Materiály pro učitele

Should you queue at a bus stop? When do you say ‘sorry’? What’s a bungalow and what kind of meal is a Sunday roast?

This entertaining collection of activities focuses on the traditions, customs and lifestyle of the British and is ideal for cultural studies classes, as well as providing practical advice for students planning a trip to the UK. Teen-friendly treatment of topics range from food, school and shopping to the British media and multiculturalism.

Each lesson provides a springboard for cross-cultural comparison and class discussion, giving teachers and students an authentic view of real life in the UK today.

Pre-Intermediate-Upper-intermediate (A2-B2)

CEF LEVEL A2 - B2

Authentic Listening Resource Pack provides an invaluable bank of selected audio and video material offering authentic listening practice, essential in developing students’ listening skills in preparation for being exposed to “real” English.

Authentic Listening Resource Pack consists of over 4 hours of authentic audio and video materials supported by photocopiable worksheets.  The recordings are broken down into segments, including micro-listenings, so that students can develop a range of listening competences, and comprehensively practice listening techniques that develop the skills they need to cope with real spoken language in the outside world.

Level B1-B2, photocopiable

Key f

Alongside listening, speaking, reading and writing, memory underpins every aspect of successful language learning. Memory Activities for Language Learning explores the cognitive processes of memory and provides a bank of activities to facilitate their development. This book will help teachers discover what makes language memorable, as well as how to optimize learners’ language memory by engaging and developing their abilities to recognize, notice, store, retrieve and reactivate language. Recent developments in psycholinguistics and corpus linguistics, including a renewed focus on the importance of acquiring a critical mass of lexis and phraseology as soon as possible, have made this practical advice even more critical. Photocopiable material for use in the classroom can be printed ou