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Welcome to another TeachingEnglish newsletter! This week we have exciting news about a whole new area of the site; ' Networks'. This new section is where you'll find resources and ideas for your teacher association or other professional development group. There's also a new article about how to run a successful conference. We have the second article from Adrian Underhill who looks at activities that you can use with the chart from Sound Foundations. There's a new lesson plan about life of on other planets for lower level teenage students and there's also information about a new listening activity that you can use with the LearnEnglish podcasts. Best wishes, Duncan TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC  |
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 | | Core activities for using the chart to integrate pronunciation |
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 | I often see the Sound Foundations chart (you can see it below) in classrooms, and teachers using it to bring pronunciation into the central arena of language work. But sometimes teachers say they have not been introduced to a basic method for using it and they end up treating it like an ordinary wall chart. Read more |
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 | This is a simple listening activity that can be used with adults and secondary groups, and is based on LearnEnglish Elementary Podcasts. There is a lead-in activity that students can do in class and then a follow on task that can be done in class or set as homework. Read more |
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 | This lesson looks at recent developments in the search for habitable planets and opens up the topic of the possibility of life on other planets. It will help students understand a text about space exploration and develop their vocabulary on the topic of astronomy and space exploration. Read more |
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 | | Easy to use Web 2.0 tools |
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 | I'm just thinking about tools that don't require registration and e-mail confirmation as it will be too time consuming. They are digital natives, I know but they are only good at playing computer games and as they are young learners they are slower than the teenagers. However, they are more motivated and enthusiastic. Read more |
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 | Networks is where you'll find resources and ideas for your teacher association, teachers' club, reading club, or any other professional development group. You'll try, think, talk, train and transform together with like-minded colleagues. You're welcome to join and help Networks grow! Read more |
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 | | What makes a successful conference? |  | |  | |
 | As an educator, I find that attending a good conference always gives me the refreshing feeling of reassurance that I am in the right profession, and one that offers new challenges, new insights, new formats for the more experienced and is welcoming to and encourages the less experienced. In sum, it is still for me, after my many years in it, a worthwhile and forward-looking profession. Read more
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