Home | Practice Makes Perfect. How Do I Calculate My FCE Score? — FCE Exam Tips. Useful FCE websites. Here are all of the useful websites I can find to help students preparing for the Cambridge First Certificate exam. Please let me know if there are any broken links, or if you find something you think I should add. General www.flo-joe.com/fce/ Great website, full of tips, especially for Reading, Use of English and Writing. I’d definitely recommend students look at the word bank every day, and that teachers try to make use of those words in their classes to motivate students to use it! There is also a bank of writing showcasing all of the different text types, including teacher feedback. The official Cambridge FCE website, with information about the length of the papers and the task types, as well as some free materials to download. Three sites aimed at students.
FCE Result Practice exams Grammar. How to Pass the FCE Exam - Exam Tips and Advice for FCE Students and Teachers. Cambridge First Certificate (FCE) games/ worksheets. Stacks of B2 First PDFs and other teaching ideas. If you find anything useful here and want more, please support TEFLtastic. Articles on all parts of the B2 First exam 25 stupid things about FCE and see the index pages below for articles on individual parts of the exam Worksheets for all parts of Cambridge First B2 First first classes page B2 First exam and self-study tips speculating practice Self-study for B2 First discussion (set up like a Speaking Part Three task, talking about all parts of the exam) Worksheets for specific parts of Cambridge First Cambridge First Paper 1 Reading and Use of English index pages Cambridge First Use of English games, worksheets and teaching tips page – B2 First Use of English Part One games/ worksheets – B2 First Use of English Part Two open cloze games/ worksheets – B2 First Use of English Part Three word formation games/ worksheets – B2 First Use of English Part Four key word sentence transformations games/ worksheets Cambridge First Paper 2 Writing index pages.
5 Activities to Make Your PowerPoint More Engaging. A few days ago on the Teaching English – British Council Facebook page there was a discussion about PowerPoint – Do you love it or hate it? The discussion linked to an article by Rob Lewis who talked about ways PowerPoint could be used in class. In an earlier post he also wrote about the good points and bad points of PowerPoint. I thought that it was an interesting discussion overall and I enjoyed reading other teachers’ opinions. Most people would agree that PowerPoint is just a tool and that the way you use it determines whether it is useful or not. The people who love it, love it because it is easy to use and a convenient way to show pictures in the classroom. The people who hate it, hate it because they have had bad experiences with it in the past where they were subjected to death by PowerPoint in the presentations they watched.
This article will look at 5 different activities. My hope is that other teachers will find these activities useful. Contents Download the templates: Kahoot! - Login.