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| | | | Greetings!
This week's TeachingEnglish newsletter contains a mix of lesson plans, articles, ideas and questions. There's an article about using sitcoms as a teaching tool and also some teaching tips for first lessons as the new academic year starts in many countries.
There are two lesson plans for you to try, one focuses on the senses and the other is part of a new series of lessons based on the work of Charles Dickens whose 200th anniversary we will be celebrating on the TeachingEnglish site.
Finally, there's a request for help from one of our readers who wants to know how to best prepare a business English course without a course book. If you've got any experience creating these kinds of materials perhaps you could help out.
Best wishes Duncan TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC | | |
| | |  | English teachers have been using videos in the classroom for decades and, more recently DVDs and online video clips from Youtube or Myspace. Sitcoms are an excellent classroom resource for a number of reasons. Read more | | |
| | |  | What's your favourite smell? Did you know that flies can taste with their feet? In this lesson, students read and talk about the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell, in relation to humans and animals.
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| | | | In this lesson students learn about divorce law through a jigsaw reading activity and then give a short presentation on an aspect of it. The lesson is recommended for legal English course, but can be used for other professionals or adult general English class. Read more | | |
| | |  | Do you have discipline problems in the classroom? If you do, how do you manage it? We asked around at IATEFL Brighton - watch the replies we got and add your own below! Read more | | |
| | | | Before going into your first class with a new group you may feel a little nervous. It can be quite daunting to stand up in front of people if you are not used to doing so, and for many Language Assistants who are students themselves it will be a strange kind of role reversal.
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| | I have recently started a class with business English students. The problem is there is no course book. I need to make a programme up from scratch. I am looking forward to the challenge, but, has anyone got any tips or ideas of how to go about it.
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