Teachers in English speaking countries - teach the first part in a classroom or quiet public area (if you are not employed by a school you can schedule classes anywhere using Meetup.com and charge students to attend, i.e. be your own boss), print off our student worksheets that come with each lesson plan and take a piece of portable whiteboard from www.magicwhiteboard.co.uk (these stick to anything and are disposable and cheap)

Teachers in non-English speaking countries - teach the first part of the lesson in one or two parts, you can include some role play and other materials to expand it if you like, then get the students to do the Out There practice part online using Skype forums or online language exchange websites such as www.italki.com www.mylanguageexchange.com, www.myngle.com and www.babbel.com: there are many of them and they are mostly free for language exchange with fluent and native speakers. Ask your students to record themselves speaking to people using the language from the lesson and then to send you their best audio clips for assessment and comment. Then in the next class have a feedback discussion about what happened with each of them, discuss any new vocab they heard and generally consolidate the learning experience.

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