... own materials THE TEACHER AS CONSTRUCTION WORKER Tim Thompson dons his hard hat to build his students’ confidence and capability TEACHER PLUS Sue Leather points the way to publishing
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... the case for learning on the move WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard watches more websites with video clips
REGULAR FEATURES PREPARING TO TEACH ... Get John Potts WORKING WITH WRITTEN WORK 2 Rose Senior ...
... TEACHING PROFILE Russell Stannard • WEBWATCHER IT WORKS IN PRACTICE ...
... her wiki way with us FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT: COMPUTER VIRUSES Nicky Hockly is feeling protective WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard finds fun websites for young learners
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... the advantages of e-learning WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard describes online tools which make excellent resources FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT: GENERATION Y Nicky Hockly looks at a new generation ...
... Hockly looks at a virtual learning environment WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard has all his questions answered
REGULAR FEATURES ACTIVITY CORNER: PHONICS FUN Jon Marks PREPARING TO TEACH ...Colourful language ...
... the web became interactive WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard targets a tool for screen capturing REGULAR FEATURES ACTIVITY CORNER: TEACHING ACADEMIC WRITING Jon Marks PREPARING TO TEACH ... Future time clauses ...
... GAME ON! Hayo Reinders uses computer games to get students writing FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT: BLOGS Nicky Hockly examines the online urge to reveal all WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard spots ...
... technology FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT: ACRONYMS IN ICT Nicky Hockly tackles abbreviated technical terms WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard finds sites for practising pronunciation REGULAR FEATURES ...
... INVOLVED Sandee Thompson praises professional development and suggests paths to pursue it TECHNOLOGY BLENDED LEARNING Blanka Frydrychová Klimová finds magic in a mix of old and new WEBWATCHER Russell ...
Russell Stannard recommends some great sites where children can learn vocabulary. In this issue I want to point out some of the best sites on the internet for children. You can use them in class, if you ...
... WITH WIKIS Chris Baldwin shows how to set up and use a writing wiki WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard recommends a cartoon site REGULAR FEATURES PREPARING TO TEACH ... Confusable pairs John Potts ACTIVITY ...
Russell Stannard shows how to make sophisticated cartoons quite simply. www.toondoo.com ToonDoo is a great fun site, which can be used with both children and adults. In essence, it allows you to make ...
... TECHNOLOGY DO YOU SKYPE? Peter Travis celebrates the many opportunities that online communication offers WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard finds fun sites for all ages REGULAR FEATURES PREPARING TO TEACH ... ...
Russell Stannard recommends some entertaining sites for adults and children. In this issue I want to concentrate on some of the best fun sites that are around on the web. There is a mixture of sites ...
... students with oral and visual feedback on their writing THE STORY OF LITTLE RED Sharon Hartle presents a modern fable WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard gets his students to create animated films REGULAR FEATURES ...
Russell Stannard shows how to make a simple animated movie. The first thing I want to tell you about in this issue is Nik Peachey’s blog at http://nikpeachey.blogspot.com. If you are interested ...
... and what it can do for you WEBWATCHER Russell Stannard finds a wealth of entertaining material in old government information films REGULAR FEATURES PREPARING TO TEACH ... Present perfect and for/since ...
Russell Stannard sends his students into the past to do their homework. I enjoy using videos in class because you can do so much with them: they are great for groupwork, pairwork and for lecturerfronted ...
... demonstrating how to use texts, rather than teacher talk, to introduce new words and lexical chunks to students and get them to choose and use the ones they want to focus on. In his Webwatcher articles, ...
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