Advanced Usage : the making of made

Are you ever unsure of, or even caught unawares by, English mades?

            made by, made for, made from, made in, made of, made on, made out of, made to, made up, made up of, made up with, made with ...

So do it! Join us for explanations and explorations so that you don't have to fake it 'til you make it.

The Key to Effective Pairwork

Pairwork is one of the most effective teaching strategies and should be one of the primary approaches of all teachers, not just English Language and Lang&Lit. This Philosophy and Practice / Methodology seminar for G7 - 12 levels (G5 - 6 teachers will also find it useful) reviews the nuts and bolts of succesful pairwork, and how to avoid some of the more common reasons why pairwork activities are not a huge success.

Planning a Novel Study

If you have not taught a Literature or a Lang & Lit novel study before, or if you want to know how to incorporate a novel unit into your programme, this one-hour overview will get you started on the right path.

Advanced Vocabulary : sit, seat, sitting, seating

Do you sit or be seated? Do you sit someone or seat someone? Is it a sitting or a seating? A siting or a seating? What about sit up and sit down, or a sit-in and a sit-down? Or a sit rep?