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Sunday 12 April Evening events : 1845-2100 International Word Fest 1930 930-2100 in Charter 2-3 2 Hosted by Rakesh Bhanot and Chris Lima Come share words sing a song recite a poem read aloud some prose in English or another language or, just sit and enjoy listening to others. Individual or joint performances welcome. Contributions can be between 1 and 5 minutes. SUNDAY Chris is a teacher, a teacher trainer and a researcher. Her areas of interest are in the role of literature in English language education and the use of new technologies in teaching and learning. She is the Coordinator of the IATEFL Literature, Media & Cultural Studies SIG. Rakesh started teaching English in 1972 and is now a freelance teacher trainer. In his spare time he writes haikus (sic). photo Mrs Hoover’s Singlish 2000-2100 2100 in Charter 4 “Next to marrying a native speaker — and, let’s face it, not everyone is in a position to do that — the fastest way to improve your fluency in English is to sing it!” Britain’s number one hostmother for overseas students returns to IATEFL with a masterclass on how to gladden students’ hearts with the gift of song. Mrs Joyce Hoover is widely acknowledged (by the Hove Hanging Basket and Loose Cover Society) to be the world-renowned expert on hospitality and ‘learning by doing’. And all that without ever venturing into a classroom. She’s made it a lifelong principle never to compromise her firm beliefs about language acquisition by actually acquiring one herself. And now, for one night only, ‘the woman who put the hospital into hospitality’, demonstrates her theory and practice of Singlish and her conviction that ‘the class that sings together, clings together!’ “My life will never be the same after this enlightening talk given by Mrs Hoover. It was amusing to the point of having tears coming to my eyes – she is magical, hilarious and absolutely unmissable!” Elisabete Thess (reviewing Mrs Hoover’s appearance at IATEFL 2011) “Truly the ‘Best of British’, and the highlight of our social programme … much enjoyed by our overseas and UK delegates alike.” Professor Roger Moore, INTERSPEECH “Hilarious – a must see!” Ken Wilson 160
Visit The English Language Bookshop to browse and buy our books Language & Linguistics Foundation IELTS Masterclass Build your English with confidence NEw For 2015! IELTS 4.5 – 5.5 Optimum IELTS preparation in the classroom and online for students at this level. Get your students thinking critically about current topics with lively real-world infographics at the start of every unit. Exam skills sections in every unit develop important techniques for exam day, such as skim reading, predicting missing information, and developing fuller responses. Student’s Book also available with access to automatically marked Online Practice, providing training and exam practice for every task in each paper, plus extra work on grammar and vocabulary. Student’s Book includes an IELTS practice test and access to another practice test online. * * Online practice test available in Student’s Book with Online Practice pack. Title page illustration by Paul Weston 161
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