Published on 24th December, 2009 in Teaching Tips by Matt Kay
In this latest video Professor David Crystal talks about which ‘English’ we should be teaching our students.
7 Comments
It is a very appropriate video for English teachers.I simply love global and I have made use of activities in my classes sent by MacMillan. Keep sharing&gather blessings.
Rukhsana Nazir on 18 January, 2010
I will show this video to my students as it is clear and interesting.Thank you
Pina on 26 January, 2010
I am an ESL trainer in India for the last 30 years. In the Indian KPO sector, it’s mandatory to understand American and British English. I have a variety of Indian English snippets to offer from the corporate training rooms.
Emma
emma on 28 January, 2010
-Very interesting video! Clear ideas for students. I will show it to my students.
Ana María Carlotto on 11 February, 2010
Excellent points!
Ian Player on 16 February, 2010
This has been a topic in my advanced classes for some time. As a teacher in Switzerland, I’m in the minority teaching in American English. Sadly, I find very little in the standard coursebooks that reflects or even points out the differences between the many varieties of English. This is a great little clip for all teachers, publishers and even students. Thank you Macmillian for publishing this great Global coursebook.
LAURA on 17 February, 2010
I’m a Brit living in Argentina,I teach English to all ages. I can’t wait to try out Global on my adult students, but it’s not available here yet!! Please hurry up dispatch!!
7 Comments
It is a very appropriate video for English teachers.I simply love global and I have made use of activities in my classes sent by MacMillan. Keep sharing&gather blessings.
I will show this video to my students as it is clear and interesting.Thank you
I am an ESL trainer in India for the last 30 years. In the Indian KPO sector, it’s mandatory to understand American and British English. I have a variety of Indian English snippets to offer from the corporate training rooms.
Emma
-Very interesting video! Clear ideas for students. I will show it to my students.
Excellent points!
This has been a topic in my advanced classes for some time. As a teacher in Switzerland, I’m in the minority teaching in American English. Sadly, I find very little in the standard coursebooks that reflects or even points out the differences between the many varieties of English. This is a great little clip for all teachers, publishers and even students. Thank you Macmillian for publishing this great Global coursebook.
I’m a Brit living in Argentina,I teach English to all ages. I can’t wait to try out Global on my adult students, but it’s not available here yet!! Please hurry up dispatch!!