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Six controversies Will course books disappear? Should schools buy an IWB? Should students have mobiles on in class? Should courses be supported with VLE’s? Should teachers use YouTube in their lessons? Should students use electronic translators?

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English360 [Publisher + authentic + Teacher]

Six practical teaching ideas 1) Grammar 2) Vocabulary 3) Listening 4) Reading 5) Speaking 6) Writing

Infinite clone tool Right or wrong? “I am born in Poona” “I have seen Mark yesterday” “I am in London for two days” “If I will see James, I will give him the message”

(2) Vocabulary - Wordle

(3) Listening

(4) Reading

(5) Speaking – voting devices “Students should turn off their mobile phones in class” Vote now: 1 – Yes 2 - Unsure 3 – No

Results

(6) Writing - wiki Peer-correction

www.psa.eu.com PPT-lite