people are in the lead? These questions and more were the subject of rich discussion at our national Refugee Week Conferences 2019 in Coventry (11 February) and London (15 February). We hope the notes and other materials below will be useful in your planning for Refugee Week 2019, as well as wider projects on arts and culture, refugees and social change. Do also check out Conference highlights, as told by delegates on Twitter – Coventry here and London hereBeautiful photos from both days – Coventry here and London hereMore on the Refugee Week 2019 theme ‘You, me and those who came before’ Introducing Refugee Week 2019 Listen – Refugee Week UK Coordinator Emily Churchill Zaraa on Refugee Week, this year’s theme and how you can get involved: Audio Player Handout 1 – Media and Interview Tips
BBC Learning English | Pronunciation Tips Do coaching and technology make a good fit? - Biz-E-training This post is adapted from an article published in Business Issues, the IATEFL BESIG Newsletter, Summer 2015, Issue 90, and is reproduced with the kind permission of the Editor, Chris Stanzer. Available from In recent years, the use of coaching techniques in ELT has become increasingly widespread. The shift in role from teacher to coach has perhaps been prompted to some extent by the possible financial rewards it can bring, but when working in corporate settings with adult learners, establishing a coach / coachee relationship in the classroom, especially with one-to-one clients, would seem to make good pedagogical as well as commercial sense. In their recently published e-book From English Teacher to Learner Coach (FETLC), Daniel Barber and Duncan Foord make a very convincing case for adopting coaching in ELT to develop learner motivation and autonomy. Early in the book, the authors observe that Self-study set for the group to prepare the role-plays Apps to go
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15 top fun pronunciation games 1. Shadow reading Students try to speak at exactly the same speed and rhythm as the CD, then try one more time with the sound turned down in the middle of the recording to see if they are still in time when the sound is turned back up. 2. Syllables snap Students take turns turning […] 1. Shadow reading Students try to speak at exactly the same speed and rhythm as the CD, then try one more time with the sound turned down in the middle of the recording to see if they are still in time when the sound is turned back up. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Leave a comment...
Video Creation This page is designed to introduce and show you how to use various free video creation resources. Click here to learn how to create choose your own adventure videos in YouTube. Making Videos on the Web - A Guide for Teachers How to make an Animoto video. Introduction to the Myna sound mixer. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Here's an example of stop motion video made by students.