What challenges do students face in IELTS Reading section?
5 Steps to Plan an IELTS Essay
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About the Video
Level
New to TEFL/TESOL, Experienced
Your Students
Adults, Teenagers
Format
webinar
When you have to write an essay, it is tempting just to read the task quickly and start writing immediately.
Granted, this may be true about writing a poem or a story, as these are highly creative processes, but when it comes to exam writing, it is necessary to plan your response first.
In this session, we will look at how planning before writing can help candidates show their best language ability within a very limited amount of time. We will explore what things can be planned and practice doing it using examples of IELTS essays.
Keywords
- Teaching writing
- Teaching for exams
Speakers
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Anfisa Kramarenko
Speaker
CELTA certified teacher of General English, Business English, Exam Preparation, International speaking examiner
Who is this Video for?
- Teachers in public schools
- Individual tutors
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