Mazes, Maps, Rhymes and Raps: Pronunciation Made Practical

Mark Hancock’s approach in both teaching and writing ELT materials is to engage the learner and inspire their intrinsic interest in the content and in the process of the lesson. This is driven by his belief that teaching and learning a language can and should be an enjoyable experience. Mark Hancock started teaching English over 30 years ago and wrote his first English language teaching book – Pronunciation Games – over 20 years ago. Mark has taught in Sudan, Turkey, Brazil, Spain and currently lives and works in the UK. Apart from teaching and writing, he also presents at international conferences and leads on short teacher training courses.

It is a hands-on workshop designed for foreign language professionals in Greece - teachers at public and foreign language schools, private lessons teachers, directors of studies, school owners.

Pronunciation teaching can be a joy – it doesn’t have to be all complicated theory and difficult symbols. With a playful and experimental approach, it can be a part of the lesson that your students look forward to most. In this workshop, we will take a look at some examples of fun activities for different aspects of pronunciation. We will also see how teachers can adapt these ideas to work with the language they are covering in class.

Duration: 2,5 hours
Language of Delivery: English

Book your early bird ticket by the 22th of February.
Included in the fee:
• Participation in the workshop
• Certificate of Attendance
• Coffee Break