Using numerical data to generate language

By Peter Ellis
6 min.

Peter Ellis describes some activities designed to get science students thinking and speaking in English . . .

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Peter Ellis
Peter Ellis
Peter Ellis first qualified with a CELTA in 2008 and has been working on summer pre-sessional courses at UK universities since 2011. Currently, he is working with science and maths undergraduates for Leicester University on a Foundation Course in Northeast China. He enjoys developing resources and recently completed a series of IELTS mock examinations for an international language teaching company.
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