ESAP: online teaching methodology
Engage / Study / Activate / Practice
The methodology we use to teach online is similar to a traditional face-to-face lesson. You just need to adapt your lesson to take into account the digital tools you have available. ESAP helps support you in your online teaching and learning.
Getting started with ESAP
- Watch this video about online teaching using ESAP methodology with Lindsay Warwick
- Download the ESAP Methodology Factsheet
- Discover Online Teaching Methodology ESAP – stages and details
- Learn more about Pearson English’s digital platforms
- Visit our COVID-19 support page for further advice and blogs
Video conferencing tools for online teaching
Lindsay Warwick introduces our online teaching methodology ESAP and shows how this adaption of face-to-face teaching takes into account the digital tools you need to deliver the lessons.
Engage: warm-up, retrieval practice, prior knowledge activation
Equivalent of warm-up and revision in face-to-face lesson
Study: new language introduction followed by controlled practice
Equivalent of presentation and practice in face-to-face lesson
Practice: in an interactive environment
Equivalent of homework (paper workbook) in face-to-face lesson
In this video, author Lindsay Warwick explores the digital tools on the Pearson English Portal and, using Roadmap as an example, explains how you can use these tools to teach remotely.
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