Entries Tagged as 'Student drawings'
February 2nd, 2009 · 1 Comment
Got an email from Nick, a friend and attendee of a workshop that I gave a while back. He sent me some of his students’ sketches:
Apparently the language point was ‘put on’ and ‘put off’:
Put on weight
Put on the TV
Put up petrol prices
Put up your hand
Put up posters
Didn’t put on his clothes
Nick tells me that […]
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Tags: Put on / put off · Student drawings · Vocabulary
October 30th, 2008 · 7 Comments
From flashcards to flash images is the title of a talk I gave recently at the 3rd International Symposium and Conference on ELT Materials (link here). I would like to say thank you very much to everyone involved, especially Sujatha, Jayakaran and the people from Pearson, for organising a great conference and of course, for […]
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Tags: Conferences and workshops · Do/make · Lesson planning · Student drawings · Vocabulary
October 25th, 2008 · 6 Comments
I never had a class that didn’t ask me if I wear a kilt when I am in my country.
I wonder if Mexican teachers working abroad get asked the same thing about sombreros.
This is a silly game that I remember from my childhood. I really hope my Mexican friends forgive me for taking advantage of […]
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Tags: -ing forms · Grammar · Lesson plans · Noun phrases · Present continuous · Student drawings
TESOL-Spain 31st Annual Convention, Madrid
A big thank you to everyone who came to my workshop on Sunday. I really didn’t expect to see so many people since David Crystal (who did a great plenary) was giving a talk at the same time.
In the workshop we saw 2 different ways in which we can get students […]
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Tags: "Wait for something to happen" · Conferences and workshops · Grammar · Lesson plans · Noun phrases · Student drawings
February 12th, 2008 · 4 Comments
International House conference, Barcelona
He looked suspiciously at everyone that got off the plane.
In this workshop, I wanted to demonstrate that drawing in the classroom is not just for children. About 30 teachers came along and as far as I know, everyone got artistically involved.
The cat will bite you if you pull her tail.
One of the […]
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Tags: Conferences and workshops · Lesson plans · Noun phrases · Student drawings