| | | | Teaching kids
Back writing is a good activity for restless younger classes and is suitable for language assistants to use as well as teachers. Students work in teams to spell out words by writing letters on each others' backs or whispering them to each other.
| Teaching teens
This article takes a look at blogging, which is becoming increasingly popular as a language learning tool. It gives an overview of blogging websites, suggests why you might want to use them, and gives some practical advice on setting up blogs for use with your own classes.
| Teaching adults
Big numbers is a lesson plan for teachers of older teenage and adult students at low intermediate B1 level is about big numbers. Students will participate in a pair work jigsaw reading activity. Lots of our students have problems with big numbers and this lesson they revise big numbers in a fun and interactive way. |
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| | | | Development
Check out our Video tips, a series of short videos exploring different areas of teaching. Watch interviews with teachers and classroom interaction on a range of topics from Assessment to How to draw cats and dogs.
| Events
Kathleen M. Bailey's seminar 'Promoting learner autonomy through communication strategy training' approaches the topic of learner autonomy in the contexts of conversations in the target language. In order to get input, experience interaction, and produce conversational output, second language learners need to participate in sustained conversations. Watch a recording of this event.
| Magazine
The British Council ELTons Awards Ceremony and red carpet interviews will take place on Thursday 2 June, 1815-2015 UK time. Watch the livestream to find out which products have been given the ELTons seal of quality. Join the red carpet interviews and then watch the live ceremony hosted by author and former ELTons Lifetime Achievement recipient Alan Maley.
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