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A resource book for university EFL teachers
101 EFL Activities for Teaching University Students
An easy-to-follow, systematically written guide to having great communicative language classes. Practical topics, activities structured around the full arc of the semester, and tools for teacher reflection. Well worth having on your shelf.
What reviewers are saying
If you are looking for an accessible, go-to guide for the next time you are stuck for something to do in class, this is the book for you.
James Taylor — BRAZ-TESOL Echoes, December 2023Houston's compilation of 101 EFL Activities provides enough depth, breadth, and variety to appeal to all language teaching professionals.
Deanna Barnhart — The Word, Hawaii TESOL newsletter, May 2023This is an excellent manual for all EFL teachers at tertiary level and a 'must have' in the suitcases of inexperienced teachers starting out.
Meg Shovelton — Modern English Teacher, September 2022Hall Houston has created a one stop solution for university language teachers looking to implement active learning into their classrooms.
Robert Minor — HEIS Newsletter, March 2023This is particularly useful for those who are new to university teaching and are looking for ways to encourage interaction, collaboration and reflection among learners.
Peter Clements — ELT Planning blog, September 2022
About the book
101 EFL Activities for Teaching University Students
- Practical topics designed for university classrooms
- Activities structured for each stage of the semester
- Teacher development tips and reflection exercises
- Photocopiable worksheets included
- Recommended readings and web resources for university teachers
The activities in this book relate to three major themes: the context of the university environment, group dynamics across a semester, and active learning — students learning through activity rather than listening to lectures.
The book is structured around the three main time periods of the semester: the beginning, mid-period, and end. It also contains teacher development tips and short exercises designed to help teachers reflect on their own teaching and professional development in a university setting.
About the author
Hall Houston
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Available in print and all major ebook formats.
