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Ice-breakers, Warmers and Fillers

17 de julho de 2014

Some teachers see warmers, ice-breakers and fillers as basically different ways to say the same thing. In fact, they are quite different. While ice-breakers are usually meant to help students get to know each other better, the objective of warmers is to get them ready for a certain topic or task. Fillers, on the other...Read More

Games, Grammar, Lesson Ideas, Teacher Development, Vocabulary

activities, fillers, ice-breakers, warmers

iTeacher 2.0 – An app a day…

13 de julho de 2014

by Fabiano Silveira

Olá, pessoal! Lá, no agora distante, primeiro post que fiz para este blog, prometi que iria falar de alguns aplicativos para dispositivos móveis, os famosos apps. Pois bem, como sou bem pragmático, vamos direto ao assunto: seguem, abaixo, algumas dicas de programas que podem ser baixados, gratuitamente, para qualquer dispositivo que suporte iOS, o sistema...Read More

Educational Technology, Games, Grammar, Lesson Ideas, Technology

Android, app, game, grammar, iOS, spelling

Hit or Miss

23 de junho de 2014

by cecilialemos

I enjoy playing games in the classroom. And I know my students do too, especially the young learners and teenagers (even though teachers of adult students know that many times adults really enjoy playing games too.) I’ve recently bought a game called “Hit or Miss” to use with my students. The obvious main aim of...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Games, Vocabulary

classroom activity, engagement, game, vocabulary

Why would a cat chase a hat?

24 de maio de 2014

by Ricardo Sili

Here’s one more post with ideas and suggestions for helping our learners become aware of pronunciation areas which are essential for their intelligibility, and overcome their difficulties. This time let’s focus on a very common Brazilian pronunciation problem which fortunately teachers and more recent course books (like Richmond’s new English ID series) have been giving...Read More

Games, Pronunciation

Brazilian learners, classroom activity, intelligibility, priorities, pronunciation

The video game is on the table!

15 de março de 2014

by Fabiano Silveira

Já ouvi muitas pessoas torcerem a cara para jogos de video game: são violentos, viciantes… Nada de bom parece vir desses brinquedos “malditos”. Entretanto, há mais benefícios do que se pode perceber e que eu, como um gamer de longa data (e estudioso dos efeitos do lúdico na aprendizagem), poderia elencar aqui. Mas como este...Read More

Educational Technology, Games, Technology, Vocabulary

inglês, jogos eletrônicos, video game

A,B,C… 1,2,3… It’s time to learn and play!

22 de fevereiro de 2014

by Marion Cruz

Around this time, teachers and students all over Brazil are returning to their English classes. It’s time to check whether kids remember grammar topics and vocabulary or not after two months on vacation. Preparing ELT classes demands more creativity at this first moment than during the year. Teachers need to engage students in the learning...Read More

Games

classroom activity, creativity, game, grammar, kids, vocabulary

Rolling the dice – o uso do RPG no ensino de inglês

13 de fevereiro de 2014

by Fabiano Silveira

Olá! Uma das minhas técnicas favoritas (tema do meu trabalho de conclusão de curso e do meu mestrado), que venho usando há alguns anos em sala de aula, é o uso do RPG como uma ferramenta de ensino. O termo é geralmente associado a jogos de videogame, como Final Fantasy e World of Warcraft. Mas...Read More

Games

ensino de língua inglesa, role-playing games, RPG

Teaching is all about creativity

1 de fevereiro de 2014

by Michele Schwertner

It all starts when you are organizing the room where you teach. And there are many questions we should ask ourselves when doing that… Am I going to have a big table or many small tables? A board? Chairs? Desks? Posters? Pictures? Books? Games? A stereo? A projector? A computer? A cell phone? What about...Read More

Educational Technology, Games, Technology

classroom activity, classroom layout, connection, creativity, engagement, lesson planning

New Year’s resolutions family fortunes style.

6 de janeiro de 2014

by Ceri Jones

Here’s a small teaching present for January 6, one you might be able to use in class at the beginning of your new term. It’s based on a TV game show called Family Fortunes. If you don’t know the show, click here to see an episode, or here to read the Wikipedia entry. Basic procedure...Read More

Games

family fortunes, game, going to, intentions, new year, resolutions

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