Teaching English 2.0 Newsletter 27th August 2009

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TeachingEnglish Newsletter 27th August  2009 Guest Writers have been a regular feature of TeachingEnglish since the site was relaunched in 2008, and have included Dave Willis, Jane Willis and Barry Tomalin, among others. You will find their articles on these pages, covering a wide range of subjects.  Read more English Language Assistants Find regular advice and classroom support for English language assistants. LearnEnglish Kids Children can develop their English skills with topic-based games, songs, stories. LearnEnglish Central Develop your English, with language games, downloads, stories and articles. BritLit The aim of BritLit is to help teachers from around the world to exploit English literature in the ELT classroom. Download Weekend, the latest BritLit kit. Welcome to the TeachingEnglish newsletter. This week we have new articles, activities and discussions which we hope will help to support and develop your teaching. Sincerely, Teaching English Team | British Council | BBC The holiday maze Students make decisions in pairs or groups with the aim of going on a successful holiday. It is based on a 'maze' principle, which gives students different options and a variety of different holiday outcomes. Read more  Eliciting The definition of the term in the Dictionary of Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics, ‘Techniques or procedures which a teacher uses to get learners to actively produce speech or writing', suggests that there may be wider applications. Read more  ELT Management - Introduction One of the major issues in ELT Management is how professionals in this field receive appropriate training and development. Many individuals start their managerial careers without any formal management training or qualifications and learn on the job, not always from the best of models. Read more A teacher has multiple roles to play A teacher has multiple roles to play. In a college of education a teacher becomes a role model. She must be exemplary. Her behavior must reflect the best human values. Students must look up to her, but how does one become a role model? Read more E-Books In this section there is a range of books and teacher resource packs of interest to teachers for download. The files are in Portable Document Format (pdf). Read more

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