IELTS talk at the University of Bath, 20th May 2008
An evening with Cambridge ELT
Teaching your grandma to suck eggs or Teaching your grammar to success?
Incorporating grammar into the IELTS syllabus
The IELTS test provides scores in the four skill areas of Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. As a result, in many published IELTS materials, grammar input is only a secondary focus. Error analysis of students' work, however, suggests that a greater focus on targeted areas of grammar in an appropriate IELTS context may help students raise their level in all four of the modules.
In this talk, Diana Hopkins discusses how teachers can integrate grammar into their IELTS preparation courses, and provides a focus on specific grammatical areas needed for success at IELTS.
Tuesday 20th May 2008
University of Bath English Language Centre
Reception: 6.30 pm in 8 West Foyer for wine, nibbles and registration
Talk: 7.00 pm in 8W 3.22
Free parking in West Car Park from 5pm
Campus map at www.bath.ac.uk/maps
For more information and to register please contact:
Su Woodwards, Course Director
English Language Centre
University of Bath
Claverton Down
Bath BA2 7AY
Tel: 01225 383139
Email: mlssfw@bath.ac.uk
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All participants will receive a FREE copy of Cambridge Grammar for IELTS! Click here for more IELTS publishing from Cambridge ELT! |
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