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The CELTA Teaching Compendium: A quick, easy reference to all the key practical teaching skills taught in CELTA

By Rachael Roberts

Book information

Year
2017
ASIN
B06XRGRMHB
Language
english
Format
AZW3
Filesize
228 kB (233551 bytes)
Pages
80\0
Time added
2024-01-11 05:31:06

Description

This book is for anyone who wants to improve their practical English language teaching skills, but will be particularly useful for teachers who are taking a TEFL course such as CELTA or the Trinity Cert TESOL, which includes observed and assessed teaching practice. This compendium sets out to provide a quick, easy reference to all the key practical teaching skills taught in CELTA. It explains the essential things you need to know, with practical tips and suggestions. Think of it as being like having your CELTA teaching practice tutor available for questions any time of the day or night. The contents are listed alphabetically, so that you can dip in and out. Whenever another key skill is cross-referenced, there’s a link to take you to that section. Clearly there’s in fact no ‘right’ way to teach. However, the suggestions and tips in this book are based on years of teaching and training teachers, and should provide you with a very handy set of tools to help you pass your CELTA course. The author, Rachael Roberts, has years of experience as a CELTA tutor and assessor, as well as being a widely published ELT materials writer.

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