Hiya! For those students complaining about English pronunciation there's a very interesting Pronunciation Poem by the British Council at http://www.britishcouncil.org/learnenglish-central-poems-pronunciation-poem.html
I used it with my Basico 1 Students and I can tell you it's good practice and fun if you get them learn it by heart! There's also an activity after listening to it so that they can check their comprehension but remember here we just focus on sounds not meaning since it's such a basic level. You can download the audio, the text and the activity too. Have a nice week!
WELCOME, CIMNE and CIPNE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS! In this blog all of you will dispose of a platform in which you will be able to find different types of exercises to be used in class or at home, suggestions about films and other cultural activities in English and a way to communicate and share your experiences. Help us to build it up and have a great course!
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Hello Elllo! My favourite listening place
We sometimes need fresh resources to use in the classroom when (and our students too) feel really tired of the textbooks, which are not always realistic enough. This is a most interesting webpage called English Listening Lesson Library OnLine (http://www.elllo.org/) which offers a wide range of recordings uploaded by English speakers from all over the world. We can also find ready-to-use materials to be used supplementing the online activities. It is most suitable for active lessons where participants have to be dynamic in order to acquire listening and speaking skills.
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