What’s New from American English?
- Do you doodle? Encourage teachers and students to enter our American English Doodle Contest. (Graphics to promote the contest are attached to this email.)
- The latest issue of English Teaching Forum is now available on the American English website, and the English Teaching Forum homepage has a new look!
- To promote our latest edition of English Teaching Forum, we’ve created a short promo video.
- Last week’s animated video teaches the phrasal verbs “get away” and “set off” and is now available on the American English YouTube channel and Facebook page.
- In this week’s Teacher’s Corner, we talk about ways to incorporate movement and interaction into any lesson in the young learners’ English classroom.
- This week’s Teen’s Talk interview is with Gabriela, a university student, who talks about her major, her classes, and her family.
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AE Doodle Contest
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Do you love English? Enter our “American English Doodle Contest”! What does English mean to you? Show us with a doodle! Draw (or paint, etc.) a picture about English. Include the words “American English” in your doodle. Then, take a picture of your doodle and post it to our American English at State Facebook page or our American English for Educators Facebook page. Or send it to: americanenglish@state.gov. Use the hashtags #AEdoodle and #WeLoveAE. Send it to us by September 30. The winning pictures will be posted as the American English Facebook banner and the American English for Educators Facebook banner! |
Do you love English? Show us with a doodle! Enter the #AmericanEnglish Doodle Contest. #WeLoveAE
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English Teaching Forum
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What is English Teaching Forum? It's a fantastic resource for English language teachers! Our current issue is now available on the #AmericanEnglish website. In this issue, find tips for conducting an ELT workshop, starting an English club, and making sense of English homework. #ETForum |
Practical activities and advice for teachers in English Teaching Forum. Read the latest issue on the #AE website. |
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Animated Video:
phrasal verbs: Set Off & Get Away
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Do you want to “get away”? “Set off” on a phrasal verb adventure with this #AmericanEnglish #video about phrasal verbs! Where would you like to go to get away? |
“Set off” on a phrasal verb adventure with this #AmericanEnglish #video about phrasal verbs! |
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Teacher’s Corner:
Using Movement and Interaction in the Young Learner Classroom
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How can you harness the energy of young learners? Incorporate movement and interaction in your young learner English classroom. Learn how in this week’s #AmericanEnglish #TeachersCorner. |
Get your young learners moving and interacting! Learn how in this week’s #AmericanEnglish #TeachersCorner. |
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American Teens Talk:
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What does a U.S. university student talk about? Find out with this #AmericanEnglish #TeensTalk interview. |
Listen to native English speakers, increase your vocab, & learn US culture w/ #AmericanEnglish #TeensTalk. |
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