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      • American Authors Unplugged
        Biography & True Stories
        March 2015

        American Authors Unplugged

        Interviews about Books

        by Martha Cinader

        Representative of modern American Literature, the conversations with authors  in this book are evenly divided between men and women who bring to life the experiences of natives, immigrants, slaves and rebels. As a whole, they address the enduring themes of freedom and the pursuit of happiness. Following is a list of the authors interviewed. For further information about the interviews please refer to the supporting document. Rudolfo Anaya - Zia Summer Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni - Sister of My Heart Russel Banks - Cloudsplitter Nora Okja Keller - Comfort Woman Dr. Leonard Shlain - The Alphabet Versus the Goddess Barbara Chase-Riboud - The President's Daughter A.A. Carr - Eye Killers Lan Cao - Monkey Bridge Hal Sirowitz - My Therapist Said Kate Horsley - Crazy Woman Dennis McFarland - A Face at the Window

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      • Making Polite Noises
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1996

        Making Polite Noises

        Social and Functional English for Communication!

        by Fletcher / Hargreaves

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A2/B1. Where CEF is Common European Framework. This popular book has been updated so that it is particularly suitable for English as a second language learners (ESOL), as well as for EFL. It gives practice in the essentials of Social English. All the main functions of language (asking for information, suggestions, offers, complaints and apologies, starting and finishing conversations, telephoning, persuasion... ) Each of the 21 units gives essential phrases in lively dialogues, then controlled and free practice. Revision exercises and telephone situations recycle this through mini role plays. Includes Teaching Notes - Cassette available “Now, I feel much more ‘at home’ speaking to people in English, because I know so many everyday expressions”

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      • Teaching for Success
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1996

        Teaching for Success

        Brain Friendly revolution in Action!

        by Mark Fletcher

        By popular demand, here is a resource book which brings a wealth of information and practical activities to teachers wishing to enjoy the benefits of the Brain-friendly revolution. Estimates suggest that most of us only use between 4% and 10% of our available brain power! What could we achieve if we used a bit more? This book explains: How understanding of the brain workings has increased enormously in the last few years How the findings of neurologists have huge implications How more effective linking of the complex systems in the brain demonstrably achieves improved transfer to long-term memory. The book contains practical examples for the classroom that will have a dramatic effect on teaching methods and learning expectations in the next millennium. It includes help, examples, and activities for using Mind Mapping, N.L.P., Suggestopedia, music, colour, learning styles and much more in your classroom. Extracts from the foreword Sir Christopher Ball is patron of the Campaign for Learning, Co-Chair (with Professor Susan Greenfield) of the 'Learning and the Brain' Royal Institution seminars 2000. As a learner, I believe I can learn anything - provided the conditions are right! As a teacher, I believe I can teach anybody anything - with the same proviso ... Learning is a natural instinct, and teaching an art that can be mastered. This book is all about the conditions for successful teaching and learning. Read it, if you want to know what they are. Are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin ... Turn to page 2 (or any other page) and enjoy this remarkable book ... I wish I had been able to read Teaching for Success at the beginning rather than the end of my career. I expect he does too. But it's never too late to learn!

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      • Grammar Zappers
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Grammar Zappers

        Social and Functional English for Communication!

        by Mark Fletcher

        4 complete, self contained and very special grammar lessons which make the ‘difficult bits’ EASY! Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - B1. Where CEF is Common European Framework. No more problems with... Prepositions (Walter) Present Simple/Continuous (Hot Chestnuts) Irregular Past (Fondue Marketing) Present Perfect/Past (Great Escape) The lessons are self contained and all have: A lively dramatised story with many examples of the target language Memory maps Picture games/activations/role plays/exercises Cassette ‘concert reading’ of the text with music Full teaching notes By clear, careful, recycling of the target language as listening exercise in three different forms, (pictures into word exercise, discussion of ‘storyboard form’ and finally a ‘cloze test’), the work is repeated up to 7 times. A long term memory of the grammar is then always available to give confidence in the correct use.

