First Day : getting to know my students I’ve been teaching for a long, loooong time and one might expect I don’t have to suffer from first-class stress . But I’ve come to terms with myself and admitted that no matter how long I’ve been in the business , it is always going to feel like having a bull ( past the butterfly feeling) in my stomach. So again, I’m hunting books ,posts, and the Internet for ideas to use on the first day to get to know my students and to give them the first chance to use the language. By the way, these are the ones I used last year if you want to have a look ♥Interviewing your partner: Tell students they are going to interview four or five people they don’t know in the class. ♥Get to Know you Bingo: this one requires a bit of preparation but it’s not like you are already loaded with exams , is it? I would , of course, encourage follow-up questions when checking, with the students providing the questions- of course. ♥Who Am I..? ♥Five Questions.
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The English Smelter Using Songs to Teach English Larry Lynch tells us why songs should be an integral part of any EFL teacher's repertoire of resources. Language teachers can and should use songs as part of their classroom teaching repertoire. Songs contain authentic language, are easily obtainable, provide vocabulary, grammar and cultural aspects and are fun for the students. They can provide valuable speaking, listening and language practice in and out of the classroom. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. These are only some of the many reasons songs are useful in the language learning classroom. Prof. Comments What do you think of this article? Frank, you can use Beatles, ABBA and various country songs for your classes. Share this page Add your comment Ask a question about using songs in the Teaching and methodology forum
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Creative Writing Lesson: Fictional Narratives Subjects English Language Arts -Creative Writing -Fiction -Narratives Grade Brief Description With this creative writing exercise, students use introspection and visioning to inspire a fictional narrative. Objectives Students will Explore narratives in fiction and journalism. Keywords Creative writing, creativity, fiction, narrative, brainstorming, visioning, introspection, imagination Materials Needed Writing utensils Notebooks Internet access Method of projecting videos for all-class viewing Method of electronic collaborative writing Lesson Plan Day 1 Use these two videos from TED-Ed to inspire students. How Fiction Can Change Reality - Jessica Wise (run time 4:29) Capturing Authentic Narratives - Michele Weldon (run time 3:18) Ask students to summarize the main ideas from the videos (e.g., how fiction influences cultural ideas and attitudes; how journalists capture authentic, compelling narratives that advance human understanding and connection). Day 2 Day 3 Think of an empty space. Day 4 and Beyond
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