Highly recommended

[Т А Кузнецова]

Highly recommended!

 

 

There are some web-sites which are really indispensable part of teaching and a great source of ready –made materials and teaching tips.

Let’s have a close look at www.teachingenglish.org.uk

 

There are several sections on the front page:

 

THINK: here you’ll find methodological articles on every field of teaching.

 

TRY: activities that can be taught from the site.

 

LATEST TIP: quick and easy activity based on practice.

 

TALK: questions that can be answered and discussed with other teachers all over the world.

 

LITERATURE: pieces of contemporary literature graded by levels from young learners up to upper –intermediate with lesson plans, handouts and even flashcards.

 

QUIZZES:

ready-made short quizzes.

 

LESSON PLANS: the latest one is based on a famous comedy of Shakespeare “Much Ado About Nothing”, the approach is very unusual from Internet resources about Shakespeare to history of Stratford-upon- Avon and life in Elizabethan England.

 

The site is supported by the BBC and British Council.

[Olesya]

Highly recommended!

 

 

There are some web-sites which are really indispensable part of teaching and a great source of ready –made materials and teaching tips.

Let’s have a close look at www.teachingenglish.org.uk

 

There are several sections on the front page:

 

THINK: here you’ll find methodological articles on every field of teaching.

 

TRY: activities that can be taught from the site.

 

LATEST TIP: quick and easy activity based on practice.

 

TALK: questions that can be answered and discussed with other teachers all over the world.

 

LITERATURE: pieces of contemporary literature graded by levels from young learners up to upper –intermediate with lesson plans, handouts and even flashcards.

 

QUIZZES:

ready-made short quizzes.

 

LESSON PLANS: the latest one is based on a famous comedy of Shakespeare “Much Ado About Nothing”, the approach is very unusual from Internet resources about Shakespeare to history of Stratford-upon- Avon and life in Elizabethan England.

 

The site is supported by the BBC and British Council.

Thanks a lot! I am only anxious about last problems with British Councils activities in Russia/ But resources are wonderful!

[spring2008]

Highly recommended!

There are some web-sites which are really indispensable part of teaching and a great source of ready –made materials and teaching tips.

Let’s have a close look at www.teachingenglish.org.uk

Lesson plans, ready–made materials are great!