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Four hundred million people speak English as a native language and there are currently over one billion people learning it. English is the first choice for people looking to study a second language, and is seen by many as the world's 'universal language'.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1

Part I: Getting Started in TEFL 7

Chapter 1: Discovering the Wonderful World of TEFL 9

Chapter 2: Looking at What TEFL Teachers Actually Do 19

Chapter 3: Examining Courses, Qualifications and Jobs 31

Part II: Putting Your Lesson Together 47

Chapter 4: Starting from the Beginning: Planning the Lesson 49

Chapter 5: Standing in the Spotlight: Presenting to the Class 67

Chapter 6: Holding the Reins and Letting Them Loose – Giving Students Practice 85

Chapter 7: Giving Correction and Feedback 101

Chapter 8: Being Materialistic! Using Course Books and Other Materials 115

Chapter 9: Who’s The Boss around Here? Managing Your Classroom 125

Part III: Teaching Skills Classes 137

Chapter 10: Taken as Read: Teaching Reading Lessons 139

Chapter 11: Write or Wrong? Teaching Writing Lessons 157

Chapter 12: What Accent? Teaching Pronunciation 171

Chapter 13: Setting Their Tongues Wagging: Speaking and Discussion 183

Chapter 14: In One Ear, Out the Other: Learning To Listen 195

Part IV: The Grammar You Need to Know – and How to Teach It 209

Chapter 15: Stop Press! Student to Deliver Sentence 211

Chapter 16: Feeling Tense? Sorting Out Verb Tenses 227

Chapter 17: Exploring More Important Verb Structures 247

Part V: What Kind of Class Will I Have? 263

Chapter 18: Putting Students to the Test 265

Chapter 19: Getting Specific: Teaching Just One Student and Business English 275

Chapter 20: Getting Youth on Your Side: Coping with Younger Learners 283

Chapter 21: Making the Grade: Handling Exam Classes 299

Chapter 22: Distinguishing Monolingual and Multi-lingual Classes 317

Part VI: The Part of Tens 333

Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Liven Up an English Lesson 335

Chapter 24: Ten Great Resources for TEFL Teachers 341

Appendix A: Lesson Plan Templates 349

Appendix B: TEFL Locations around the World 355

Index 363

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 14/08/2009
      ISBN13: 9780470745762, 978-0470745762
      ISBN10: 0470745762

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Four hundred million people speak English as a native language and there are currently over one billion people learning it. English is the first choice for people looking to study a second language, and is seen by many as the world's 'universal language'.

      Table of Contents

      Introduction 1

      Part I: Getting Started in TEFL 7

      Chapter 1: Discovering the Wonderful World of TEFL 9

      Chapter 2: Looking at What TEFL Teachers Actually Do 19

      Chapter 3: Examining Courses, Qualifications and Jobs 31

      Part II: Putting Your Lesson Together 47

      Chapter 4: Starting from the Beginning: Planning the Lesson 49

      Chapter 5: Standing in the Spotlight: Presenting to the Class 67

      Chapter 6: Holding the Reins and Letting Them Loose – Giving Students Practice 85

      Chapter 7: Giving Correction and Feedback 101

      Chapter 8: Being Materialistic! Using Course Books and Other Materials 115

      Chapter 9: Who’s The Boss around Here? Managing Your Classroom 125

      Part III: Teaching Skills Classes 137

      Chapter 10: Taken as Read: Teaching Reading Lessons 139

      Chapter 11: Write or Wrong? Teaching Writing Lessons 157

      Chapter 12: What Accent? Teaching Pronunciation 171

      Chapter 13: Setting Their Tongues Wagging: Speaking and Discussion 183

      Chapter 14: In One Ear, Out the Other: Learning To Listen 195

      Part IV: The Grammar You Need to Know – and How to Teach It 209

      Chapter 15: Stop Press! Student to Deliver Sentence 211

      Chapter 16: Feeling Tense? Sorting Out Verb Tenses 227

      Chapter 17: Exploring More Important Verb Structures 247

      Part V: What Kind of Class Will I Have? 263

      Chapter 18: Putting Students to the Test 265

      Chapter 19: Getting Specific: Teaching Just One Student and Business English 275

      Chapter 20: Getting Youth on Your Side: Coping with Younger Learners 283

      Chapter 21: Making the Grade: Handling Exam Classes 299

      Chapter 22: Distinguishing Monolingual and Multi-lingual Classes 317

      Part VI: The Part of Tens 333

      Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Liven Up an English Lesson 335

      Chapter 24: Ten Great Resources for TEFL Teachers 341

      Appendix A: Lesson Plan Templates 349

      Appendix B: TEFL Locations around the World 355

      Index 363

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