What is it that helps create a classroom
culture that our students want to
belong to?
Language teaching can be a challenge, but it can also
be one of the most rewarding activities you’ll ever
engage in. Seeing a student’s enthusiasm grow
along with their ability to communicate
is a fantastic experience.
Herbert Puchta
An introduction
I’ve been involved in English language teaching for over 30 years; I write course books and methodology books for language teachers, and I create multimedia learning tools. I was until recently President of IATEFL.
Teaching Young Learners to Think
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Teaching Young Learners to Think offers 80 activities with photocopiable worksheets and easy-to-follow teacher’s notes. Herbert Puchta, author of a…
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PechaKucha, IATEFL 2012
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Ways of Leading into a Text
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Herbert Puchta on Super Minds
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Developing creativity with Super Minds
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Introducing MORE!
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Developing critical thinking skills
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Developing basic cognitive skills
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Consolidation of vocabulary and intelligence-building activities
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Multi-sensory vocabulary drilling
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An interview at IATEFL 2012
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Working with sketches
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Chants
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Working with DVD stories
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Tips For Teaching English In Intensive Primary Programmes
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How to Involve Students in Setting Up Their Own Ground Rules
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Making Students Aware of Different Intelligences
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Error Correction in Speaking - The Fun Way
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Getting Students to Listen in a More Focused Way
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Getting Students to Stick to English During the Lessons
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Ways of Leading into a Text: Herbert Puchta (Teaching Teenagers Tip #1)