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      • LIPS
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        LIPS

        Limericks Idioms Proverbs & Sayings

        by Mark Fletcher

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A1/A2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. A fine collection of the colourful phrases which give such richness to the English Language. Each of the 200+ items is amusingly illustrated, and exercises on each page involve the learner in matching words to pictures, choosing best alternatives and checking understanding. Answer Key included. For group work with most levels of TEFL, TESOL classes, or as a self-access resource for students and teachers.

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      • Brainwaves
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2006

        Brainwaves

        by Mark Fletcher / Richard Munns

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A1/A2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. English for travel and communication A short course for class or home study 10 units with dramatised story and special ‘puzzle’ element. Lively, entertaining input of social English. Excellent grammar teaching through pictures and colour coding ‘Rocket phrases’ for instant communication Memory maps to fix language in the mind Text and music ‘concert cassette’ for relaxed, fast but intensive learning ‘Power pack’ introduction to build confidence Teaching Notes An active 20 hour course which uses the best of modern methods to lift communicative competence to Intermediate Level. “Absolutely ideal quick ‘communicate in English’ course. Excellent preparation for groups coming to England.”

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      • Pictures of English Tenses 2
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Pictures of English Tenses 2

        by Mark Fletcher / Richard Munns

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A2/B1. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Visuals and exercises at Lower Intermediate level. Grammar taught includes: Present Perfect Past / Present Perfect Past / Past Continuous For/Since/Ago 1st Conditional Present and Past Passives exact CONTENTS are as follows:      Pictures (Side A) / Exercises (Side B)         1             Overview of tenses         2             Present Perfect (with ‘just’)         3             For / Since / Ago         4             Past / Present Perfect          5             Past Simple / Continuous          6             Instructions         7             Much / Many / A lot of         8             Comparatives and Superlatives         9             1st conditional        10             Present & Past Passive        11              Describing things        12             Revision

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      • Teacher Development Resource Book
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2001

        Teacher Development Resource Book

        by Fiona Balloch

        A “treasure chest” of enabling activities This book is designed for teachers or future teachers of English as a foreign language. The activities are appropriate for participants on the new Cambridge Integrated Language Teaching Schemes (CILTS), or for those taking other teaching qualifications such as Trinity TESOL certificate or working at undergraduate or post-graduate level. Less formally, they also provide excellent, thought provoking, ‘one off’ materials for short staff training sessions, combining serious examination of professional issues with a touch of humour and the opportunity for individual input. Raises awareness of strengths, and allows constructive sharing of concerns.

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      • New Active 8
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        New Active 8

        by Mark Fletcher

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. 8 communicative classroom teaching games. 20 photocopy masters (standard A4 size) Fun with Information exchange vocabulary telephone requests and shopping language pronunciation the language of discussion, comparison, persuasion and presentation reporting and interviewing writing skills Each activity has language input, is designed to promote student creativity, and has its own teaching point. Suitable for Elementary and Secondary School use, as well as for adult learners. Full teaching notes

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      • Conversation 2
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Conversation 2

        by Robin Price & Michele Cefai

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - B2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Topics: Banned Education Rock ‘n’ Roll Money Money ... Dreams Nice Work Animal Crackers The perfect Crime? Love Unlimited Lights! Camera! Action! Each contains 10 complete photocopiable lessons Designed for conversation classes of about 50 minutes, where class numbers fluctuate, students may not know each other, and teachers have little or no preparation time. With this material teachers can facilitate such classes effectively with a minimum of ‘teacher talk’. Lessons start with an introduction to the topic, then a group activity, followed by a clearly set out choice of activities – simulation (role-play), games, discussion points. The variety of topics, and choice of activities (up to 4 pages per unit), make these self contained resource materials ideal for hard pressed teachers with access to a photocopier.

