This list is based on stats which are almost a year old, but wanted some way to mark the ending of my series of over 270 TEFL articles on TEFLnet.
Not many great surprises in the list – for example, it seems many people share my inability to shake off an obsession with teaching tenses (though I have since got over wasting much time on Reported Speech and Past Perfect). It’s nice to see people preparing for the CELTA, agreeing with me that beginners can really communicate, paying attention to pron and determiners, teaching classroom English as well as using it, being adventurous with movement in adult classes, paying attention to cultural differences, and hopefully using mingling activities that are slightly better than the usual ones. It’s also always nice to see when time spent on a seemingly obscure topic like using From Head to Toe for EFL gets some attention – surprisingly often the case.
Fun activities for prepositions of time
Reported speech games
Speaking games for false beginners
15 classroom language games
Describing people games
Will for predictions
Physical warmer games for adults
15 things to do with a whiteboard
Likes and dislikes games
Find someone who and mingling games
Job application tasks
Third and mixed conditionals practice
Needs analysis
Fun business English lessons
Drawing games
Starting adult lessons
Games for reported speech
15 ways of starting a preschool English lesson
Body vocabulary
Going to
Describing your company and job
Fun practice for Simple Past
Practice of there is/ are/ was/ were
Activities for mixed future tenses
Using From Head to Toe in English classes
Why PPP is so unfashionable
Country and nationality
Cultural differences
Teach sentence stress and rhythmn
Needs analysis criteria
Fun activities for practising a, an and the
Activities for second conditional
Reasons to avoid TEFL courses
Explaining the Present Perfect Continuous
Activities with simple phonics flashcards
Adverbs of frequency
Interesting TOEIC lessons
Fun cultural training topics
Solutions for large pre-school classes
Cultural differences in Japanese English classes
Not many actual unusual or adventurous topics in there, so have also done a list of my wackier articles on TN and its sister site EnglishClub. If that ain’t enough for you, my over 400 articles are arranged by topic here and by place here.
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