Are you looking
for new ways to motivate your
students?
Do you want to add something extra to your English lessons,
something visual, something with a bit of magic,
something from which students can
learn?
Then try Teaching with Film. |
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Martin Bradley
is a film enthusiast, with extensive
experience working in higher education and teacher training.
He has combined his knowledge of film with his English-teaching
experience to create a unique series of resource books for the
classroom of the 21st century. |
The
three volumes contain a total of 455 memorable scenes
from
248 movies
and with more than 1,260 follow-up
tasks.
You want your students to practise
one of the
four skills; you want to
lead in
to a topic; you're looking to
illustrate a (business) skill, then
you will find a clip here. |
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The
scenes contain a wealth of
vocabulary, show
native speakers
using the language in "real
life" and give your students an invaluable and
fascinating window into
the culture of the English-speaking world. |
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books are aimed at teachers of English as a foreign language
working in schools, higher education or language schools with
students of an intermediate level and upwards and using communicative
language teaching methods. |
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