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I suggest use a lot of "find someone who" type activities for mixed groups. That way, students have to talk to everyone in the class...

This is what one teacher told us when we asked them the same question:I start each class with 15 minutes of discussion, the topic is decided upon by...

I would usually start the lesson with a brief warmer (the EtoGo warmers provide lots of ideas) and then a wind-down at the end of some sort....

This is what one of our teachers used to do with  a class of 17 years olds: 1.  Organize them into groups 2. For every verbal presentation...

Motivation is an eternal topic discussed by teachers around the world; that "one or two students holding the class back" sounds very...

With some students I find it useful to talk to them after class. "Why are you here?  What do you want to achieve?" We might then...

Firstly,  the difference between those two is subtle enough not to worry students of intermediate level and below about it!If we are going to...

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We are happy to make a few suggestions: of course, because we're not in the hot seat it's easy for us to advise, but only you as teacher will know...