Gold Experience 2nd Ed. B1+ Teacher'S Book+presentation Tool

Description: Teaching notes with additional classroom ideas, including for mixed ability classes and fast finishers Gold Experience 2nd Edition is a new edition of the fast-paced course that motivates students to build the language and skills they need in the classroom, exams and the world beyond school. Topics relevant to teenagers help students bring their own experience to lessons and learn about the wider world. Media-rich material engages and challenges teenagers, building 21st century skills, including critical thinking and debate, and promoting creativity. Videos expose teenagers to authentic language, authentic accents and real people, issues and broadcasting. It is the first course specifically for teenagers to include preparation for Cambridge C1 Advanced. What's new in the 2nd Edition? All new content and design Three new levels: A2+, B2+, C1 Nine core units and a review unit New digital practice and presentation tools More 21st century skills focus An independent learning strand Improved language input and practice Editable presentations for grammar points Improved assessment pack Digital components for students and teachers All Gold Experience 2nd Edition digital components are available through the Pearson English Portal, easy for you to access and use in one place. For students Students can access all course resources and use them during an online lesson or at home, for homework and for further practice. These include: interactive Student’s eBook practice English App digital resources online practice For teachers Teachers can access the resources and tools that help them plan and deliver successful online lessons and assessment, set up extra online practice and monitor students' progress. These include: presentation tool integrated Zoom account digital resources test generator online practice Learning English for the real world The comprehensive and well-balanced language syllabus features plenty of authentic audio and video content to help teenage students experience and practice "real life" English in context. Through engaging video tasks, Speak Up discussion activities and project work, teenagers develop the 21st century skills they will need later in life and their future careers. Independent Learning activities push students to actively engage with their learning and take responsibility for their progress.