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Questions:
1. Who died on the date he was born, couldn’t spell his name, (or at least spelt it about 7 different ways), never went to university, but enriched the English language with 2000 new words?
2. How many queens of England have been named Elizabeth?
| a) 2 | b) 3 | c) 4 |
Text messaging. What shorthand do your students use? Do they use English? Ask them to do this quiz and add three of their own SMS speaks. read more >>
Learning Outcome: Students will begin to practice the skills of good listening.
Materials Needed: Agenda written on the chalkboard or on chart paper Evaluation questions written on chalkboard or chart paper Blank sheets of chart paper, marker.
Explain that being able to listen to people well is an important skill that can help us prevent conflicts and solve conflicts that do happen in a way that leaves everybody satisfied. Today we’re going to set up some guidelines for good listening. read more >>
“A bird does not sing because it has an answer. It sings because it has a song.”
Chinese proverb
When students are repeating, doing drills and practice tasks they are not really communicating as one would naturally where the interaction has the purpose of getting messages across in a specific read more >>
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