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Work it Out with Business IdiomsHandbook for teachers
Designed for both new and experienced teachers, Work it Out with Business Idioms is uniquely focused on presenting and practising idioms in a business or work-related context.
Key features
Detailed lesson plans to ensure clear and effective delivery, from start to finish, including lead-ins and activities for practice, production, extension and review Activities and lesson adaptations to accommodate the needs of mixed-ability classes, and discussion questions to encourage critical thinking Digital lesson alternatives and online-teaching tips to support a blended-learning environment Extension exercises for more-confident students and activities for fast finishers
Downloadable and photocopiable contentWith its highly communicative, student-centred approach, Work it Out with Business Idioms offers downloadable and photocopiable lesson materials, extensive teaching notes and a variety of inclusive activities for B2-C1 level students.
Handouts Teaching tools
Lists of English business idiomsA unique business idiom dictionary completes the book
About the authorDavid Bohlke is an ELT author, editor, trainer and consultant with 35 years of expertise in creating market-driven publishing materials. He has commissioned, edited and written some of the world’s top-selling courses and skills texts for the adult, secondary and academic English markets, including: Four Corners and Final Draft (Cambridge University Press); Keynote and Reading Explorer (National Geographic Learning); Skillful (Macmillan Education); Next Generation Grammar (Pearson); and Speak Now (Oxford University Press).
