Gathering reflections, ideas & inspiration for the MFL classroom. Believer in research-backed pedagogy. Languages geek. Europhile.
This post is designed for MFL teachers who, like me, are always on the lookout for tips to make lesson planning more efficient, maximise effectiveness of resources and be able to confidently plan lessons that are sharply focused, engaging and varied. I recently read some fantastic posts on Steve Smith’s blog which inspired me to …
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Not only are the following sites great for student engagement, but each of them is, in my humble opinion, well thought-out for language learning. Each one incorporates a multi-skill approach that can be a very effective way to complement your classroom teaching. They can greatly reduce prep time, and in some cases, there is no …
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9 ways to use Quizlet in MFL teaching Before we jump in, here is a brief intro to Quizlet which you can skip over if you’re already well acquainted with it… What is Quizlet? Quizlet is a popular website and app for any device to access and practise ‘study sets’ on ‘every conceivable subject and …
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