Earlier this week I wrote my first blog post for the Richmondshare blog. There were a couple of things I wanted to add to it after reading some comments, so here it is.
In the classroom
Some thoughts on error correction
This is my first proper video post (although I did record some voice-overs for this post) and it was brought about by an article I read this morning.
Game Templates for ActivInspire Software
Since about 2007 I have worked with interactive whiteboards from a British company called Promethean. These whiteboards use a software called ActivStudio, which you can download here.
I often use this software, rather than PowerPoint, because it allows students to interact more with things by clicking on objects or dragging things across the board. It lends itself really well for games and competitions among students.
In this post, I’d like to share three game templates I use with my students when I want to revise the language they have worked with during the semester.
My bag of tricks
Today I’ve decided to open my bag of tricks, which is a small bag I used to take to my lessons when I taught at a language institute. Read below to find out what’s inside.