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Teacher Talk Richard Firsten is a retired ESOL teacher, teacher-trainer and columnist I taught ESOL for over 35 years before I retired. During those years I was a classroom teacher, associate director of a university English language institute, and author of a number of textbooks both for students and teachers. Being retired, I have the luxury of time to observe how everyday native speakers are using the language in a variety of settings and contexts, and I have noticed some remarkable things going on that have taken hold where 20 years ago they never would have. Here’s a case in point, something that really did happen to me. Subtraction Games - Free math games for kids at Fun4thebrain The Murb Hospital is now taking new patients! Not feeling well, or just need a check-up, take the bus to 101 Third Avenue to visit the helpful doctors and nurses! Dr. Dylan, Nurse Prixie, and Nurse Nelly are excited to see you. Practice your subtraction facts as you help as the newest hospital volunteer! Dr. This game takes you into the laboratory of Kai, a budding young chemist, who seems to have mixed up his vials and created quite a problem. Bleepy's Gifts Bleepy's gift shoppe is very busy because of Valentine's Day. Monster Car Wash Tessie the two-headed teacher is helping Murb's library by having a fundraiser at the school. Zombie Prom Lucy is ready to dress the actor and actress from the lates movie, Zomie Prom! Snowy's Friend Snowy is having tons of fun this winter, but he is a little bit lonely when all the kids go home in the evening. Candy Capers Cargo Security! Security Officer Hubert could use your help down by the docks. Arrrgh! Muddy's Marsh Muddy lives in the marsh in Murb.
All About Adolescent Literacy | AdLit.org Recommended Lesson Activities - For English Language Teachers Accent Reduction Tips [+-] Tips for student and teachers to help reduce accents and improve pronunciation. Native-like pronunciation is a goal for many ESL students. Having tips and strategies to help them reduce their accent and achieve a more native-like pronunciation is beneficial for any speaking-pronunciation teacher. Keywords: activities advanced beginner intermediate speaking Debates and Discussions [+-] Topics for debate and discussion in ESL speaking classes. Intermediate and advanced students can make great use of debate-style discussions to improve their speaking and conversation skills. Keywords: activities advanced intermediate speaking English Club - Pronunciation [+-] Pronunciation tips, strategies, and exercises. English Club offers listening and repeating activities for ESL students to practice English pronunciation. Keywords: activities advanced beginner for teachers intermediate listening speaking English Club - Speaking [+-] Speaking topics and activities.
Noticing and communicative language teaching Dear Luiz, I’ve read your post about knowing that and knowing how…I firmly believe it makes a big difference and most of advanced students present some inaccuracies in grammar deriving from the way they were exposed to the topic in their learning process. I have also done some research on Noticing and interface position. At a first glance, it seemed to me something really different, but as I saw some examples and tips on how to help students noticing, I realized it is very similar to the communicative approach. Am I right? Thiago, São Paulo. Dear Thiago, Thank you for your question. I find it hard to define what a communicative approach to language learning is. A lot has happened since then. The point that I’m making is that, [pullquote]depending on how you define “communicative”, many classroom activities can be “legitimized” on those grounds and that includes noticing. Teacher 1 (presentation): “Ok, guys… Well, as I told you, I don’t smoke, remember? Um abraço,Luiz.
The image in English Language Teaching Each of these leading experts provide insightful articles and practical ideas for using still and moving images in language education. The list of contributors include Ben Goldstein, Anna Whitcher, Antonia Clare, Paul Driver, Sylvia Karasthati, Paul Dummett, Magdalena Wasilewska, Andreia Zakime, Elena Domínguez Romero, Jelena Bobkina, Candy Fresacher, Tyson Seburn, Chrysa Papalazarou, Magdalena Brzezinska, Emma Louise Pratt, Samantha Lewis, Jean Theuma, and Valéria Benévolo França who are all also members of the Visual Arts Circle, a collective which provides a wide range of resources for you to use and encourages discussion and debate around the use of images in language teaching. The book includes a preface by Gunther Kress, Professor of Semiotics and Education in the Department of Culture, Communication and Media Within the Institute of Education of University College London. It is available by open access thanks to the support of the ELT Council. Download this publication below.
English Teaching in Brazil FAQ: All Your Questions Answered Se você chegou aqui procurando um professor de inglês no Brasil, pode entrar em contato comigo que eu te indico um professor. What is it like being an English teacher in Brazil? All things considered, English teachers in Brazil have it pretty good. In my experience, Brazilian students have a strong desire to learn and come to class full of enthusiasm and ready to speak in English. Compared with students in other countries you won’t have to work as hard to get your Brazilian students to speak in class. The lifestyle of an English teacher in Brazil can be whatever you want it to be. Can I live off of being an English teacher? While the cost of living in Brazil is higher than the rest of South America the salary that you can make as an English teacher is also higher. In general, native English teachers in Brazil can expect to make R$20-40 an hour teaching at a school, and somewhere around R$40-60 an hour teaching to private students. What qualifications do I need to teach English in Brazil?
Sugestões de Atividades para Professores de Inglês A seguir apresentamos algumas sugestões de atividades para os professores de inglês utilizarem em suas aulas. Letras em seu lugar (3ª série) Turnos do dia (2ª série) Aposte certo (6º e 8º anos) Cartões-postais - Postcards (8º ano em diante) Semelhanças e diferenças (intermediário/ avançado) English lottery - A loteria do inglês (nível avançado) Lar, doce lar - Home, sweet home (nível básico) What's on the menu, please? Batalha naval - Naval battle (6º ano em diante) Texting for all (nível avançado) Professor, compartilhe atividades pedagógicas de Inglês nesta seção, enviando-as pela nossa seção "". Você pode consultar também atividades pedagógicas disponíveis no portal Só Pedagogia: Acessar www.pedagogia.com.br Como referenciar: "Atividades de Inglês" em Só Língua Inglesa.