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Warm-Up ActivityShort, engaging activities at the beginning of a lesson designed to prepare students for learning and activate prior knowledge. | |
warmerAlso called lead-in or starter. It is the introductory stage of a lesson - usually an introduction to the topic and/or target language of the lesson you are about to give. | |
webinarsOnline seminars or workshops that provide additional learning opportunities on various topics related to EFL teaching. | |
Wh- questionsSee open questions. | |
word familyIt is a group of related words that all have the same root (or 'base form') - e.g., happiness, happy, unhappy,happily. | |
word stressThe emphasis placed on a particular syllable within a word, which can change the meaning if incorrectly applied (e.g., 'record as a noun vs. re'cord as a verb). | |
Writing MechanicsThe conventions of writing, including spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
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Writing PromptsSpecific instructions or topics provided to students to inspire or guide their writing activities. | |