Herbert Puchta
Books
Books
Creative Grammar Practice: Getting Learners to Use Both Sides of the Brain.
Magic Time.
Do and Understand; 50 Action Stories For TPR.
Multiple Intelligences In EFL.
Teaching Grammar Creatively.
Join Us For English.
Imagine That.
More.
Playway To English.
Multiple Intelligenzen Im Daf-Unterricht: Aktivitäten für die Sekundarstufe und den Erwachsenenunterricht.
English In Mind.
American English In Mind.
Into English.
A Complete Grammar Workout For Teen Students.
Super Minds.
Grammar Songs and Raps.
Get On Stage.
Teaching Young Learners To Think.
You And Me.
American More.
Motive: Kompaktkurs DaF. Deutsch als Fremdsprache.
Think.
Quick Minds.
Super Safari.
Empower
Citizen Z.
Activities for Very Young Learners Book with Online Resources.
Get Thinking
Ideen; Deutsch als Fremdsprache.
Kids Time.
Story-Based Language Teaching.
Gute Idee!: Deutsch für Jugendliche.Deutsch als Fremdsprache.
Psychology in Practice.
101 Tips for Teaching Teenagers.
Book Resources
Herbert Puchta
Recommended books
Teaching Languages to Young Learners
Lynne Cameron
This book offers valuable insights into the principles of child-centred teaching and what happens when it is applied in classrooms .
Teaching Young Language Learners. Second edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press
Annamaria Pinter
The author provides an accessible, comprehensible overview of the issues surrounding the teaching of young learners.
The Routledge Handbook of Teaching English to Young Learners
Sue Garton, Fiona Copland (eds.)
The Routledge Handbook gives a comprehensive overview of the current state of teaching English to primary children – includes background research and practical advice.
Teacher Wellbeing
Sarah Mercer, Tammy Gregersen
Learner well-being is now a well-researched and written about topic in teaching English to all age groups. In this book, Sarah and Tammy look at the other, no less important, side of the coin – teacher wellbeing.
Carol Read’s 101 Tips for Teaching Primary Children
Carol Read
A wealth of very useful tips on the methodology of teaching English to children aged 6 – 12.
Place in HLT
Herbert Puchta’s valid and most crucial contributions to humanism in language teaching revolve around the way in which he has applied his professional interest in cognitive psychology, brain research and linguistics to the reality of language classrooms, as well as developing and giving teachers creative tools for to activate learners’ minds and hearts in the process of learning. His teaching ideas and materials help to involve the whole person in the act of learning by playing on one’s innate creativity, emotions and motivation. His inspirational publications and webinars on fostering creativity, self-respect and motivation in language learners across all age groups have been appreciated by teachers all over the world.
