Film English This EFL lesson is designed around a short film called Educate the Heart and the themes of education and compassion. Students talk about education and compassion, categorise vocabulary, watch a short film and write a composition. Language level: Intermediate (B1) – Advanced (C1) Learner type:Teens and adults Time: 90 minutes Activity: Watching short film, speaking, watching an interview and writing a composition Topic: Education and compassion Language: Vocabulary related to education and compassion Materials: Short video, interview, 2 wordles, and video and interview transcripts Downloadable materials: educate the heart lesson instructions educate the heart transcript shane koyczan interview Step 1 Show students this wordle and tell them that it was created from the words of a quotation by Aristotle. Step 2 Get students to read out their sentences and then show them the correct quotation. Step 3 Put the students into small groups and ask them to discuss the quotation. How do we educate the mind?
Tools for Educators - free worksheet templates, printable game templates, 100% customizable worksheet makers with images! ESL Activities Games Worksheets Sylwia Clayton – Metodyka. Rozwój. Inspiracje. Blog dla nauczycieli i lektorów jezyków obcych Actively Learn Gleams of hope do exist, epidemiologists and other experts say, and it’s important to remember them to stay resilient in difficult times. It can get overwhelming: a drumbeat of bleak news about the coronavirus pandemic, with events changing so fast that one week seems unrecognizable from the last. “In the moment, it’s painful and miserable and it’s hard,” said Jeremy Ortman, a mental health counselor in New York. “We don’t know what it’s going to look like on the other side.” But he and other experts said that, to stay resilient in uncertain and frightening times, it was critical to remember that bright spots do exist, and to keep those gleams of hope in mind. “Whenever I’ve asked people what thing they’re most proud of in their lives, it’s always connected to times of pain or strife or struggle and how they got through it,” he said. So, you are probably asking by now, what positives are there to remember? question 2 DOK 2 Standard RI.4 Reread the sentence from the article: Explanation Poll
Rob Whyte ESL study lessons, English worksheets and student material. SIX SENTENCES Time: 15-25 minutes Level: High beginner + Example: Visit teacher2b.com The Idea This controlled writing activity helps students write clear sentences by focusing their attention on every word. Step 1 Write a six-sentence paragraph with three rules. Do not repeat any word, including contractions and articles. The paragraph must tell a story. Tagged as: learn English writing, teaching writing Here is another writing activity to help ESL students learn English writing. ESL teachers usually look for new writing prompts and warm-ups to help their students stay interested in learning English writing. 100 Word Story is a website, a writing challenge and a terrific writing idea for the ESL classroom. Tagged as: ESL writing, teach English Update Let’s review some of the writing skills we have learned and practiced so far in this English composition class. Tagged as: ESL writing, teach English writing exercises
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Improve your English using Youtube Lesson Plans - Welcome to Willis ELT If you want us to tell you about new lessons as we post them please send us an email. NEW: Three lessons based on written texts at the intermediate level. All of these lessons begin with a prediction task learners are given clues and are asked to predict the content of a story based on the clues. Lesson 1: I’ve just jumped off the Empire State Building. Lesson 2: Brave Pensioner Foils Raid on Jewellery Store. Lesson 3: Robbery in a Sweet Shop. If you use these stories in class could you please do two things to help us? Email us to tell us how they went. Download a FREE COPY of Dave’s 1990 publication The Lexical Syllabus. Click here to download from Birmingham University website This lesson at the intermediate level is taken from our book, Doing task-based teaching, but it is described in more detail here. Link to download lesson plan If you are a confident class teacher with a range of teaching techniques you can use those techniques to work successfully with task-based lessons.