Etiqueta: English

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  INVISIBLE INK: GRAHAM GREENE’S “THE HEART OF THE MATTER”

   The Word Depot presents the untold stories of Graham Greene’s “The Heart of the Matter” (1948). Many of the characters around which the narrative evolves never confront each other and never articulate their feelings. The factual account of the events masquerades inner emotions that remain untold. The Word Depot members, Marián Machado, Begoña Varela Rodríguez, Cándido Pintos, Marcial Múñoz, Manuel Gómez Otero and Margarida Pereira have written as well as interpreted in this podcast the stories that have never happened,the ones that Aimee Liu, author and essayist, may describe as written in  “invisible ink”.

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  EOI Castaways episode 2 (former EOI Desert Island Discs)

  This programme is inspired in the well-known BBC Radio 4 series "Desert Island Discs". In it,  relevant personalities fron the English speaking world are interviewed and asked to talk about different pieces of music, a book and a luxury they would take to a desert island. We are not the BBC (yet ;)) but we do have many very relevant students in our classrooms. Listen to Tatiana and Bea to know about their choices. Enjoy!

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  EOI Castaways episode 1 (former EOI Desert Island Discs)

  This programme is inspired in the well-known BBC Radio 4 series "Desert Island Discs". In it,  relevant personalities fron the English speaking world are interviewed and asked to talk about different pieces of music, a book and a luxury they would take to a desert island. We are not the BBC (yet ;)) but we do have many very relevant students in our classrooms. Listen to some of them to know about their choices. Enjoy!

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  LETTERS OF NOTE 4

  Welcome to LETTERS OF NOTE. This time we would like to remind you of the ENVIRONMENT as a political issue. So this letter is addressed to the presidency of  COP -CLIMATE CHANGE CONFERENCE OF PARTIES. Last summit was held in Glasgow where agreement on the matter of emissions could be reached. Let's keep an eye on next summit, shall we? For the edition of this podcast we used freesounds.org. along with the students' contribution.

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  Radiodrama: Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady – Part 3

  Third and last part of the famous Arthurian tale, retold with a twist.  Recorded and produced by the members of the Podcast and Radio Workshop of the Official School of Languages of Tui (EOI de Vigo). With the voices of Belén, Irea and Ana Izaguirre, our University of Vigo Masters Trainee. 

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  Radiodrama: Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady – Party 2

  Second part of the famous Arthurian tale, retold with a twist.  Recorded and produced by the members of the Podcast and Radio Workshop of the Official School of Languages of Tui (EOI de Vigo). With the voices of Belén, Irea and Ana Izaguirre, our University of Vigo Masters Trainee. 

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  Radiodrama: Sir Gawain and the Loathly Lady – Part 1

  Listen to the first part of three of this famous Arthurian tale, retold with a twist.  Recorded and produced by the members of the Podcasts and Radio Workshop of the Official School of Languages of Tui (EOI de Vigo). With the voices of Belén and Irea.   Our special thanks to Ana Izaguirre, our Masters Trainee, for her collaboration in this project. 

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  Reading for pleasure 3

  This is an episode for advanced students of English. In it students talk about two books they have enjoyed reading: The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, a moving story of Afghan friendship and the famous thriller The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

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  Reading for pleasure 2

  This is an episode for advanced students of English. In it students talk about two books they have enjoyed reading:The Slap by Australian writer Christos Tsiolkas and Man-Eaters of Kumao written by naturalist Jim Corbett after his adventures in India.

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  Reading for pleasure 1 forum

  This is an episode for advanced students of English. In it students contemplate which of the three books they read in "Reading for Pleasure 1" (Animal Farm by George Orwell, Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier and The Children Act by Ian McEwan) they would like to read next and why.