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FCE classes
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chenchen_castrourdiales
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FCE classes
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Hi everybody,
I am writing to ask you for help. Could you please share with me the way you teach your FCE classes? Most of the teachers I have asked so far just ask their students to do tests in class but lessons get really boring in this way and students get down and under motivated. Do you use any games or videos? Do you know any video that shows a real candidate doing the FCE test for instance in his/ her speaking part? Which activities or games you have used successfully in your lessons?Thanks for your time. |
29 Sep 2010
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anitarobi
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Creative writing workshops are my favourite choice for them. As for listening and reading - the trick is to use interesting texts on various subjects - from Poe �s stories to facebook stuff. Sneak in grammar and vocabulary, and you �re on a good path. Play word formation in teams with word cards, and do key word transformations as if you were in court - let me rephrase that, your honour... |
29 Sep 2010
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crisprata
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I prepared 5 worksheets/exercises about HENRY VIII and his wives for FCE students. They are based on the papers of the exam. I used THE TUDORS series to illustrate the classes. You can download them from my own worsheets. I think they�ll be useful for you and interesting for your students. Tet� Prata.
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30 Sep 2010
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crisprata
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You can buy DVDs with real oral exams from Cambridge University website. I have some of them! Tet� Prata.
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30 Sep 2010
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Flora1
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I am having FCE as a student and my teacher uses on line exercises to practice the use of grammar and she uses some copies from her teacher�s book. Don�t you have any resource from yours?
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30 Sep 2010
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dawnmain
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I think I saw a book called something like �games for fce � on englishtips.org
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30 Sep 2010
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