for_s Anglais en ligne » Niveaux B1 et B2 NIVEAUX B1 ET B2 (utilisateurs indépendants): Sur le site de l’Université de Victoria (British Columbia, Canada), vous trouverez des exercices vous permettant de travailler la compréhension de l’écrit. Plusieurs niveaux vous sont proposés: - Lower Intermediate - Intermediate Le New York Times propose des exercices en ligne à partir du contenu de ses articles, dans une section intitulée « The Learning Network »: - Daily News Quiz (QCM interactif sur l’actualité du jour, avec liens vers les articles correspondants) - Word of the Day (apprendre un nouveau mot par jour, ses définitions et la façon dont il est utilisé dans le New York Times du jour) - Student Crossword Archive (les mots croisés thématiques du New York Times, en version interactive et simplifiée) - Fill-in (retrouver ou replacer les mots manquants de l’article tiré du New York Times) - 6 Q’s About the News (répondez à 6 questions sur un sujet donné et vérifiez vos réponses en lisant l’article correspondant) podenglishlessonplans.doc
ESL Reading Activities - Interactive Games Every ESL textbook will have reading comprehension lessons. Take any reading lesson and here are 4 reading activities and how to make reading more interactive, fun, and interesting for your international students. Even a reading lesson can become an interactive game. Let's get them moving and out of their seats. As ESL teachers you can put them in your bag of tricks the next time you want to 'spice up' your reading lessons. 1. Students get into groups of three. Writer is given a list of reading comprehension questions at the desk. Writer asks the runner the first question. Students continue to do this until all questions are answered. As a class, go over answers or any questions about the reading. 2. Separate students in half. Other half of the students are given questions and they can work together to predict what the reading will be about and what they think the answers will be. Pair students who read with the students who have the questions. Reading Race Reading Scavenger Hunt
for_share_1385802387986 Film-english This EFL lesson is designed around Head Over Heels an Oscar-nominated puppet animation directed by Timothy Reckart. Students practise using idiomatic expressions, watch a short film and talk about love and relationships. Language level: Intermediate (B1) – Advanced (C1) Learner type: Teens and adults Time: 90 minutes Activity: Exercise on body idioms, watching a short film and speaking Topic: Love and relationships Language: Idiomatic expressions related to parts of the body and relationships. Materials: Short film, body idioms worksheet and relationship questions Downloadable materials: head over heels lesson instructions body idioms worksheet realtionship questions Step 1 Write the following sentence on the board: “I always get butterflies in my stomach when I have to speak in public.” Ask your students if they can understand the idiomatic expression “to have butterflies in one’s stomach.” Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 “John’s madly in love with his new girlfriend; he’s head over heels” Step 5 Step 6 Step 7
English Listening Skills and Activities-Effective Listening Practice for ESL EFL Learners and Teachers English listening skills for ESL EFL learners and teachers. Comprehension quizzes for listening skill improvement for beginner, intermediate and advanced ESL EFL English levels. Improve Listening Skills - English listening skilsImprove you listening skills with RealAudio and these listening strategies Aquiring Listening SkillsAcquiring listening skills is frustrating. This is because successful listening skills are acquired over time and with lots of practice. It's frustrating for students because there are no rules as in grammar teaching. Intonation and Stress: Key to UnderstandingThis feature takes a look at how intonation and stress influence the way English is spoken. English Learning PodcastsOverview of podcasting for English teachers and learners including an introduction to podcasting and recommended sites with English learning podcasts.
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Teaching approaches and strategies / Oral language / ESOL teaching strategies / Pedagogy Te Kete Ipurangi Navigation: Te Kete Ipurangi Communities Schools Te Kete Ipurangi user options: Close Search community Searching ...... English - ESOL - Literacy Online website navigation You are here: Teaching approaches and strategies This page includes teaching approaches that are effective for all learners, and particularly useful for English language learners. Key resources Background to teaching and learning strategies Thinking Back to top Writing Speaking/Listening Reading Before reading: During reading: Comprehension strategies After reading: Vocabulary Metacognition RIQ (also called 3,2,1) Published on: 24 Feb 2009 Footer: TKI - Te Kete Ipurangi New Zealand Government © Crown copyright.