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Reference resources that teachers can consult for lesson planning include dictionaries, grammar books, methodology books, supplementary materials from coursebooks, websites, and colleagues. These resources can help teachers find exercises on sounds like minimal pairs, anticipate difficulties students may have based on their first language, learn how to make the best use of their coursebook, check spelling and pronunciation, find extra exercises, improve their own language awareness and teaching skills, and get ideas for classroom management strategies.
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- 1. Using reference resources for lesson planning How do we consult reference resources? All the resources of information about language and about teaching that we can refer to for help in preparation. What are reference resources? Dictionaries Grammar books Supplementary materials in a coursebook Phonemic charts Website of internet People such as colleagues, senior teachers
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