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Right or Wrong? Right or Left? is an activity for checking information with young learners. Using total physical response, this is a flexible activity which can be used to practise any language and the only resource you need are the learners themselves.
| Teaching teens
This lesson for B1-B2 level students focuses on describing houses, and what our houses can say about us. Students will review vocabulary to describe different types of houses and their features, read about unusual housing types, speak about housing in their own country and take part in a discussion about young people leaving home.
| Teaching adults
This article by Patrick Howarth looks at register and degrees of formality. Patrick discusses what appropriacy is, how it is expressed in English and why it is important. He then goes on to suggest strategies which can help to raise learners' sensitivity to recognition, and help them with appropriate production.
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| | | | Development
In-service teacher development workshops are stand-alone workshops for teachers at stage 3 (developing) of the British Council's CPD framework. They are appropriate for teachers working in any educational context - primary, secondary, tertiary or adult. Topics include: Process writing, Grammar, Learning Styles, and Becoming a reflective practitioner. | Events
Who are this year's innovators in English Language Teaching? Watch the livestream of this year's ELTons Awards Ceremony and red carpet interviews on Thursday 2 June, 1815-2015 UK time to find out more. The ceremony this year will be hosted by author and former ELTons Lifetime Achievement recipient Alan
Maley.
| Magazine
Read Sandy Millin's latest blog post 'Using podcasts to develop listening skills'. Podcasts are an excellent way to work on listening skills and Sandy suggests activities which students and teachers can use in addition to providing some tips to help get you started.
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