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| Regular readers will know that the TeachingEnglish website has hosted a number of Guest Writers. Why not have a look at our archive where you can find articles and blogs by ELT luminaries such as Adrian Underhill, Carol Read, Adrian Holliday and Michael Swan.
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| | | | | Welcome to the latest edition of the TeachingEnglish newsletter! This week we have a slightly unplugged theme to the newsletter. We have an article and a series of activities by Stuart Wiffin on teaching unplugged and an article by Tom Spain and Steve Muir on combining Dogme with technology.
From the EnglishAgenda website, we have information about the shortlist for the upcoming ELTons awards and there is also an update on how you can follow the IATEFL conference online. We have several new teaching resources in our Special events section to commemorate the anniversary of the start of the First World War and more resources celebrating the life of Shakespeare. For more teaching resources, we have the monthly lesson plan celebrating Earth hour.
Finally, if you are working with learners who have special educational needs, we have news of a new network being set up by the IATEFL YLTSIG to share ideas and resources. We hope you find these useful. Best wishes Paul TeachingEnglish Team | British Council | BBC | | |
| | |  | Teaching unplugged, or Dogme, has been around for quite a few years now. This new trio of articles and activities offer a review of the theories and ideas as well as giving a fresh perspective on the practicalities of dogme in the classroom. | | |
| | | | Monthly lesson plan - Earth Hour | |
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| |  | Our regular monthly lesson plan for March looks at Earth Hour. Earth Hour is an annual event organised by the World Wide Fund for Nature and our monthly lesson plan looks at this event in more detail. Students watch a promotional video for Earth Hour, read a text about Earth Hour in the UK, and talk about issues related to the topic as well as listening to a song as an extension activity. |
| | |  | The ELTons, sponsored by Cambridge English, are the only international awards that recognise and celebrate innovation in the field of English language teaching. Click the link below to see the ELTons shortlist of nominees for the 2014 awards. The winners will be announced at the award ceremony in London in May. See the shortlist
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| | | | | As with every year, The British Council will be managing IATEFL online. If you can't attend the 2014 Harrogate IATEFL Conference in person, follow the event online! Coverage will feature talks, sessions and recorded interviews with conference presenters and delegates. For more information on becoming a registered blogger for the event, click here. To visit the IATEFL online site, click here | |
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| | | | To commemorate the anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, the Anniversaries team have produced a number of lesson plans. We also have many lesson plans and resources celebrating the lives of several British writers, including Dylan Thomas, Shakespeare, Jane Austen and more. Take a look at the resources available here | | |
| | New Special Educational Needs (SEN) network | |
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| | | | A new network within the IATEFL YLTSIG is about to be set up. It is intended to draw together teachers, heads and coordinators from around the world who are interested in sharing ideas and resources to better the English language provision for students with any kind of specific learning needs. Read more | | |
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