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Amazing TKT practice activities for reviewing, recycling

As we approach the Module 1 exam, you have many opportunities for reviewing and recycling. There are the TKT support activities on the blog and other links to other sites. However, there is nothing like studying unit by unit and knowing what will be on the test before actually taking the test. However, one link may be better than all fo the others….Yesy’s Hot Potatoes Quizzes.

Why are these TKT practice activities amazing?
Because they were designed by a TKT candidate who started her TKT preparation course not quite sure whether she liked working on line. Now she has turned into a Blended Course Specialist! (Blended means that course content is partly online and partly face to face. It is the way of our teaching/learning future.
Secret avatar And Yesy is there!)

Make sure you check out Yesy’s blog so you too can play and have fun while you are reviewing and recycling for TKT module exams.

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Welcome to the TKT Course

You made it! You are about to embark on a journey that will help you be not just a well-prepared teacher to take the TKT exams, but also a great teacher with lots of tricks, tools and toys up his or her sleeve.

Welcome to the TKT Preparation Course I am very excited about starting a fresh semester with you.

TKT is a course and test about teaching English to speakers of other languages. In this course, you will not only be learning strategies to help you pass the test but you will also discover strategies, techniques and methods to improve your teaching.
You might end up shaking your foundations and at the very least, breaking your own traditions to let some new ones in.

Subscribe to the blog for any new posts or pages. In order to grow with this course you must participate in the post forums in an active and substantial manner. Please read the page Blogging Guidelines, located in a tab at the top of this page for details on how to post.

Substantial= 75 words initial post with minimum amount of grammar and spelling mistakes. 25 words minimum to reply to someone. Posting,”Good job!” will not make it here.

Special Requirements:
80% attendance to class session (presencial)
100% self-discovery work, essays, posts, and assignments, online or offline….you must embark on your learning journey
80% GPA on the three exams

As part of the class you will create a blog which you will use in this class as your interconnected b-portfolio. Two blog spaces are recommended: WordPress.com or Edublogs.org. Both sites will walk you through the set up process. Set up your blog before class starts; you may use the link on the right of this page entitled Teacher Challenge; this is a step-by-step procedural to help you set up your blog.

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