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English Language Teaching In Action - Disc 3: Receptive Skills

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BridgeTEFL's English Language Teaching In Action is a comprehensive 5-DVD set packed with 70 videos on essential topics in English language instruction. With lively games, fail-proof lessons, insightful classroom management tips, and much more, this collection has everything you need to make your teaching more effective!

Contents of Disc 3: Receptive Skills

1. Teaching Listening: Gist and Detail
2. Pre-Teaching Strategies for Newspaper Articles
3. Organizing Ideas with Diagrams
4. Follow-Up Activities for Reading Lessons
5. Using a Cloze Test to Assess Reading Level
6. Designing Tasks for Computer Assisted Learning
7. Using Authentic Materials for a Reading Lesson
8. Using Visual Images to Pre-Teach Vocabulary
9. Assessing Reading Through Individual Telling

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  • Dear Britculture

    American ELT is FAR behind the times with current trends.

  • Great videos. Do you have more videos with information gap, problem-solving .... ?

  • 3) Again, students are asked to pay attention to details but not told what details to focus on.

    4) Teacher and learner roles: when I was watching this video I couldn't help thinking about these roles and I have some questions: what view of Education do you subscribe to? What theories of learning are implied in your professional practice? For example, I feel Constructivism is not present at all here.

    It's very important that these spaces are provided so we can exchange ideas and grow!

  • 1) When students are asked to listen to the conversation: what's the purpose for listening? What do students have to? What's the realistic component of this stage? Why not giving them the slips of paper before? POOR SOULS! I'm a proficient English speaker and could hardly remember TWO events!

    2) Sorry to disappoint you, but this is not exactly a Gist activity, but a SEQUENCING activity, which involves some detail understanding.Besides, detail questions are asked and the gist aim is lost.

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