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Issue 86
May
2013
The Leading Practical Magazine For English Language Teachers Worldwide
All aboard!
Marjorie Rosenberg
Printed versus digital
dictionaries
Michael Rundell
When is a board not a board?
Simon Mumford
That’s what friends are for
Genevieve White
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Contents
MAIN FEATURE
TEACHING YOUNG LEARNERS
ALL ABOARD!
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WORLD STORIES
23
Marjorie Rosenberg
includes everyone in her lessons
David Heathield
celebrates international storytelling
FEATURES
EAP
TAKE MY ADVICE ... OR NOT!
9
A CHOICE OF WORDS
54
Paul Bress
addresses the advisability of giving advice
Louis Rogers
uses corpora for lexical clariication
PRODUCT PLUS PROCESS
10
Graham Burton
suggests a combined strategy leads to
writing success
TEACHER DEVELOPMENT
READING JOURNAL ARTICLES
57
STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS
14
Nicholas Northall
rates the role of journals and
magazines in professional development
Anita Rao Mysore
and
Felicity Lincoln
support
students from different backgrounds
PRINTED VERSUS DIGITAL DICTIONARIES
17
TECHNOLOGY
Michael Rundell
considers the pros and cons
WEBLOGS
60
WHEN IS A BOARD NOT A BOARD?
20
Eva Stradiotová
meets her students’ technological
expectations
Simon Mumford
takes a metaphorical view of an
essential piece of equipment
FIVE THINGS YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO
61
OVER THE WALL
25
KNOW ABOUT: ‘REMIX’ OR ‘MASH-UPS’
Nicky Hockly
combines different media
Alan Maley
looks at visual perception
LICKS AND CHUNKS
29
WEBWATCHER
63
Roger van Schaick
jazzes up language
Russell Stannard
presents
PresentMe
FROM RESEARCH TO REALITY 3
30
Magnus Coney
proposes that student-initiated topics
are more memorable
REGULAR FEATURES
LANGUAGE LOG
40
A QUESTION OF ATTITUDE 34
Claudia Keh
describes a successful vocabulary workshop
John Potts
IT WORKS IN PRACTICE
38
EFFECTIVE SIGNPOSTING
46
Erin Herrick
points the way to proving how lessons
are actually progressing
SCRAPBOOK
42
REVIEWS
44
GONE BLANK?
48
Alan Marsh
teaches circumlocution
COMPETITIONS
41, 64
THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR
52
Genevieve White
invites some interesting characters
to class
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Editorial
she suggests ways of implementing a more inclusive
teaching style in order to cater for students with
differing learning preferences.
Editorial
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nyone detecting a slightly cheesy smell to this
issue will not be surprised to learn that three
of our contributors have managed to work
that most fragrant of foodstuffs into their articles! I
advise serious turophiles to turn straight to the
Scrapbook in order to feast on Ian Waring Green’s
account of amorous goats, cheese-fuelled trafic
hazards, de Gaulle’s doubts about whether one can
govern a country possessed of 246 varieties of cheese
– plus the delights of cheeses full of writhing maggots.
For a more linguistic angle on the subject, look no
further than page 40, where John Potts employs the
same de Gaulle quotation to discuss the question of
whether or not cheese(s) can be counted. Alan Marsh’s
deinition of a delicatessen (
a place where you buy
cheeses
...) adds further ammunition to the debate.
For David Heathield, sharing stories from other
languages and across cultures is the key to an all-
inclusive classroom. The website he recommends is an
excellent source of stories from all around the world.
Anita Rao Mysore and Felicia Lincoln train teachers
who will work in contexts where a speciic type of
English language learner is placed in school classes
alongside more mainstream students. They put forward
ways to make lessons more welcoming and inclusive
for these students as they are faced with the challenge
of keeping up with the others.
As well as warning of the dificulties of government,
the French president’s words can be interpreted as a
celebration of diversity – and this is something else
which is well represented in this issue. In our main
feature, Marjorie Rosenberg celebrates the diversity of
learning styles to be found within a single class, and
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