The art of essay writing
A quick read but to the point:
Tips and Tools for ESL Students: How to Master the Art of Essay Writing #eltchat #mextesol http://t.co/UCUYSDKgdF
— Benjamin L. Stewart (@bnleez) August 26, 2015
A quick read but to the point:
Tips and Tools for ESL Students: How to Master the Art of Essay Writing #eltchat #mextesol http://t.co/UCUYSDKgdF
— Benjamin L. Stewart (@bnleez) August 26, 2015
Strangely enough, the topic of online learning came up during our last class discussion. The infographic aims to prove that online is not a waste of time.
How do you feel about online learning? What arguments in favor of online education does the infographic present?
When we think about tests, here are some words that come to mind:
cheating
studying
preparation
nervousness
anxiety
midterm
final
makeup
supplementary
book
grades
scores
certification
goals, objectives
multiple choice x discursive
under pressure
One way of doing well in tests is knowing how you react in test-like situations.
What kind of student are you in test situations?
I shake like a leaf = I am visibly nervous = I tremble = I get the jitters
I freak out
I get goosebumps
I get butterflies in my stomach
I get white as a sheet (of paper)
I get cold sweat
I get cold feet
My mind goes blank = I draw a blank
Here is some more language used to talk about tests and stressful situations in general. Match the sentence halves 1-12 in bold with the other halves in the bullet points in italics below.
Now tell us:
If you could choose the way you could be tested, what would it be and why?