Advanced English Discussion Topics: ESL Speaking activities for teens and adults to build up confidence and ability
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How would you like to improve your English and confidence in speaking? You can develop opinions, explain critical thinking, and learn how to grow debating skills.This book is clear and evident of what steps you should take. Preparation time is very minimal as its the students who will be doing the work.You can reuse the lessons again and again. Change the topics to what you want to discuss. This builds familiarity and confidence.The main sections are as follows:- Topic Debating - This is a basi…
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- Autors: Nigel Mark Openshaw
- Izdevējs INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED
- Gads: 2016
- Lapas: 52
- ISBN-10 : 1520211317
- ISBN-13 : 9781520211312
- Formāts: 13.3 x 20 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Valoda: Anglų
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How would you like to improve your English and confidence in speaking? You can develop opinions, explain critical thinking, and learn how to grow debating skills.This book is clear and evident of what steps you should take.
Preparation time is very minimal as its the students who will be doing the work.
You can reuse the lessons again and again. Change the topics to what you want to discuss. This builds familiarity and confidence.
The main sections are as follows:
- Topic Debating - This is a basic introduction to debating. Students will discuss a statement and examine credible arguments for and against it.
- Informal Phrases - This lesson tests students' skills in language creativity. Students will often look for the literal meaning of a proverb or cliché, but sometimes this does not lead to understanding.
- Moral Discussions - Students consider different situations and reflect on their own moral choices. With each case, you should ask, "What would you do?" This lesson, more than any other, will show what makes students who they are.
No matter if the students are young, teens, or adults, there are subjects for all.
If you would like any help, then please let me know. :)
Thanks,
Nigel
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- Autors: Nigel Mark Openshaw
- Izdevējs INDEPENDENTLY PUBLISHED
- Gads: 2016
- Lapas: 52
- ISBN-10: 1520211317
- ISBN-13: 9781520211312
- Formāts 13.3 x 20 x 0.7 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Valoda: Anglų
How would you like to improve your English and confidence in speaking? You can develop opinions, explain critical thinking, and learn how to grow debating skills.
This book is clear and evident of what steps you should take.
Preparation time is very minimal as its the students who will be doing the work.
You can reuse the lessons again and again. Change the topics to what you want to discuss. This builds familiarity and confidence.
The main sections are as follows:
- Topic Debating - This is a basic introduction to debating. Students will discuss a statement and examine credible arguments for and against it.
- Informal Phrases - This lesson tests students' skills in language creativity. Students will often look for the literal meaning of a proverb or cliché, but sometimes this does not lead to understanding.
- Moral Discussions - Students consider different situations and reflect on their own moral choices. With each case, you should ask, "What would you do?" This lesson, more than any other, will show what makes students who they are.
No matter if the students are young, teens, or adults, there are subjects for all.
If you would like any help, then please let me know. :)
Thanks,
Nigel
This book is clear and evident of what steps you should take.
Preparation time is very minimal as its the students who will be doing the work.
You can reuse the lessons again and again. Change the topics to what you want to discuss. This builds familiarity and confidence.
The main sections are as follows:
- Topic Debating - This is a basic introduction to debating. Students will discuss a statement and examine credible arguments for and against it.
- Informal Phrases - This lesson tests students' skills in language creativity. Students will often look for the literal meaning of a proverb or cliché, but sometimes this does not lead to understanding.
- Moral Discussions - Students consider different situations and reflect on their own moral choices. With each case, you should ask, "What would you do?" This lesson, more than any other, will show what makes students who they are.
No matter if the students are young, teens, or adults, there are subjects for all.
If you would like any help, then please let me know. :)
Thanks,
Nigel
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