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Four Ideas for Using Complex Audio in Class
Have you ever gotten tired of using your course book’s neat and tidy audio for your classes? Ever think: this stuff just doesn’t fit with what my students do everyday outside their classroom? I’ve had this happen to me many times, and I think there’s something we can do about it. Don’t get me wrong: ...
Do You Learn in a Straight Line?
Language learning doesn’t happen in a straight line. It’s more like a complex web of scribbles. But if you take a peek into your language course, you’ll notice that your syllabus seems to move in a mostly straight line. It progresses, step by step, and quite seamlessly from chapter/unit 1 through to course end. Reviews ...
Does your ESL class “Upgrade” your Students?
English class, from a teaching perspective, usually flows around grammar rules, vocabulary words, listening exercises and course book readings. It’s a product focused environment. The other day on my way to a class, I heard an amusing announcement for a local English school. Their catch line: Come in for your free English lesson. 9/10 people ...
Does your ESL class "Upgrade" your Students?
English class, from a teaching perspective, usually flows around grammar rules, vocabulary words, listening exercises and course book readings. It’s a product focused environment. The other day on my way to a class, I heard an amusing announcement for a local English school. Their catch line: Come in for your free English lesson. 9/10 people ...
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