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Keith Graham shows that three simple steps can make authentic videosaccessible to all levels.

Rory O’Kane shows that encouraging use of assessment criterion as a resource in class can be very helpful in improving writing skills.

Simge O’Grady asserts that finding materials for Middle Eastern students is challenging, but possible.

More tested lessons, suggestions, tips and techniques which have all worked for ETp readers. Try them out for yourself – and then send us your own contribution. All the contributors to It Works in Practice in this issue of ETp are secondary school teachers who recently attended an intensive course at the British Council in Bilbao, Spain. They will all be given a copy of Email English by Paul Emmerson, published by Macmillan. Macmillan have kindly agreed to be sponsors of It Works in Practice for this year.

This article describes how to use short films in order to build up critical thinking skills and improve students’ writing.

The author of this article shares an innovation she found valuable in teaching a female Foundation Class at a university in Abu Dhabi.

Barbara Muszyńska explores the wider benefits of learning a language.

More tested lessons, suggestions, tips and techniques which have all worked for ETp readers. Try them out for yourself – and then send us your own contribution. All contributors to It Works In Practice in this issue of ETp receive a free copy of Knowing Me Knowing You by Jim Wingate (published by ETp and DELTA PUBLISHING).

Keith O’Hare juggles what he wants to teach with what his students want to learn.

More tested lessons, suggestions, tips and techniques which have all worked for ETp readers. Try them out for yourself – and then send us your own contribution. All contributors to It Works In Practice in this issue of ETp receive a free copy of The Magic Classroom by Jeremy Harmer, the first cassette in our new series of Personal Presentations.

More tested lessons, suggestions, tips and techniques which have all worked for ETp readers. Try them out for yourself – and then send us your own contribution. All the contributors to It Works in Practice in this issue of ETp come from Kansai University, Japan. They will each receive a free copy of Teaching English Abroad (Vacation Work Publications). Why not get together with your colleagues to produce two full pages of ideas for a single issue of the magazine?

A reply from Nick Shepherd to Jane Hughes' previous article Codewsitching and language learning:

An account of the authors' experience in the use of WebQuests for ESP distance courses and to prove they are a teaching aid worthy of being used in self-access centres.

James W. Porcaro focuses on the aging family as a topic for task-based learning.

K. A Kyriacou uses “Islands of English” to depict buried grammatical treasures.