(P/B) WORKING WITH IMAGES (ΠΕΡΙΕΧΕΙ CD-ROM)

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Working with Images contains over 75 practical teaching ideas for the language classroom. Activities involve the use of both low-tech and high-tech images and are suitable for a very wide variety of teaching contexts: young learners and adults; specialised and general English; richly- or minimally-equipped classrooms. Activities can be used in any order, at any point in a course. In addition, the design of the activities allows teachers to adapt and apply the ideas to other topics. The accompanying CD-ROM contains a bank of images, ready for immediate classroom use. (From the publisher)

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Introduction
A. Activity types
1 Describing images
1.1. Describe and draw
1.2. Which is it?
1.3. What can you remember?
1.4. Points of view
1.5. Who am I?
1.6. What's missing?
1.7. Speech bubbles
1.8. Minimal differences
1.9. Flickr colours
1.10. Google it
1.11. Shadowplay
1.12. Written descriptions
1.13. What's it for?
2. Interpreting images
2.1. Odd one out
2.2. Ranking
2.3. Connecting people
2.4. Spot the difference
2.5. Partial pictures
2.6. Out of focus
2.7. Tag it
2.8. What's changed?
2.9. Sequencing
2.10. Is it real?
2.11. How was it taken?
2.12. Where was it taken?
2.13. X marks the spot
2.14. Abstracts
2.15. What's in your bag?
2.16. Concepts
2.17. Cartoon captions
2.18. Room with a view
2.19. Coursebook images
2.20. Found images
2.21. Is that you?
2.22. Paired images
3. Creating images
3.1. Create your own collage
3.2. Staring at yourself
3.3. Teenage photo stories
3.4. Wanted
3.5. Visual limericks
3.6. Visual biographies
3.7. Movie storyboards
3.8. Image salad
3.9. Pastiches
3.10. Draw a sentence
3.11. Makeovers
4. Imaging
4.1. Photo association
4.2. Questions to a portrait
4.3. Flashbacks
4.4. I am...
4.5. Drawing with words
4.6. Holding the image
4.7. Hotel rooms
4.8. Opposites
4.9. An image for a word
4.10. Stereotypes
B. Image types
5. Signs, symbols and icons
5.1. What is an icon?
5.2. Stamps and banknotes
5.3. Street signs
5.4. Olympic pictograms
5.5. Guessing pictograms
5.6. Unmasked
5.7. Culture shock
5.8. Image history
5.9. Hands
5.10. Favourite things
5.11. Idioms
5.12. Alphabets
5.13. Smileys
5.14. Flags and insignia
6. Advertising images
6.1. Analysing adverts: a basic procedure 1
6.2. Analysing adverts: a basic procedure 2
6.3. Analysing adverts: a basic procedure 3
6.4. The old and the new
6.5. Campaigning
6.6. Adverts everywhere
6.7. Market leaders
6.8. Subvertising
6.9. Meet Alex
6.10. Selling yourself
6.11. I think, therefore I listen
7. Art images
7.1. Album covers
7.2. Art fragments
7.3. Art poems 1
7.4. Art poems 2
7.5. In the gallery
7.6. Art with a message
7.7. Changing scenes
7.8. Tableaux vivants
7.9. Art critics
7.10. Conversations
Further reading