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the best way to practise your English INNOVATIVE e-learning SOLUTIONS

Serving the learning community For 30 years Binary Logic has worked at the forefront of technology. We ve made English language learning personal, practical, flexible and fun through learning experiences that are interactive and tailored to students specific needs. Our experience in educational software The founders of Binary Logic are educators who decided to incorporate technology early on as they saw the need for new ways and methods to enrich the student's learning experience. Through our own English language schools and cooperation with the editorial department of MM Publications, an international ELT publisher in over 70 countries, we develop solutions in real classroom conditions. It was the student's needs which dictated the shape of our systems and with our extensive experience in language educational technology we are well positioned to meet the challenges of teaching English in a wide variety of school environments. There are more than 2,000 universities, language centres, state and private schools in Europe, Middle East, Asia and Latin America with computer labs using Belt Study System and BELT Online. Our know-how at your service Through all these years of working closely with schools, Binary Logic has developed the most effective educational and customer support services. Our network of well-trained consultants provides all-year-round support to our business partners and customers all over the world. Our mission is to become the worldwide leader in the field of English language learning solutions for schools and educational institutions.

The BELT Online is the ideal companion for the English language learner and a valuable supplement to any English language teaching course. ELT in the 21st century For centuries learning has taken place in two stages: the teacher presents the lesson and the students must then practise what they have been taught. Schools may provide high quality teaching services but that is not enough. Students today do not devote the necessary time and do not have the appropriate means to practise English at home. Schools can provide a solution to these problems with the use of the BELT Online. BELT Online allows local teachers to teach using traditional materials while it provides extra practice for students through the virtual native English-speaking teacher. Through the blended learning model, it leverages the best of traditional and innovative learning solutions. beltkindergarten A wide range of exciting activities for Kindergarten levels. beltprimary Engaging material for students in primary schools beltsuccess Designed for teenagers and adults learning English as a foreign language beltexams Practice tests for B2 to C2 examination levels

INNOVATIVE e-learning SOLUTIONS What is BELT Online The underlying philosophy The new BELT Online is the ideal companion for the English language learner and a valuable supplement to any English language teaching course. BELT Online covers all the essential areas of foreign language acquisition: reading, listening, speaking, writing, grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Furthermore, it introduces and develops the English language according to a spiral, topic-based syllabus where meaning, grammar, and communicative purposes are woven together. The constant exposure of the students to all language skills is one of the advantages of using BELT Online. We all know how difficult it is for students to work on their own at home to improve their skills and especially listening and speaking skills. BELT Online is based on extensive research, multiple intelligence theory and neuro-linguistic programming, and piloted in different types of institutions worldwide. Its depth and flexibility allow for its effective use in conjunction with any ELT coursebook used in the classroom. It is specifically designed for students who are learning English as a foreign or second language and can be used in schools, language centres and universities around the world. When students are using BELT Online, they are using a solution that incorporates 40 years of teaching experience to students in hostile linguistic environments. We are proud that we are the only company that can truly say that. Advantages for the students Students gain greater self-confidence. Students learn self-reliance. The environment helps them to be extremely productive. Students work at their own pace and can see their results immediately. Students can work anytime, anywhere. Students have a more active role compared to the role they have in the classroom. Students can work without interruptions and distractions. in accordance with the Common European Framework

the best way to practise your English The aim of belt-kindergarten is to make the task of learning the language as enjoyable and easy as possible for both young learners and teachers. At these levels students get to know Jingle and Tim, who along with a group of children experience a variety of adventures. The vocabulary and language structures are presented through these adventures and are practised through a wide range of activities like games and songs. Available in 3 levels.

