Discussions in the classroom allow students to explore their English in order to express their opinions clearly and to talk about the things they really care about. I previously wrote about Setting Discussion Goals back in April of 2015. The … Continue reading Topic Talk: Discussions in the Classroom
Decision Brackets1 is an activity inspired from the world of sports and works like a decision tree but in reverse. It is intended to generate discussion and help students form their own opinions. But instead of a list of competing teams hoping … Continue reading Decision Brackets: Giving reasons for your choices
Last week I was reading this post by Peter Pun from eltplanning. Peter was writing about the little tips that he picked up from his CELTA course and one of those tips was an activity he called Grass Skirts. I really … Continue reading Having Fun With Tearable Sentences
