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Joshua Underwood, suzanne mordue, Claire Ross, and Sally T

Topics Covered

  • Learner motivation.
  • Building rapport.
  • Getting learners talking.
  • Why and how do teachers plan lessons and courses.
  • What are the key factors to consider?
  • Identifying aims and stages in your own and others’ lessons.
  • Making the most of the resources available to you.
  • The role of technology.
  • Using flashcards and realia.
  • Boardwork, Sharing resources with others.
  • Factors that influence learning.
  • Teacher language and the use of L1.
  • Pair and group work.
  • Engaging learners.

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