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  1. Teacher's Corner – Teaching with Authentic Materials

    Format(s): Text
    This month in the Teacher’s Corner, we will discuss different types of authentic materials and the benefits and challenges of using them.
  2. Using Story Jokes for Real Communication

    In: English Teaching Forum 2012, Volume 50, Number 2 Format(s): Text
    English language teachers all face the obstacle of getting their students to speak in conversational English. This article, originally published in 1996, explores the use of jokes as a way to get natural conversation going in and out of the classroom and provides activities for teachers to use with their students.
  3. Week 4 - The Elevator Pitch

    In: Teacher's Corner: Teaching Business English and Entrepreneurship Format(s): Text
    Show students how to develop and perform an elevator pitch for a company idea in this week’s Teacher’s Corner.
  4. Adapting a Reading for Advanced Learners to Focus on Vocabulary

    In: Teacher's Corner: Adapting Materials for Students' Levels Format(s): Text
    When adapting materials, some teachers might think only about how to make them more accessible for beginners or lower level students; however, materials can also be adapted to be more challenging to meet the needs of more advanced learners.
  5. Gamified Learning: Two Activities that Foster Fun and Excitement into Any Classroom

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    Games are a great way for students to learn and practice language concepts and vocabulary. In this month’s Teacher’s Corner article, you’ll learn two basic games that do not require much in the way of materials and preparation. Moreover, they can be easily adapted for reviewing or reinforcing any number of language skills or elements! Read on to see how you can bring these games into your classroom.
  6. Week 2 - Annotated Read Aloud

    In: Teacher's Corner: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills Format(s): Text
    In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, learn how to incorporate critical thinking activities into an updated common classroom activity: reading aloud.
  7. Week 2 - Simple and Phrasal Modals

    In: Teacher's Corner: Modals Format(s): Text
    In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, students use simple and phrasal modals in new and engaging ways.
  8. Alphabet Dance

    In: Teacher's Corner: Using Art in the English Language Classroom Format(s): Text
    Get your students moving! This week’s Teacher’s Corner is great for beginner level young learners. Learn how to use dance to reinforce English literacy skills—in particular, the alphabet.
  9. Teacher's Corner: Teaching Business English and Entrepreneurship

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    Within the field of English Language Teaching, the area of English for Specific Purposes (ESP) is increasingly popular. Students around the world are seeking the English language skills they need to succeed in their areas of study and work.
  10. Audacity: Audio Recording Software

    In: Teacher's Corner: Technology Format(s): Text
    This month’s Teacher’s Corner will examine four types of technology that can help achieve classroom goals. Each tool is free to use. In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, we look at a free recording program, give step-by-step guidelines for using it, and suggest ways to create classroom materials with it.

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