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The document discusses various tools and strategies for using information and communication technology (ICT) in upper secondary school English classes. It provides examples of educational and authentic websites, podcasts, videos and web 2.0 tools that can be used, and offers guidance on safety, planning, addressing technical issues, and evaluating online content. Web 2.0 tools mentioned include blogs, wikis, word clouds and note-taking websites for student collaboration.
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Guy Fawkes was involved in the Gunpowder Plot in 1605, a failed assassination attempt against King James I of England by blowing up the House of Lords. Fawkes was born in the late 16th century and fought as a mercenary in the Low Countries before joining the Gunpowder Plot. He was placed in charge of explosives under the House of Lords but was captured before they could be detonated on November 5, 1605.
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The document provides sample questions and responses for Parts 1 and 2 of the Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE) Speaking Test. It includes 8 practice tests with questions about topics like music, films, holidays, family, work, food, and transportation. For each test, candidates are given photographs to discuss and are asked follow-up questions by the examiner about their partner's photographs. The document aims to prepare test-takers for the structure and type of questions in the FCE speaking exam.
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CIC Adventure Holidays offers trekking in Naples and rafting in France for the summer of 2017. Previous customers praised the holidays, noting the fantastic food and brilliant activities. A typical day of rock climbing on a CIC adventure holiday involves waking at 6am, starting activities at 7:30am, having a picnic lunch at midday, taking photos of scenery, more afternoon activities, and dining under the stars at night.
Prac 700701 part 2 books 2+4 2007
The document provides instructions and prompts for 8 speaking tests involving two candidates discussing images and making decisions based on imagined scenarios. For each test, the candidates are first given one minute to discuss 2 images, then are presented with a scenario and must discuss issues represented in all the images and make selections within 3 minutes. The tests address topics like work pressures, transportation, insurance marketing, water, cycling promotion, history, tourism, and changing social roles.
Prac 601 parts 1+2 global
The document describes the format and content of Parts 1 and 2 of a Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) Speaking Test. In Part 1, the interlocutor asks candidates questions about themselves and familiar topics for 2 minutes. In Part 2, candidates are given 3 pictures related to a theme and take turns describing the pictures and answering each other's questions for 4 minutes. Sample picture themes, questions, and tasks are provided for 8 complete tests.
Prac 501 parts 1+2 heinle
This document contains sample materials for the speaking section of the CAE exam. It includes 8 practice tests with sample questions and instructions for Parts 1 and 2 of the exam. Part 1 involves introductory questions, while Part 2 provides pictures for candidates to discuss individually and ask each other follow up questions. The tests cover a range of everyday topics like hobbies, family, travel, sports, and the environment. Candidates are expected to compare, contrast and speculate based on the pictures and questions within strict time limits.
Prac 403 parts 1+2 global
The document contains sample questions and role plays for the speaking section of the FCE exam. It is divided into two parts for each test:
Part 1 involves short discussions on topics like leisure activities, jobs, education, and work. Candidates answer questions and share opinions for 2 minutes.
Part 2 involves comparing photographs and responding to questions about them for 1 minute each. Candidates also answer a short follow up question about their partner's photographs. Topics covered include jobs using the telephone, stressful situations, places to live, and reasons for moving abroad.
Prac 402 parts 1+2 pearson
This document outlines the format and instructions for Parts 1 and 2 of the speaking section of the FCE practice test.
Part 1 involves selecting a question from a list and responding for 2 minutes. Part 2 involves comparing and discussing two photographs for 1 minute each, and briefly answering a question about their partner's photographs. The document provides 4 complete tests with different questions and photograph prompts for Parts 1 and 2.
Prac 401 parts 1+2 first 5
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Ex 700701 part 2 book 1 2013
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- 1. Using ICT in Upper Secondary School July 2010
- 3. Web 2.0 podcast flickr voip wiki twitter youtube blog moodle f acebook
- 4. keep safe avoid plagiarism proof read check accuracy stay on task
- 5. motivation presentation methodology task variety specific tools
- 6. check available equipment before class plan as usual give students clear instructions
- 7. connection fails: teach class as traditionally unsuitable content online: check before presenting technical problems: rely on helper students
- 10. ELT websites BBC learning Macmillan online magazine
- 11. Authentic websites World wildlife fund kew gardens newspapers teenage magazines
- 12. Podcasts Podcasts in plain English Facebook in plain English
- 14. 6-minute English Cycling for food
- 15. Real English What did you do yesterday? How long does it take? What do they do for fun?
- 16. elllo My dream house
- 17. Using Video Clips TEFL clips : If the Earth had rings like Saturn The tube on YouTube Movie Segments : I, Robot Video Jug How to pack for a hike
- 18. Web 2.0 tools: Dvolver : Missed Opportunity
- 19. wordle
- 20. penzu The flatmates on penzu
- 21. cueprompter
- 22. Webquests A trip to London City webquests Festival webquests Ethical foods
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- click on the link to access wordle wordle applet: http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/2203104/HPotter