OH MY GOD
Teachers often use indirect, non-confrontational wording to manage behavior while preserving a respectful classroom atmosphere.
AT HOME
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This blog has been created to serve as a humble resource for secondary school English teachers looking to make their spoken English activities more fun and creative. Rather than rigid and boring exercises, I aim to incorporate improvisation and games to encourage students to express themselves in English. I offer ideas and provide solutions. All activities are just a starting point. Teachers can adapt them to their needs.
Teachers often use indirect, non-confrontational wording to manage behavior while preserving a respectful classroom atmosphere.
AT HOME
Teleshopping is buying products from home while watching them on television.
Here is a quick summary:
What it is: TV shows where presenters show products and viewers buy them by phone or online.
The Style: Very energetic and fast. The hosts show a common problem and present the item as the best solution. They often say "Buy now before time runs out!" to make you order quickly.
Target Audience: Mostly older adults, stay-at-home parents, and people watching TV late at night or during the day.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THESE TV ADS?
CREATE DIALOGUES TO EXPLAIN THIS PICTURES AND THEIR RUSH OR HURRY
In these shop wIndows you will find examples of “I learned it too late” feeling — purchases or decisions that felt like they would transform your life, but ended up revealing a lesson only after the money was spent.
HABITS AND MISTAKES
DON’T BE FOOLED – KEEP THESE TIPS IN MIND!
AND NOT TWO URBAN LEGENDS TO RECREATE
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