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      • Pictures of English Tenses for Young Learners
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Pictures of English Tenses for Young Learners

        by Mark Fletcher

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A1/A2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. 20 units with pictures for oral practice, and written follow up exercises for consolidation For ages 7—14 Similar in format to the very successful Pictures of English Tenses but covering more grammar for beginner / elementary learners. Designed to be very “ESOL Friendly”. Uses colour to differentiate between the tenses. Has clear illustrations giving practice in the structures to be learnt. Includes exercises on: Present Simple Present Continuous Past Going to Have got I like ....ing Comparing

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      • Conversation 1
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Conversation 1

        by Robin Price & Michele Cefai

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - B1/B2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Each contains 10 complete photocopiable lessons Designed for conversation classes of about 50 minutes, where class numbers fluctuate, students may not know each other, and teachers have little or no preparation time. With this material teachers can facilitate such classes effectively with a minimum of ‘teacher talk’. Lessons start with an introduction to the topic, then a group activity, followed by a clearly set out choice of activities – simulation (role-play), games, discussion points. The variety of topics, and choice of activities (up to 4 pages per unit), make these self contained resource materials ideal for hard pressed teachers with access to a photocopier. Conversation Book 1 Topics: The Zoo with Room Service Ghosts in the Machine Nightmare Holiday A Royal Family Ideal Homes? Heroes and Heroines The Hard Sell Fun with Food Crime never pays The future

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      • Pictures Stories Please
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Pictures Stories Please

        by Mark Fletcher

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - B1/B2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Universally topical stories told through lively illustrations Suitable for teenage/adult learners Each story reflects the news topics, and is accompanied by activity based language follow up. ‘Interviews’ with people in the story add an extra dimension. A model version at two levels — (Elementary and Good Intermediate) allows the material to be used with a wide range of classes. Excellent for communicative practice, vocabulary building, listening and writing. The stories (at both levels) plus the interviews are on the cassette. The reverse of each picture page provides a photocopy master of the vocabulary input and suggested language activities. Model versions at 2 levels (elementary and good intermediate) are also provided. The cassette provides a lively recording of these versions plus supplementary ‘interviews’. The Stories are: Earthquake Jackpot Ancient Treasure U.F.O. Globetrotter Tanker Disaster Unforgettable Honeymoon Rock Group The Most Expensive Hole? Trackstar

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      • Pictures of English Tenses 1
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Pictures of English Tenses 1

        by Mark Fletcher / Richard Munns

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - A1/A2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Visuals and exercises which provide motivating practice in the key structures of English. 40 Photocopy-free masters (A4 size) Full teaching notes Visuals for oral practice on the front Written follow up exercises on the back Grammar taught includes: Present Simple Present Simple / Continuous Past Simple Future 'will' Future 'going to' 'To be' & 'To have' & 'To go' & 'To like' exact CONTENTS as follows:      Pictures (Side A) / Exercises (Side B)     1             The ‘BIG PICTURE’             Overview of tenses     2             ‘To be’ & ‘To have’                 present simple     3             ‘To go’ & ‘to like’                  Present Simple     4             ‘My day .....    ’                     Present Simple     5             ‘What is she doing ......?’          Present Continuous     6             ‘Usually but .....’                   Present Simple or Continuous ?      7             ‘Bill’s holiday’                      past Simple     8             ‘Betty’s day out’                    More past Simple                      9             ‘World traveller’                    Future ‘will’    10             ‘After work’                        Future ‘going to’     11             ‘In my bag ...’                    ‘Have got’    12             ‘Rainbow Grammar’                Revision

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      • Pictures of English Tenses 3
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 1999

        Pictures of English Tenses 3

        by Mark Fletcher / Richard Munns

        Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF - B1/B2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Visuals and exercises at Upper Intermediate Level. Grammar taught includes: Present Perfect / Continuous 2nd Conditional Past Perfect 3rd Conditional Future Perfect Present Continuous Passive Present Perfect Passives Comparing Passives 'Used to' exact CONTENTS are as follows:      Pictures (Side A) / Exercises (Side B)     1             Overview of tenses     2             Present Perfect / Continuous     3             2nd Conditional     4             Past Perfect      5             3rd Conditional      6             Future Perfect (and ‘might have’)     7             Present Continuous Passive     8             Present Perfect Passive     9             Comparing Passives    10            ‘Used to’    11            ‘Must have’ / ‘Should have’    12            Revision

