Handbooks for Teachers

A highly practical series of methodology guides, written by teachers for teachers.

The Richmond Handbooks for Teachers provide:

Practical, realistic suggestions for the classroom.
Photocopiable activity worksheets.
Development tasks for the teacher.
Brief explanations of theory.

The Richmond Handbooks for Teachers take into account:

The everyday problems of teachers in primary and secondary classrooms.
Diversity within the class.
Current educational reforms and issues.

Full list of titles:

An Introduction to Teaching English Susan House
Developing Resources for Primary Amanda Cant and Wendy Superfine
Evaluating your Students Andy Baxter
Helping Students to Learn Ricky Lowes and Francesca Target
Helping Students to Speak Paul Seligson
Teaching Very Young Children Genevieve Roth
The Mixed-Ability Class Julice Tice
CLIL across Educational Levels

Celebrating our Heritage is a unique bank of ready-made activties that meets the English teacher's needs for alternative ways to participate in national holiday school celebrations, or plan lessons that commemorate our national identify and cultural heritage.

Key features:

This book is intended for English Teachers of young learners, primary and seconday school students who wish to celebrate our identity, our traditions and our cultural heritage in the foreign language classroom.

As the year 2010 sets a very important landmark in our history, the bicentenary of our nation, it is timely for teachers to finally have a unique ELT resource book full of practical ideas and photocopiable activities about Argentinian national celebrations.

The lessons require minimun preparation time and can be used at any time to spice up regular English language lessons.
It is multi-level handbook designed for both experienced and less experienced teachers.

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Handbooks for Teachers

Celebrating our Heritage

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