Express Publishing (ELT)

 
Here is an alphabetical selection for classroom fun. They also practice pronunciation as students try to get their tongues around the sounds.     read more >>

In class, what listening do students do? They listen to you when you’re explaining, presenting, giving individual feedback, telling an anecdote or story. They listen to each other in pairs, groups or whole class activities.  They also listen to course book CDs, DVDs and information off the internet. We usually want them to make some sort of response to demonstrate they have understood the message so we give them listen and do tasks.     read more >>

 

 
According to an organization named Futuresource Consulting, one in seven classrooms in the world will have interactive whiteboards by the year 2011.     read more >>

Intermediate levels and above

Beginning and ending stories.

“Techniques to begin your story”
An interesting beginning is as important as an interesting ending. An interesting beginning will catch the reader’s attention and make him/her want to continue reading.     read more >>