Interview

Tourism Role Play

By saradavila  |  2011/08/11 23:39 Posted in Advanced, Global Awareness, Intermediate, Interview, TBL Activities  |  Comments (0)

This is a tourism role play designed for intermediate or advanced EFL/ESL learners. In the role play students work to exchange and collect information to find a city that would be appropriate as a tourist destination. This activity includes information about specific cities in Korea for use with Korean learners to develop learner identity in [...]

My Alibi Past Continous Info Gap and Interview

By saradavila  |  2011/08/08 23:42 Posted in Beginner, Four Skills, Grammar, Information Gap, Intermediate, Interview, Speaking  |  Comments (0)

This is an information gap and interview activity designed for beginner or intermediate EFL/ESL students. With some adjustments it would also be suitable for more advanced classes with languages learners. This communicative activity focuses on using the past continuous tense. In the activity begin by introducing students to the grammar form with some discussion of [...]

What will you do this summer? Interview List

By saradavila  |  2011/07/29 00:27 Posted in Beginner, Grammar, Information Gap, Intermediate, Interview, Speaking  |  Comments (0)

This is a grammar activity for pre-intermediate EFL/ESL learners. The goal of this activity is for students to exchange information about where they will go during Summer vacation with a partner. This worksheet includes selections to support students in making summer vacation choices. Before the students complete the interview teachers can review the scaffolding page [...]

Speaking Rubric for Performance Assessment

By saradavila  |  2011/06/07 18:03 Posted in Advanced, Assessment, For Teachers, General Teaching, Intermediate, Interview, Teacher Tools  |  Comments (0)

Here are tools for teachers that can easily be adapted for classroom use. When possible I’ve included the .pdf for you to preview and a document file that you can download and personalize for  classroom needs. This is a rubric designed to provide guidance on test based speaking assessments. In this rubric the student, pair [...]

My Favorite Movie

By saradavila  |  2011/05/31 20:55 Posted in Advanced, Intermediate, Interview, Low Budget Activity, Power Point  |  Comments (0)

This is a power point file designed for working with the whole group without creating a print out or handout for students. This can help teachers reduce preparation time for classes and reduce the amount of printed materials distributed in a typical class. This works with a low budget student centered approach that incorporates the [...]

Asking Questions Worksheets

By saradavila  |  2011/05/25 19:56 Posted in Basic Conversations, Beginner, Interview, Young Learner  |  Comments (0)

These worksheets are designed for beginning or young learner EFL/ESL students. Each worksheet has a series of questions for the student to answer. Make these worksheets more communicative by having students interview a partner and write the partners answers.

Vacation Find Someone Who Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:33 Posted in Beginner, Intermediate, Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

Vacation Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:25 Posted in Beginner, Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

My Favorite Movie Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:20 Posted in Intermediate, Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

Job Interview Advanced Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:09 Posted in Advanced, Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

Have you ever… Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:05 Posted in Advanced, Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

My Favorite Food Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 21:01 Posted in Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

Do You Like Interview Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/13 20:49 Posted in Interview  |  Comments (0)

This is an interview activity designed for less controlled practice for EFL/ESL learners. When using this interview activity it is a good idea to review required vocabulary or key phrases before students practice with this interview. For these activity students conduct an interview with another classmate. There are different ways in which to use the [...]

Like Dislike Running Dictation

By saradavila  |  2011/05/12 15:51 Posted in Four Skills, Intermediate, Interview, Reading Comprehension, Running Dictation  |  Comments (0)

This is a running dictation activity for beginning or pre-intermediate EFL/ESL learners. In this activity students will think about activities, places, and things that they like. This activity is constructed around my own personal likes. When using this in the classroom it could be presented to students that they are going to learn about a [...]

Jobs Mingle Activity

By saradavila  |  2011/05/09 20:15 Posted in Beginner, Cards, Information Gap, Intermediate, Interview, Role Play, TBL Activities  |  Comments (0)

This is a role playing information gap mingle/cocktail mixer type activity for a smaller group of high beginner or pre-intermediate EFL/ESL students. To complete the activity cut out the cards and hand them out to students. Students become the character on the card. Students mingle around the room asking the questions and try to find [...]

Hobby Interview Presentation

By saradavila  |  2011/05/09 20:07 Posted in Beginner, Intermediate, Interview, TBL Activities  |  Comments (0)

This is a scaffolded interview activity for high beginner or pre-intermediate students. This activity focuses on hobbies and using language related to hobbies. In the interview students can ask all the questions to a partner. Using the second sheet students fill in the blanks with answers. The answer sheet can than be presented to the [...]

Family Tree Grid

By saradavila  |  2011/05/07 19:57 Posted in Information Gap, Interview, TBL Activities  |  Comments (0)

This is a simple family tree grid that can be used with EFL/ESL learners as an interview information gap to fill in information about the family. Students in pairs ask questions about family members and fill in the tree. Add extra scaffolding to this activity by providing students with the questions to ask, or question [...]