This is the fourth Louise‘s series of Human Resources vocabulary mind maps. The first one focused on people and places; the second on strategy and policy. The third had vocabulary for talking about employee relations. This one is about that most important subject: pay. You can see the mind map on Popplet or download a … Continue reading Pay – Human Resources vocabulary mind map 4
This is the third of Louise‘s Human Resources vocabulary mind maps. The first one focused on people and places and the second on strategy and policy. This one is all about employee relations. You can see the mind map on Popplet or download a pdf. Once you have studied the mind map, you can test … Continue reading Employee relations – Human Resources vocabulary mind map 3
Here is the second of Louise‘s Human Resources vocabulary mind maps. The first one focused on people and places. This one is all about the vocabulary of strategy and policy. You can see the mind map on Popplet or download a pdf. Once you have studied the mind map, you can test yourself with the … Continue reading Strategy and policy – Human Resources vocabulary mind map 2
When we published our first Human Resources mind map, we also promised an extra activity to help you test yourself and learn the words. Click on the image below to open the interactive exercise. See if you can classify the words correctly. You can read the first blog about the People and Places mind map … Continue reading People and places – Human Resources vocabulary mind map – extra activity
Every area of business has its own jargon. Jargon is that specialist vocabulary that people who work in a particular field use to talk to each other. Human Resources has a lot of jargon. However, we all need to know this HR jargon. It describes our position in the company, how and what we get … Continue reading People and places – Human Resources vocabulary mind map 1
Time for a new mind map. This one focuses on the vocabulary of phones and phoning. The mind map has four sections. Three sections contain the nouns used to talk about and describe phones and phone numbers. The fourth section has a collection of verb collocations for talking about phone calls. You can view the … Continue reading Telephone words – vocabulary mind map
Last week’s Words making the headlines looked at the vocabulary of losing your job. This week we have a vocabulary mind map on the same topic. It’s divided into three reasons for losing your job. Those are then split into verbs (blue boxes) and nouns (pink boxes) with an example sentence to illustrate each one. … Continue reading Lose your job – vocabulary mind map
We really like visual learning tools at Stratford Teachers. That’s why we recommend mind maps. You can use mind maps to brainstorm the vocabulary you know for a topic. This can help you to find gaps in your English vocabulary. Mind maps are also an excellent way to learn and review important vocabulary. The benefit … Continue reading Internet – vocabulary mind map
A good way to collect and organise vocabulary is using mind maps. Mind maps allow you to group together related vocabulary. This could be vocabulary for a topic or a situation. You can do it on paper or use a website or app. Here’s an example using the vocabulary from our most recent Word making … Continue reading Trade – vocabulary mind map
One of the most popular recent blog posts here has been the Internet vocabulary mind map. People from all over the world have read the blog post and downloaded the mind map. In response, we decided to create an interactive learning module using some of the vocabulary from the mind map. START HERE Louise and … Continue reading Internet vocabulary – Interactive exercise
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