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Welcome to another TeachingEnglish newsletter. This week we have the usual selection of activities, articles and ready made lesson plans to help you with your teaching.
There is an article on using portfolios in ELT and the opportunity to try using them in your own class with an activity which looks at the biography section of portfolios. As always there's plenty to discuss and you can contribute your own ideas to Dario Banegas' blog and help a student with his poll looking at the use of interactive whiteboards in teaching. Don't forget you can keep up with the latest teaching discussion on our Facebook page which has now moved to a new location.
TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC
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 | Teachers and learners have been working with Language Portfolios since the mid 1990s, and between 1998 and 2000 various ELP models were piloted in Europe. There has been much literature written about them and there are lots of interesting examples. In the year 2001, which was also the European Year of Languages, The Council of Europe launched ELPs throughout Europe.
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 | The Biography section of portfolios is a documentation of the learners' personal language learning history and can include, for example, a short narrative about the summer camp they attended and for which they may include a certificate of attendance in the passport section.
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 | The following are projects to be carried out with our 16-17 year-old students in the last year of secondary education. Each project aims at rounding up a set of topics connected with different school subjects. At the moment we're working on the first project listed below. I'm already looking forward to sharing the outcomes with you in the future!
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