Friday, 20 June 2014
Review of Modules 1-3
Reviewing Modules 1-3 - Nujeem
Thursday, 19 June 2014
Correction of Errors
The two websites discuss and highlight crucial aspects of error correction. It provides a considerable amount of information that should help teachers who desire to improve their skills as far as error correction is concerned. Some of the areas which these websites cover are, attitudes to error correction, categorising errors, a model for correcting writing, the role of planning, practical techniques and ideas for correcting writing. All these areas of error correction are discussed with details.
I will refer to these websites whenever I want to get further information about error correction.
Error Correction
Thursday, 12 June 2014
MODULE 2, REVIEW, CHAP. 19
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Main Aim
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Stage Aim
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Procedure
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Thursday, 5 June 2014
Lesson planning, key points.
Today I am going to write some points that I find crucial and relevant to my students.
1- planning helps you to be confident in the classroom because you always know your next step.
2- you should specify your goals according to students need. They should be involved in the planning.
3- It is always a good idea to plan for your lesson with another teacher this would be inspiring.
4- you should be ready to change you aims of any lesson according to the circumstances (zero option).
5- It is not always important to stick to the written form of your plans. Students sometimes have other aims that they want to achieve and as teacher you should take that into special consideration.
Best regards,
Yahya.
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
Mock Exam on Module 1 - Review - Nujeem
Thursday, 29 May 2014
TED as an Authentic Material
Thursday, 15 May 2014
Supplementary Book Review
Warmer and Ice-breaker Activities
http://www.onestopenglish.com/teenagers/skills/warmers/
It has many warmer activities which are useful and helpful for the teacher. I myself used many of the activities there and my students were understanding the lessons easily and they were thankful for it.
Another website that I enjoyed reading is
http://eltnotebook.blogspot.co.uk/2007/01/my-favourite-efl-classroom-warmers.html
It has some useful warmer and ice-breaker exercises which can be applied in the classroom to warm the students up. I found both websites interesting to read and apply. Also both websites are well organized, and recommend all my colleague teachers to visit and try to apply some of the exercises in their classrooms. Please leave your comment and feedback to be reviewed.
Wednesday, 14 May 2014
PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES AND INTRODUCTORY ACTIVITIES
every teacher find the first ten minutes of any lessons are the most difficult. Simply because it needs a good plan to warm the student up and encourage them to start their lesson actively.This kind of activity( worming up) is effective to wake the students who are sleeping. This approach comes from real experience of teachers who teach teenagers in secondary school.
1- True /false.
First you have to be sure that all students know the meaning of true and false. This activity come as the previous step when the teacher pretend to teach a new lesson.For example, ask students to write three questions about themselves and discuss them with their friend as a pair work, then introduce them selves to each other and decide which statements are correct and which is wrong.
This kind of activities will let all students to participate well and be a wake.
2- Guise the famous person.
This activity will also make students active and will develop their speaking skill while they discuss. Pictures might be useful in this activity which let one student sticks on his back one picture for famous persons and move around the class. After that let every students to speak and discuss with others about what they have seen.
3- Where in the world.
In fact the warmers exercise work better with international group to tell each other about their culture and customs . For instance, teacher will write on the board some words such as, food, cloths, drink, after that give the students an opportunity to discuss and exchange their idea about each other's country. Also they can talk about the stereotypes in their country. The main aims behind this warmer activity to use the students ability more than teacher.
All in all, the warmers should get the students to participate politely with each other and reflect their attitudes positively. If this warmers are successful it will make the lesson interests and active.
English Club
Grammar
http://www.english.com/grammar/
Grammar is the structure or the system of one language or all the languages in general,usually considered to consist of syntax and morphology. English Club Grammar is a wonderful website for English learners.It is easy and clear to understand.It provides grammar lessons with quizzes to check your understanding.There are many grammar hot links.Moreover,there are videos that can help you with grammar.You can also ask grammar questions in the Help Each Other With English forum or typing (grammar) into the Search Box the learner would also have a chance to exchange ideas and information with other learners.Finally, I hope that you visit this website and enjoy it.
Class Dojo
Do You Think It's Better To Teach With Technology or With TraditionalBooks
A review for the BBC English learning website.
- Visit these grammar websites (digital exercises) and spend some time looking at what they offer. Which one do you prefer? Why? Write a REVIEW blog post telling your colleagues which one they should also visit when they have time.