Teaching with Film 1

Are you an English teacher wanting to use more film in your classes and looking for scenes to integrate into your lessons? Do you want to add something extra, something visual, something with a bit of magic from which your students can also learn? Then Teaching with Film is for you.

The scenes contain a wealth of vocabulary, show native speakers using the language in “real life” and give students an invaluable window into the culture of the English-speaking world as seen through one of the most powerful and popular media: the movies.

Volume one (2013)
Revised and extended 2nd edition, 2016
175 scenes from 100 movies with over 450 follow-up tasks plus vocabulary and listening tasks.

Each scene can be used to:
• lead into a topic
• illustrate a situation, skill or problem
• improve vocabulary
• set up a follow-up task.

Each scene includes:
• a description of the scene for context
• DVD timings and information on the film
• a list of themes
• useful vocabulary
• a gist listening task
• speaking, writing, research tasks.

Teaching with Film
A resource book for teachers
of English as a foreign language

276 pages / Trade paperback / 155 x 230 mm
978-3-9503424-2-0 / € 24.90

Martin Bradley
stone river books, 2013
Revised and extended
2nd edition, 2016