Jim Scrivener's TKT tips
The Teaching Knowledge Test is a new test set by University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations which aims to give teachers a strong foundation in the core areas of teaching knowledge needed in the English language teaching classroom.
These tips are written to an intermediate language level and are aimed at TKT candidates or teacher trainers. For more information about TKT please go to the Cambridge ESOL website.
All questions in these pages are reproduced with the kind permission of University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations.
TKT Tip 01: Module 1 - Types of nouns
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 1, Part 1 of TKT: Language and background to language learning and teaching.
TKT Tip 02: TKT Module 1 - Writing subskills
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 1, Part 1 of TKT: Language and background to language learning and teaching – Describing language and language skills.
TKT Tip 03: TKT Module 2 - Lesson planning
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 2 of TKT: Lesson planning and use of resources for language teaching
TKT Tip 04: TKT Module 1 - Phonemes
Jim looks at a question from Module 1, Part 1 of TKT: Language and background to language learning and teaching – Describing language and language skills.
TKT Tip 05: TKT Module 2 - Writing a lesson plan
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 2 of TKT: Lesson planning and use of resources for teaching.
TKT Tip 06: TKT Module 3 - Teacher roles
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 3 of TKT: Managing the teaching and learning process.
TKT Tip 07: TKT Module 1 - Learning strategies
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 1 of TKT: Language and background to language learning and teaching.
TKT Tip 08: Module 3 - Categorizing learners' mistakes
This month Jim looks at a question from Module 3 of TKT: Managing the teaching and learning process.
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virginia G | Fri, 12 Aug 2011 0:59 am
Very sorry to tell you but, unless mistaken, it´s been like three years that these are the only tips ever posted: any chances to enlarge the offer, as they are so so good?
Virginia
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