On this site, ALL the videos with lessons are free and free-access. However, some teachers do not have internet access in the classroom, so we also make DVDs, with workbooks for students and a Teacher's Guide. These documents are supplied on a separate disk in PDF and Word formats. Please note that there are no exercises on the DVDs. The interactive exercises are found in the free lessons.
 Three Real English DVD's for 50 Euros instead of 799 Euros! Exact price according to your geographical location (details below).
Yes, we have indeed been selling the Real English DVD's, with support services, for € 799, to Institutions only, for quite a few years. It has helped us to develop the completely-free Real English site.
Now it's time to democratize the DVDs too. We're having a super sale!
This low price of 50 Euros for 3 DVD's is valid for all 27 countries in the European Union. For North America the price is 80 Euros. All other countries please contact mike [at] real-english [dot] com
Or voice me if you prefer:
GoogleTalk: mmmarzio
Skype: realdogswimming2
or phone + 33 4 42 13 30 57 (France)
Payments are made via Pay Pal exclusively.
The first 159 customers will also receive a free set of the Real English CD-ROMs (the first 2 CDs, for beginners).
Only 5 sets left on November 17, 2009.
The first 136 customers will also receive Real English CD-ROM # 3! All sold out. Sorry!
These CD-ROMs seem to work fine on most Vista computers according to user feedback, but they are not guaranteed Vista compatible. In fact, since the CD-ROMs are free, I do provide support for all Windows operating systems, but without any guarantees. Sorry Mac friends, they are not Mac compatible.
50 Euros (€50) = Approx. $69 US Dollars
DVD Content Details CD-ROMs (free!) Content Details
What exactly do you get after making your Pay Pal payment?
1 - THREE DVDs, engraved and tested by myself on my own computers, approx. 100 minutes in duration. This is our great classic, includes all 3 parts.
2 - The right to make as many as 20 copies for your own language school (a single center) or limited teaching situation. No mass quantities, especially no resale, no rip-offs. Granting 20 copies is my generous gesture for those of you who like to be legal, and share with other teachers at the same time. Real English is a Registered Trademark of The Marzio School. All Rights Reserved.
3 - The 3 photocopiable Student Workbooks for the DVD video, each approximately 150 pages, as PDF and Word attachments.
4 - Free Real English CD-ROMs as explained above, if you order very soon.
For countries outside of Europe, and North America, postage expenses are variable due to lack of cooperation from certain postal services in some countries which never return the "Registered Letter" receipt.
Fedex or UPS delivery is the best but is expensive, costing over 150 Euros for sending the DVDs to Brazil, for example. Total cost for the least expensive Fedex option amounts to 190 Euros.
Contact mike@real-english.com for exact price if you live outside of Europe and North America. Your country might qualify for the 50 Euro promotion. Voice me if you prefer:
My Skype name is realdogswimming2
On GoogleTalk my name is mmmarzio
Phone: + 33 4 42 13 30 57
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Check out the Reviews of Real English products from American Universities and other ESL / EFL sites.
Description: These DVDs are perhaps best described by Mark Ellison
Taylor of the EFL WEB. Reproduced with his permission:
"Hundreds of passers–by,
tourists, businessmen and students on the streets
of New York, Atlanta, San Francisco, London,
Dublin, and a dozen other cities are all interviewed.
The collection of responses is a most effective
and entertaining tool
for the classroom. Changing accents and the
good humor of both interviewer and interviewee ensure
that the sequences are always engaging. Teachers
find Real English as entertaining as students .
For each video there is
a Video Workbook with exercises related to the
sequences on video. All three books use illustrations
to enhance the exercises. Transcripts
of the videos and answer keys are also
included at the back of each book.
An instructor's guidebook ensures that
even beginner teachers will get the
most out of the method by following
the step-by-step classroom activity
suggestions.
The instructions in the front of each book ask you to watch each sequence
2 or 3 times and then complete the corresponding exercise in the book.
Each sequence contains several interviews. If you have problems understanding
the sequences you are directed to watch the video again, pausing after
each interview you have not understood.
Once completed, you can check your
answers in the back of the book. To
verify further that you have understood what has been said, you can follow
the transcript to the video. In normal classroom environments, the transcripts
are not read until they are understood using the listening comprehension
techniques presented in the instructor's guidebook.
A problem with classroom-based teaching
is the absence of variety. If students
cannot understand the language outside
the classroom because they have become
so familiar with the accents of their
own teacher, the course has failed.
This series meets this requirement
by bringing practice with real people
from all over the globe to the classroom.
The videos are broken up with musical
interludes, songs that lead nicely
into each new sequence. The sequence
number and title also appear on screen.
This makes finding your place in the
video easy if you plan to use parts
of it over the course of a term.
Video 1 is 38 minutes long and contains
14 sequences. Video # 2, 34 minutes
in length, containing 15 sequences. The 36-minute Video 3 contains 21
sequences.
To prevent these fast paced interviews from dulling the senses, humor
is introduced.
For example, when the interviewer attempts
to elicit a response from a vagrant
holding a beer. My favorite sequence
had the interviewer walk up to unsuspecting
interviewees and ask 'What are you
doing?' in the Doing Exercise of Video
2. The friendly tone is helped also
by the often merry attitude of the
interviewees themselves. Not an unhappy
soul in the place. This makes all three
videos attractive to watch.
The use of interviewees from several
non-English speaking countries will
help an EFL student to identify with them.
Real English videos are, without
question, extremely useful resources
for any ESL teacher's bag of tricks."
by Mark Ellison
Taylor of the EFL WEB. Reproduced with his permission. |
