Towards the Creative Teaching of English

Maggie Melville, Lydia Langenheim, Mario Rinvolucri

Preface Part 1: English Through Drama 1. Introduction 2. Arranging the Classroom 3. A Way of Starting a Lesson 4. Tense Drills Through Mime 5. Questions through Mime 6. Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs through Mime 7. Vocabulary through Mime 8. Ways of Stimulating Oral Narrative Work 9. Questions and Roleplay 10. Register through Roleplay 11. Intonation through Drama Part 2: Am I Me? Roleplay for Intermediate to Advanced Students 12. Introduction 13. Arranging the Classroom 14. How to Use These Lessons 15. Correction/Rectification Techniques 16. Lead-in Exercises 17. Curiouser and Curiouser 18. Airport 19. Emergency Landing 20. Character – Eyes 1 21. A Fable 22. Imprisonment 23. Desert Island 24. Character – Eyes 2 25. Commedia 1 26. Commedia 2 27. Commedia 3 Part 3: Music, Music, Music 28. Introduction 29. Exercises in Microlanguage 30. Exercises in Macrolanguage Part 4: Teacherless Tasks 31. Introduction 32. Sequencing Leading into Problem Solving or Evaluation. Tasks 1-14. 33. Sequencing and Re-telling Two or More Stories. Tasks 14-18. 34. Question and Answer. Tasks 18-19.