Instead of just reciting lists, students use targeted structures to solve a murder mystery, bargain in a market, or find lost residents of a fictional planet.
by Jill Hadfield remains a cornerstone resource in the field of English Language Teaching (ELT). Spanning a rich collection of 40 highly interactive activities, it is precisely tailored for intermediate and upper-intermediate learners who need to bridge the gap between textbook grammar and real-world fluency. Advanced Communication Games: A Collection of G...
Teachers can step back and act as facilitators, using the gameplay to silently note student errors and map out future remedial lessons. 🛠️ Diverse Gameplay Formats Instead of just reciting lists, students use targeted
The book is structured around the philosophy that language is best acquired when it is used as a tool to achieve an objective rather than being the objective itself. Hadfield designs these games to act as the "free communication" stage of a lesson. Teachers can step back and act as facilitators,
The primary goal is to get students talking, lowering their affective filter and encouraging natural spontaneous speech.