Next Move 1 Student'S Book+mylab Licence Key (A1)

Description: A four-level course for secondary students covering CEFR levels from A1 to B1 (Elementary to Intermediate) Your teenage students’ ideal guide for their language learning journey with its carefully structured, multi-level approach. Following a guided path in 21st century learning, this course thoroughly prepares teenage students to make their Next Move – inspiring them to reach for new heights. NEXT MOVE is a 21st Century course focused on building English language skills for today’s students. Today’s students are different. They are ‘Digital Natives’, born in an era of websites, social media, testing and gaming. Phew, we get tired just thinking about it! But that’s how they relate to the world, using technology to express themselves, collaborate and learn. It’s exciting to be able to communicate so extensively and be part of a global community, especially when you are learning a new language. With graded exercises in the workbooks you can keep assessing how your individual students are progressing and support them in the right way. Projects tasks stimulate and motivate the high achievers and include those that require more support without demotivating them. Which means minimal class disruption for you! Keep your fast finishers engaged with the Next Move Brain Trainer activities while the class finishes! Personalise learning process by providing reports on individual students with MyEnglishLab. Everyone likes to feel special. A guided inductive approach to grammar develops students’ learning skills such as, identifying grammar patterns and formulating grammar rules. Everyone learns differently, and it makes a big impact to how quickly you pick something up. The Learning Styles Test in the Teacher’s Book helps you establish how your students learn best. I need to keep them engaged! Where do students go after school? They... go online! So, use Next Move MyEnglishLab and let them practise English in the environment which is so natural to them. “Heads-up” teaching with ActiveTeach software engages all types of learners using visual, auditory and kinesthetic. Interactive exercises make language practice more fun, helping it stick in the learners mind! Everyone likes things when they want and where they want. Learning is no different and with MyEnglishLab students can do exactly that. How does Next Move help me bring 21st Century Learning into the classroom? iSKILLS Tasks, like the Brain Trainer, develop logical and critical thinking and problems solving skills. Interpersonal and communication skills are developed with the Class Discussion activities. My Assessment Profile and Real World Profiles help you develop those self-directional skills. CONTEXT Use the culture features and chatrooms to bring the world into the classroom, and ‘almost’ take your students out into the world. Almost! CONTENT Next Move has a huge range of CLIL lessons including Maths File, Biology File, Arts File and the Technology File. Lots to keep them engaged and to help you deliver great content! TOOLS Next Move has a range of tools for you to deliver all of this, whether it’s for classic or 100% digital classrooms. Have a look at ‘What is Next Move’ to see more about each tool. To name but a few… Next Move Student's Book consists of: - Starter Unit - Nine units of one lesson per page - Three Review units - Nine Brain Trainer pages - Six Culture pages Next Move MyEnglishLab is a complete and comprehensive set of practice materials for the student to use independently at home or in the digital classroom. It provides students with reinforcement and extra practice of grammar, vocabulary and skills through a wide range of exercises and varied activity types. While in structure it mirrors the Students' Book, MyEnglishLab also provides students with an extensive full-colour reference section covering Grammar, Speaking and Listening and Pronunciation. It is ideal for mixed-ability groups as activities are classified with stars according to their level of difficulty. It should be possible for all students to complete the one-star activities, while two-star activities are aimed at the average students. Work is assigned digitally and student scores are recorded in the Gradebook to be monitored by the teacher. Feedback is given by grammar tips at relevant points.