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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / November 2005hello everybody
my name is José, I'm from Chile, I'm 22 years old I currently studying English teaching I'd like to share experiences and get to know teachers of english from all over the world Hello Jose, Welcome to the group. If you have any questions about English or teaching, there's probably someone here who can help you. Good luck with your studies! Jan hello Jan thank you for "the welcome" I'd would like to share experiences as I said before I'd like to know where are you from, Jan? My first question is Does anyone know anything about "The lexical approach"? thank you take care, all of you Hi Joe! You've asked about the lexical approach, but do you know the context? My best wishes, Katya > hello Jan > thank you for "the welcome" [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > thank you > take care, all of you Jose, I agree with Catherine. The Lexical Approach is quite a big topic. If you are just starting, there are plenty of teaching books about it out there, including two by the 'big daddy' of the Lexical Approach himself, Michael Lewis: - The Lexical Approach, Michael Lewis, Language Teaching Publications, January 1999 (quite theoretical) - Implementing the Lexical Approach: Putting Theory into Practice, Language Teaching Publications, January 1998 (probably the best one to start with) I got both of these on loan from the British Council library where I live; you might find them in a BC library or university library near you. If books are difficult to come by, try entering a search string like this in Yahoo! or Google: +introduction +"lexical approach" You should get a list of all sorts of web pages; here are two 'practical introductions' for teachers that I found useful a while ago: http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/methodology/lexical_approach1.shtml http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/think/methodology/lexical_approach2.shtml Good luck! Jan PS: You asked where I'm from: I am British but I live in Turkey. thank you for your help Jan I'd love to implement the lexical approach in a classroom and see how it works gracias, chao (bye, in spanish) thank you for your help, the links were very useful best wishes, joe hi,i am from china.i am 30 years old and i want to improve my English very much. i thank you can help me and i will be very glad to be your virtual students. Let me introduce my English level. i am able to read 3000-4000 words(some words just know one meaning of them) and know some grammar. i tirsty for your answer and help(include anyone who want help me). My msn is kkshi@msn.com and pls add me to your contract list. thanks Hello, dao.china! This is not exactly a virtual student forum. Basically, this group consists of a small group of English language enthusiasts/professionals who work on helping students with their English. If you have a question or comment regarding English, feel free to pose it. We do not offer courses and demand participation. More or less, we try to keep a positive tone, but that's about all there is in the way of regulation here. > hi,i am from china.i am 30 years old and i want to improve my English > very much. i thank you can help me and i will be very glad to be your [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > thanks thanks, i know what you means. i will obey the rules here. Through talking i will prove my English also and wish to make friends with all of you. |
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