Intermediate English Discussion Topics
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Discover the perfect companion for classroom discussions with this practical resource full of low-prep exercises and thoughtfully selected materials for improving English conversation.
The flexible exercises can seamlessly integrate into your lesson plans. With my extensive ten years of teaching experience, I have chosen these resources based on the most engaging classes I've conducted.
Each chapter features a comprehensive To-do list and a convenient Reference section with supplementary materials. This user-friendly format ensures that you can effortlessly dive into teaching while staying on track throughout the process.
By utilizing these valuable materials, your students can reap numerous benefits, including:
EXPANDING THEIR SPEAKING VOCABULARY: Empower your students with a broader range of words and expressions, enabling them to express themselves more fluently and precisely.
ENHANCING CONVERSATION STRATEGIES: Equip your students with effective techniques and approaches to confidently and eloquently navigate conversations.
DEVELOPING CONVERSATIONAL SKILLS: Foster your students' ability to engage in meaningful and authentic discussions, building their confidence and interpersonal communication abilities.
UTILIZING SYNONYMS FOR CLARITY: Teach your students the power of using synonyms to convey their thoughts and ideas precisely, enhancing their overall clarity of expression.
EXPLAINING SLANG AND INFORMAL PHRASES: Bridge the gap between formal and informal language, enabling your students to navigate real-life conversations and understand native speakers with ease.
Get in-depth answers to "Where is a beautiful place to visit," find out the meaning of "down to earth," or use set keywords for an "environmental discussion."
This book offers low-prep conversation exercises and materials to enhance students' vocabulary, conversation strategies, and conversational skills.
Are you ready to simplify lesson planning and unlock students' full potential? Don't miss the opportunity to make a real impact in your classroom. Grab your copy today and embark on an enriching teaching journey!
Nigel M Openshaw
Enthusiastic about web design and graphics, have a passion for teaching, and writing with a touch of photography. A software geek who loves caring for the environment. Also, an advocate for mindfulness and well-being with good time management. Nigel Openshaw is a TESOL-qualified teacher and has taught and managed classes in South Korea for eight years for elementary, middle, high, and adult students. His successful book series, "ESL Discussion Topics," came from working in teams, co-teaching, and individual classes. Apart from the discussion books, he also developed the ESL Practical Lessons book covering his favorite lessons. Apart from being an author, he is, by profession, a graphic and web designer. His company, SUNI Web Designs, has clients in Australia and the UK. He now focuses on improving his local Manchester area. He can be found on https://nigelmopenshaw.com and contacted on Twitter at @NigelMOpenshaw
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Intermediate English Discussion Topics - Nigel M Openshaw
Intermediate ESL English Discussion Topics
Engaging in Activities to Develop Conversations, Informal Language, and Questioning Skills
Nigel M Openshaw
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Dedication
To the outstanding and motivating students I had in South Korea, you provided the proper training I needed to advance as a teacher.
Your support and dedication made you feel like family; mere thank you
words do not seem adequate to express my gratitude.
I am deeply grateful to Korea for creating unforgettable memories.
Introduction
Welcome to our English language lesson series!
These lessons adjust practical and low-prep activities to fit your schedule, with activities completed within 30 to 90 minutes.
We designed each module to be straightforward, allowing you to focus on teaching without worrying about extensive preparation.
- To help you prepare, we have included a To Do section with any necessary preparations at the beginning of each chapter.
- You will also find a list of materials for each lesson in the Reference section after each chapter. This list will make it easier for you to start and stay on track throughout the class.
- We have also included British and American spellings, such as favourite/favorite,
to cater to different audiences.
- Finally, please note that the language used in these lessons is formal for clarity. However, if your students are ready for more informal