Propose a topic for next #ELTchat: September 23rd @ 12pm BST
Time to propose a topic for next #ELTchat.
Add your suggestion as a comment below this post!
Next #ELTchat on Wednesday 23/09/2015 at 12:00 P.M. BST
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10 Responses
Tips for getting the year off to a good start, first classes, starting as you mean to go on, etc.
Getting to know your your students and developing rapport.
How about something on teaching COLLOCATIONS? Marisa posted this recently, which gave me the idea: http://eflmagazine.com/go-flow-collocation-classroom/
Disruptive behaviour
Posted by @Darlnamic on Twitter:
Online resources, such as games, to enhance listening and speaking
Posted by @Darlnamic on Twitter:
Different reward systems to encourage more students to be actively engaged in lessons.
I think Amy’s and Marc’s topics could be joined up and appear as one
I’m new to this wonderful community, so I’m sorry if the topic I’m suggesting has already been dealt with –I think I haven’t seen it on the Summaries page 😉
“Using Twitter as a Professional Development tool: what other tools and apps enhance its value?”
We are now voting for today’s #ELTchat but will keep this topic for next week’s chat – 🙂
Thank you, Marisa!
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