What preposition activities and games can you use in an EFL/ESL classroom?
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Introduction to CELTA
You can buy this Course for $ 29 or try Demo first
About the course
Level
New to TEFL/TESOL, Experienced
Your Students
Adults, Teenagers
Required time
5 hours
This course is aimed at teachers who are thinking of building their career in ELT or gaining any initial teaching qualification. It will be especially useful for those who are planning to take the CELTA course.
In this course, we will explore how languages are learnt, and what the roles of input and output are. We will also deal with learning vocabulary and grammar as well as talk about the importance of developing language skills. You will find what you actually need to teach when teaching systems and skills, and how the latter connect with each other.
We will discuss the most common myths about language teaching and learning, and debunk them.
We will look at what makes a "good lesson" and the qualities of a "good language teacher".
After taking this course, you will be better prepared to facilitate learning in the CELTA course.
Course Program (in Ukrainian)
Download PDFKeywords
- English Learner
- Vocabulary
- Reading
- Listening
- Speaking
Course authors and tutors
Christopher Reese
Course Author
DELTA Module 1, CELTA, CELT P/S Trainer, The University of Tennessee (BA in Anthropology)
Andrii Pigariev
Course Tutor
DOS, CELTA, CELT-P/S Course trainer, International speaking examiner, Conference speaker
What's in the course?
Short lead-in
To help you reflect on your own teaching contexts
Variety of inputs
Interesting texts, video lectures and tutorials, audio tracks to keep you engaged
Variety of tasks
tasks with closed (True/False, multiple choice, matching) and open questions (reflection tasks with suggested answers)
Self-reflection tasks
To help you evaluate your teaching
Knowledge bank
To keep the new knowledge organised and to give you the opportunity to return to it when needed
Final test
To track your progress and a must if you would like to receive a certificate
Useful resources
For further reading and study
Course Outline
Strict Order
This course consists of integral units that should be done in a strict order. Within each unit, the tasks follow a strict order and should be done one by one.
What is the CELTA course?
What is a “good” teacher, and how do we learn languages?
Learning languages is learning grammar and vocabulary?
What is a “good” lesson
Exit test
Course outcomes
By the end of the course, you will:
- Be better aware of the contents and demands of the CELTA course
- Be more aware of the processes involved in language learning
- Be better prepared to facilitate learning in the CELTA course
The skills you will learn:
- be more aware of the processes involved in language learning
- be better prepared to facilitate learning in the CELTA course
Certificate
Based on the results of the final test you will get:
0–69% — Certificate of Attendance
70–89% — Certificate of Completion
90–100% — Certificate of Completion with Merit
Certificate will appear in your Profile.
