Download Of The Month: Plagiarism Poster
Here’s another poster for you (I wrote about my love of classroom posters here). Unlike previous examples, they don’t always have to have a linguistic purpose, but can also help the learners be better at studying. In this case, it … Continue reading Download Of The Month: Plagiarism Poster
Download Of The Month: Superpower Warmer
Here’s a super simple way to get your students talking. A couple of simple questions for them to talk about in pairs and small groups. And even people who don’t like superhero movies can imagine having a super power! Continue reading Download Of The Month: Superpower Warmer
Download Of The Month: Uncountable Nouns Poster
As I mentioned here, I’m a big fan of posters in the classroom, so here’s another one I made for you to download and print out. Don’t forget that this isn’t a substitute for teaching, it’s a support for accurate … Continue reading Download Of The Month: Uncountable Nouns Poster
Download Of The Month: Storytelling Icons Warmer
It’s always good to get your students making up stories and exercising their imagination, and on this powerpoint you can give your students a fun way to create a story to get them ready for class. The procedures are very … Continue reading Download Of The Month: Storytelling Icons Warmer
Reflections on… Pronunciation
This is one in a series of posts in which I look back on 10 years of blogging and reflect on posts from the past. I was slightly nervous about this one, if I’m being honest. I hadn’t read this … Continue reading Reflections on… Pronunciation
Download Of The Month: Respect Poster
Here’s another useful classroom poster for you. I used this one when I had a group of teenagers that I was struggling with. Find out why I’m a big fan of classroom posters here. Continue reading Download Of The Month: Respect Poster
Reflections on… How do they get time?
This is one in a series of posts in which I look back on 10 years of blogging and reflect on posts from the past. 10 years ago I wrote this post in which I pontificated on the amazing productivity … Continue reading Reflections on… How do they get time?
(Almost) Infinite ELT Ideas: Mystery Objects
(Almost) Infinite ELT Ideas was an idea originally conceived by Sandy Millin, and shared on her blog of the same name. In her words… I will post a prompt for you to exercise your teaching muscles by making suggestions on … Continue reading (Almost) Infinite ELT Ideas: Mystery Objects
Download Of The Month: Coursebook Creativity Warmer
In this warmer, you are encouraging the students to be a bit rebellious and break the rules! Procedure (slide 2) Show the class the first example and ask them to tell you what has happened (a student has drawn a … Continue reading Download Of The Month: Coursebook Creativity Warmer
Reflections on… Teaching Like Mike Leigh?
This is one in a series of posts in which I look back on 10 years of blogging and reflect on posts from the past. In my last post, I reflected back on one of the most popular posts I’ve … Continue reading Reflections on… Teaching Like Mike Leigh?
