Teach Language to Intermediate-Advanced Learners Using the Lexical Approach.
Most English courses start with grammar rules and isolated word lists, then wonder why learners still can't say anything useful. This book takes a different route. Built on the lexical approach, it teaches English the way fluent speakers actually store it: in chunks, the ready-made phrases and expressions that people actually use.
What you'll get from this book:
- Fifty ready-to-teach activities, organised into a natural learning arc from first encounter to free production that follow the lexical approach
- A short, readable introduction that explains the lexical approach and how to teach a chunk, with no jargon to wade through
- A consistent, time-saving format for every activity: aim, time, materials, target language, procedure, variations, and a teacher's note
- Low-prep, low-resource lessons that work in large classes, one-to-one, and online
- Variations and teaching tips that flag exactly what makes each activity succeed
- Fun classroom ideas that are ideal for B1-C2 learners.
- Topic-flexible activities you can adapt to any intermediate-advanced lesson.
After a clear, practical introduction to the lexical approach, you get 50 classroom-ready activities, each laid out the same way so you can pick one up and teach it in minutes. No special equipment, no lengthy preparation, just a board, some cards, and language your higher-level English learners can use straight away.
Whether you're a new teacher or an experienced one looking to move beyond grammar drills, this book gives you everything you need to get higher-level learners speaking real, natural English right away.
