Who doesn’t have an opinion about party food? Whether your students would happily fill their plates with cake and ice cream or go straight for the savoury snacks, food is an easy way to get a conversation going. And with World Food Day on October 16th, it’s the perfect excuse to bring this A2 food… Continue reading Cambridge KEY Listening Part 5: The Party Menu
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Where do babies come from? – question forms
The other day, I was preparing a C1 level lesson plan on question forms. It's an exam preparation group, so we follow a coursebook. As always, I started the preparation by checking the approach in the teacher's book and as always, I decided to put a spin on it. I thought of a class that… Continue reading Where do babies come from? – question forms
A bad date – teaching using anecdotes
Last year, for the first time ever I was given the opportunity to teach C1 level students. This year half of my students are of this level, which gives me a lot of chances of developing my way of teaching and revising advanced grammar. Even though teaching advanced students comes with many challenges, it feels… Continue reading A bad date – teaching using anecdotes
