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23 Nov 2012

ESO4: Welcome Unit. Cyprus!

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We start the academic year in one of the most attractive summer destinations in Europe, the island of Cyprus, on the East of the Mediterrane...

ESO4: Unit 1 (2012-13). London Fashion.

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Welcome to the trendy city of London. Walking throughout the capital of England, we'll visit some of its monuments along the Thames Ri...
19 Nov 2012

ESO3: Learning to learn (L2L)-Mind maps.

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I would like to introduce you to a strategy to learn grammar or vocabulary (or actually whatever you want) in a creative way: mind maps ! It...
30 Oct 2012

ESO3 & 4: Trick or treat? Halloween time!

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Trick or treat? It's getting colder, windier... and spookier! How much do you know about Halloween ? let's start with a basic voc...

ESO1: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

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Spooky spooky! It's Halloween time! And we are going to devote one session to talk about scary stories, learn about Halloween origins...
24 Oct 2012

ESO1: Face maker

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Try this face maker from English-vocabulary-lists blog and practise your vocabulary! http://englishvocabularylists.blogspot.com.es/201...
23 Oct 2012

ESO1: Demonstratives and colours

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Here you have a video with exercises to practise this/these/that/those and combined with the colours and classroom objects. Notice the pronu...
19 Oct 2012

ESO4: Present Tense contrast

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The difference between the present simple and the present continuous might seem like climbing the Annapurna but it's not! Here you ha...

ESO3: Present Continuous

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Present continuous (or progessive)  is used for: a)  Actions that are happening at this moment: I am reading this sentence right now. b)...

ESO3: Present Simple exercises

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Here you have some exercises for practising the Present Simple structures. Revise the chart: Affirmative Negative Interrogative I go ...
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My passion is travelling and teaching. I have been travelling around the world (almost 100 countries!) and having amazing experiences worth sharing in class and highlighting the value of foreign language learning. In addition, I have been teaching at many levels: primary and secondary education in the UK and Spain, university level (undergraduate and graduate) in Spain, Brazil and New Zealand, and beyond formal education (hospitals, security units, adults and 3rd age). I have passion for journalism too. I've worked for TV3, Maori TV, Radio 6 Punt Camp, and other print and online media. At the moment I'm teaching English and French at ESO and Bachillerato levels (Compulsory Secondary Education and A Levels in Spain) at Colegio Español María Moliner in Andorra, and previously I have proudly worked at SI Badalona high school, in Barcelona, developing cutting-edge projects on plurilinguism and school-community service. I like sci-fi books, horror movies, Celtic and electronic music, and swimming. What about you?
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