Resources and courses: How to teach pronunciation, webinar, podcast, video talks and more
February 2022 Welcome to this month's second edition. We hope that you are well and find these courses and resources for February useful: Best wishes, The British Council TeachingEnglish Team www.teachingenglish.org.uk | |
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 ELTons 2022 - submit your application Have you produced an innovative English language teaching or learning product, publication or service in the last two years? Professionals in English language education around the world are invited to apply for the prestigious, international awards, across one of the five ELTons' categories. |
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|  Webinar for prospective ELTons 2022 applicants Join this webinar on 9 March to find out how to put your best foot forward for a British Council ELTons Innovation Award. This practical session will explain the application process and offer best practice tips. It will also provide an opportunity to meet the judges and get your ELTons questions answered. |
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 Episode 6: How can I teach effectively in challenging contexts? In episode 6, we hear from Mohammed Wais, a coordinator of the NGO 'Wave of Hope' at the Nea Kavala refugee camp in northern Greece, who shares his experience of teaching English in this challenging context, providing ideas, initiatives and insights into how teachers can be as effective as possible. |
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|  English Teaching Talks – Learning outside the classroom In these six short videos, Claudia Rey gives ideas and the inspiration for taking language learning outside the classroom, including making visits to galleries and museums, running extracurricular comedy or drama clubs, going on nature walks and doing virtual tours. |
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 A narrative context lesson: The class is the story In this interactive webinar, taking place on 24 February, participants will take part in an engaging narrative context lesson that will keep learners hooked throughout. The webinar focuses on the framework of a narrative context lesson, while discussing the advantages of contextualisation and how teachers can adapt real-world contexts to inspire students to become better citizens and broaden their understanding of the world around them. |
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|  Family snapshot If you teach young learners who are all the same age and live in the same town, opportunities for sharing and comparing life experiences can feel more limited than they would be in a multinational class of adult learners. This activity asks young learners to think about their own families and their lives, find and exchange information and report on and compare their findings. |
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 Food issues This lesson plan for teenagers at B1/B2 level is available in two versions: for online and face-to-face teaching. The face-to-face lesson plan looks at two food-related topics: school dinners and Britain's snack culture. The online lesson looks exclusively at Britain's snack culture. In both lessons, learners practise their reading and fluency skills and discuss food issues. |
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|  Teaching pathways: How to teach pronunciation It isn't too late to enrol now for our course 'Teaching pathways: How to teach pronunciation' starting on 1 March 2022. In this practical four-week online course, you will increase your understanding of phonology and your ability to support learners with effective pronunciation activities in the classroom. |
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