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Have you heard of BritLit? You can find free kits for teachers based on stories and poems that can be suitable for primary, secondary and adult learners. It's a great way to introduce literature into your English language classroom!
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What do you remember about Snow White or The Three Little Pigs? In this lesson, students talk about well-known stories. They revise story telling vocabulary and then plan and write a fairy tale. You can download a complete plan and worksheet as usual!
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 | Vocabulary and autonomy |
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This article looks at ways to improve your students' abilities to both explore, store and use vocabulary. The general aim is to involve the students in a more autonomous fashion in their learning, rather than simply having them presented with word lists selected by the teacher or syllabus.
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 | Early Language Learning in Europe |
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| This study provides a detailed insight of the policy and implementation processes for early foreign language learning programmes in Europe, giving a rich description of learner experiences and contexts for learning. You can download the complete publication for free.
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 | Powerpoint for teachers |
If you have the right facilities in your classroom, powerpoint can be a simple but effective tool for a teacher. This video looks at some of the pros and cons of using it, and also gives some example activities you could try in your lessons.
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 | Tools for teachers |
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| Our special tools for teachers are now all available in one place on TeachingEnglish. You can find posters to download, an interactive phonemic chart, a flashcard maker, an ELT glossary and more. And in 2012 we'll be adding more, so watch out!
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 | If you are a learner or teacher of English, LearnEnglish has something for you. |
| Visit our Teach English pages to find out more about our work in Turkey. |
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