Integrating Drama with TESOL
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Integrating Drama with TESOL

For ESL teachers who may not have done much drama before, the idea of taking on a role and planning a lesson that integrates both language and drama may feel daunting and they may not know where to start. One way to experiment with drama in language classes is through using a contextualised narrative, where your lesson becomes a story.

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A Guide to Planning a Present-Practice-Produce (PPP) Lesson
Lesson Staging, Lesson Planning Laura Wilkes Lesson Staging, Lesson Planning Laura Wilkes

A Guide to Planning a Present-Practice-Produce (PPP) Lesson

Although there are many ways to organise a lesson, the merit of PPP is that it provides a clear step-by-step model for new teachers to follow by dividing the lesson into three main stages: Present, Practice and Produce. This blog looks at what happens at each of these stages, the key points to bear in mind when planning a PPP lesson, as well as when PPP is most effective.

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