English teaching professional

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  Año 2006, Número 47

  • THE CULTURE OF INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH - Simon Sweeney asserts that the spread of english has not led the language to divest itself of its cultural background

    Simon Sweeney

    págs. 4-7

    

  • OVER TO YOU DICE

    John Hughes

    págs. 8-11

    

  • NEW WORDS FOR OLD! Annette Margolis helps her students use old words in new ways

    Annette Margolis

    págs. 12-14

    

  • SOUND AND MEANING - Francisco Moreno suggests new criteria for choosing words to teach pronunciation

    Francisco Moreno

    págs. 15-17

    

  • OFF TO A GOOD START - Emilce Vela finds the first few weeks of the new school year vital for what is to follow

    Emilce Vela

    págs. 18-20

    

  • TEACHING YOUNG LEARNERS - SCREEN PLAY - Aysha Viswamohan recommends online learning for very young children

    Aysha Viswamohan

    págs. 21-22

    

  • SING AND THE WORLD SINGS WITH YOU - Andy Reed maintains that music is the key to teaching young learners

    Andy Reed

    págs. 23-25

    

  • SELF-MONITORING FOR ACCURACY - Brett Roscoe believes self- and peer-correction can improve students' language ability

    Brett Roscoe

    pág. 26

    

  • HUNTING FOR HOWLERS 1 - Edwin Salter looks at approaches to correction

    Edwin Salter

    págs. 27-30

    

  • LET'S GET LEXICAL! - Carmela Virga livens up learning with the Lexical Approach

    Carmela Virga

    págs. 31-32

    

  • BUSINESS ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL - BUSINESS SKILLS 2: PRESENTATIONS - Debbie Barton, Jennifer Burkart and Caireen Sever continue their series on business skills

    Caireen Sever, Jennifer Burkart, Debbie Barton

    págs. 33-34

    

  • NOBODY WINS! - Nell McBeath explains why some word games are better than others

    Nell Mcbeath

    pág. 35

    

  • PREPARING TO TEACH - Multi-word verbs in context

    John Potts

    pág. 36

    

  • COMPETITIONS //

    pág. 37

    

  • IT WORKS IN PRACTICE //

    págs. 38-39

    

  • REVIEWS //

    págs. 40-41

    

  • OUR PHONEMIC FRIEND - Richard Ostick sings the praises of the phonemic symbol chart

    Richard Ostick

    págs. 42-43

    

  • ACTIVITY CORNER: REVISION GAMES

    Jon Marks

    págs. 44-46

    

  • TEACHER DEVELOPMENT - A FIND FROM FINLAND - Ida Klancar explains what having a language assistant meant to her

    Ida Klancar

    págs. 47-49

    

  • TEACHER DEVELOPMENT - A CASE FOR LITERATURE - Harald Spann finds literary texts a useful source of case studies for teacher training

    Harald Spann

    págs. 50-51

    

  • SCRAPBOOK //

    págs. 52-53

    

  • TECHNOLOGY - INTERNET-BASED TESTING - Kamil Closek looks at developments in online testing technology

    Kamil Closek

    págs. 54-56

    

  • TECHNOLOGY: WEBWATCHER - Russell Stannard features a business listening website

    Russell Stannard

    pág. 57

    

  • INTERNATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION FORM //

    pág. 58

    

  • THE PRINCIPLE OF BALANCE

    Rose Senior

    pág. 59