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      • POETS at Play
        ELT resource books for teachers
        February 2012

        POETS at Play

        Further exploitation of Pictures of English Tenses

        by Mark Fletcher / Richard Munns

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      • Teaching Through English
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2006

        Teaching Through English

        by Mark Fletcher

        Provides the classroom language for Teachers and Students – in English.  Covers many classroom subjects and situations Recommended for CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Lessons) Designed for 2 areas of interest – General English – & English for Specific Subjects Individual units have topics which include ... Starting the Class Teacher giving instructions Discipline For the student Some questions for the Teacher to ask Comments about students' work Activities for Learning Classroom equipment Homework / Exams Timetable / Rooms / Subjects Pastoral Books / Computers History Geography Sports Music Maths Making things – Crafts Cooking Each topic lessons is designed to help teachers expand their use of classroom language in English. Wonderful lively illustrations drawn by Mark Fletcher.

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      • Stuff That Works
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2004

        Stuff That Works

        by Jed King

        Up-to-the-minute use of idiom at Upper Intermediate level. Classroom, teacher-led, group activities to create interest, ensure understanding, and help future memorising of modern idiom. Lessons presented by topic in 10 different areas of interest. Teaching notes provided with each unit Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF – B2. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Individual units have topics which include ... Slang 'Up' verbs Animals Colloquial Narratives Relationships Sports Human reactions Colours That magic word – Thing Each topic lessons is self-contained and is designed to be photocopied for immediate use. Wonderful lively illustrations of the target language drawn by Mark Fletcher.

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      • Numerous Humorous Sketches 1
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2004

        Numerous Humorous Sketches 1

        by Maria Pagnin

        Photocopiable resource to introduce, recycle, practice and test vocabulary at Elementary level for 8 - 12 year olds. We have also found this book very useful for older students who are initially shy of joining in conversations.   These sketches are performed as a group to encourage participation, improve diction, understand the rhythm of the language, and hear accurate pronunciation of words and phrases. Book 1 is the first of 3 books Twenty classroom sketches Teaching notes provide grammar detail for each sketch & creative ways to promote interest, assemble props and commit vocabulary to long-term memory. Provides young beginners with lots of fun performing to a script in English. Situations are relevant to alert youngsters. Each sketch is short and can be accomplished during a normal lesson. Sketches are designed to help students with intonation, pronunciation, pace, sound and rhythm of spoken language. Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF – A1. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Each sketch is self-contained and is designed to be photocopied for immediate use. Each sketch has been recorded to allow the students to hear the sketch in full and their own part in particular. Audio CD is attached to the book. Wonderful lively illustrations

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      • Numerous Humorous Sketches 2
        ELT resource books for teachers
        May 2004

        Numerous Humorous Sketches 2

        by Maria Pagnin

        Photocopiable resource to introduce, recycle, practice and test vocabulary at Elementary level for 8 - 12 year olds progress makers. We have also found this book very useful for older students who are initially shy of joining in conversations.   These sketches are performed as a group to encourage participation, improve diction, understand the rhythm of the language, and hear (and repeat) accurate pronunciation of words and phrases. Book 2 is the second of 3 books Nineteen classroom sketches Teaching notes provide grammar detail for each sketch & creative ways to promote interest, assemble props and commit vocabulary to long-term memory. Provides young beginners with lots of fun performing to a script in English. Situations are relevant to alert youngsters. Each sketch is short and can be accomplished during a normal lesson. Sketches are designed to help students with intonation, pronunciation, pace, sound and rhythm of spoken language. Designed for teaching at Council of Europe language level CEF – A1. Where CEF is Common European Framework. Each sketch is self-contained and is designed to be photocopied for immediate use. Each sketch has been recorded to allow the students to hear the sketch in full and their own part in particular. Audio CD is attached to the book. Wonderful lively illustrations

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