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| Welcome to the TeachingEnglish newsletter. This week's content includes a new feature on the site - video tips. Please note, next Wednesday 4 November we expect the site to be offline for around two hours due to essential maintenance. Please check the homepage for exact details.
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 | This is the first in our new series of video tips. What do you think is important when you tell a story to young learners? Watch the video of our six tips then if you have more tips to share, leave them below.
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 | This idea comes from a short story by Raymond Carver called 'Put yourself in my shoes'. The activity encourages creativity, in a subtle way, by giving the first line of the story for students to build on. It can be simplified according to level.
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 | This series of videos looks at some of the challenges that English language teachers face around the world. It includes areas such as teaching pronunciation, monitoring and giving feedback.
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 | Now English is the language of the world, every educated person should acquire it either as a native, second or foreign language. But is it necessary to speak like a native speaker?
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 | Read Tessa Woodward's last blog entry for TeachingEnglish, in which she reflects on her experience as a blogger on the site: 'I must say I do miss the face to faceness of communication. I wonder sometimes, did the person that I wrote to find my message funny, appropriate, useful?'
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