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Teacher Education for Languages with Technology / Formation des enseignants de langue avec les TICE
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I‘m a gamer: I love using games in the language classroom. I find them such a great and versatile tool and, if used well, something that always goes down well with learners. I’ve discussed the role... Via Adam Simpson
Shona Whyte's insight:
Adam Simpson has this blog post about using the Blockbusters game format in EFL classes. We hear a lot about "gamification" in education in general, and I was expecting something for teenagers with technology.
But no, it's a low-tech game, and can be used even for academic English with advanced adult learners: "I love using blockbusters for teaching. I regularly use it at the university where I teach, just before their exam. I give them 25 typical mistakes they make with their academic writing and get them to correct them, then play in teams as a revision exercise." (Gabrielle Jones) 
Teresa MacKinnon's comment,
March 17, 4:53 AM
lovely to see blockbusters available in the digital age! I used it for language teaching back in the 1980's on an OHT and it was alwyas popular. I would like to see a digital version of Pointless as it would be great for vocabulary revision :)
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