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| Carol Read, author of 500 Activities for the Primary Classroom, is just one of the writers to have appeared in our regular series of Guest Writers. Watch out for her return later in the year!
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Happy New Year and welcome to the first TeachingEnglish newsletter of 2012!
We hope you are looking forward to another year's fruitful teaching. 2012 is the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens and a dedicated section of the site provides extra lesson plans, listening exercises and video materials in the run up to the bicentenary of his birth in February.
We are also pleased to announce this year's 'Blogathon', which will get under way on January 16, with teachers from six countries blogging for a month. Even if you don't live in any of the participating, countries why not have a look and get involved in the discussion?
Meanwhile, if you're still looking for some lesson ideas for the start of the year we've got a lesson plan called 'All about me' which gives students the opportunity to do a 'live listening' in class.
Best wishes
Duncan TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC | | |
| | |  | The TeachingEnglish Blogathon starts on 16 January 2012! The Blogathon is a blogging marathon that brings together teachers of English (in Armenia, Croatia, Georgia, Israel, Turkey and Russia) to share good practice in ELT and find out more about blogging. Why not have a look and comment on what you read?
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| | |  | This lesson provides students with a live listening on the topic of the teacher's personal interests and opinions. The students then use this as a model to chat about similar topics with their classmates using basic tenses and a variety of structures. Read more |
| | | | British Council Seminars' first live lesson was taught by Luke Meddings in November 2011. You can watch footage of the 'dogme' lesson in the first video below, in which Luke demonstrates the approach with a group of international students in London. The second video is of a Q&A session Luke did immediately after the live lesson.
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| | | | On these pages we are publishing content to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of Charles Dickens, one of the great English language writers. You will be able to find video, audio and lesson plans to help you cover his work in your classroom.
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| | The latest featured blog comes from David Petrie, based in Portugal. We enjoyed his series of entries in December, with a rather seasonal title - the 12 days of geekmas. Thankfully David's not singing a geek's version of the famous Christmas song, but does have lots of practical ideas for you to consider.
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