beltprimary It is specifically designed for young learners learning English as a foreign or second language and can be used in schools worldwide. 6 includes six levels from early Beginners to Pre-Intermediate 3036 to comprises 30 to 36 lessons in each level beltprimary includes Integrated skills Reading / Listening / Writing / Speaking / Grammar Online picture dictionary Student s Workbook that is integrated into the program Accent Trainer with voice recording and comparison Interactive role-play Topic related songs Dictation in the Workbook or on the computer Extra entertaining activities

beltprimary Student spack the best way to practise your English Student s Guide This user-friendly guide provides step-by-step instructions for all types of activities and structures included in Belt-Primary. The instructions are accompanied by full colour illustrations and are presented in a simple and attractive manner. In this way students gain a better grasp of the program. Workbook It includes activities based on the vocabulary and grammar of the lesson presented on the computer. The workbook provides exercise formats that cannot be easily transferred to screen. All answers are checked by the computer. The student can work on these activities at home. Glossary It is a booklet that contains the glossary of the corresponding Belt-Primary level. Students have the opportunity to access it in the classroom or at home. For the first 3 levels the glossary is illustrated. Reader A richly illustrated graded reader is offered to the student as supplementary reading material that can be used in the classroom or at home.

LessonStructure beltprimary Let s have a look at level 2. There are 18 topic-based, two-lesson units. The activities in these 36 lessons develop all skills and their format is similar to exam formats. Special emphasis is placed on listening, reading, grammar and speaking. Presentation The presentation is divided into three parts: 1. The first page presents new vocabulary. This facilitates comprehension and communication. The vocabulary presented is: functional, practical, and appropriate for each level. related to the topic of the unit. evenly spread out through each unit. 2. On the next page, students watch the dialogue without seeing the text to practise their listening skills. 3. On the third page, students look, listen and read simultaneously. 1 2 3 Exercise A Students are exposed to both spoken and written forms of every day language. Exercise B Students consolidate vocabulary and listen to the dialogue for comprehension.

beltprimary LessonStructure Exercise C Students practise Reading Comprehension. Exercise D Students repeat the new vocabulary. Exercise E Grammar has already been presented in context through the dialogue and, in this activity, students are given additional opportunity for practice. Exercise F Students have the opportunity to develop and practise their communication skills, dealing with real-life situations. Exercise G Students practise Listening Comprehension. All listening tasks are related to the topic of the unit. There is a wide variety of dialogue types and texts. Exercise H This section provides the presentation and practice of individual sounds through pronunciation activities.

LessonStructure beltprimary Exercise I This activity develops writing skills and is usually a gap filling exercise. The words are given and the students must complete the gaps. The missing words test either vocabulary, grammar or phrases already presented. Exercise J Workbook link Students consolidate vocabulary and listen to the dialogue for comprehension. Exercise K Workbook practice Students use the workbook to read, practise vocabulary and grammar and then complete the activities on the computer. Roleplay Students participate in the dialogue, record their voices and compare their accent or pronunciation with that of children who are native speakers. Grammar Glossary Dictation The students always have access to the grammar for each level and the illustrated glossary with definitions and more examples for extra exposure to the language. Grammar is presented through illustrations with minimal use of rules. Everything has been recorded so students have the opportunity to both read and listen.

beltprimary Syllabus Syllabus BELT Online material is based on a well-organised syllabus and can be used alongside any ELT coursebook used in the classroom. The content and the activities included in the program take the individual needs and interests of students at this age group into account and lead to correct usage and understanding of the language. Unit Lesson Structures 01 Hello! A What s your name? I m / What s B How old are you? numbers 02 At school A What s this? What s this? / What s that? / B It s an umbrella a / an / What colour is it? 03 Family and friends A Who s that? Who s / Who s that? / my/you B It s Danny s best friend. Possessive s 04 Let s do it! A Jump, Max! Imperative B Don t run! Don t (Negative Imperative) 05 My things A Is that your dog? Is that your...? / Yes, it is. / B Is it a teddy bear? Is it a...? / Yes, it is. / No, i 06 Food A They are biscuits. Plural -s / What is it? / Wh B What colour are they? What colour are they? 07 In town A Let s go! Let s + infinitive B There are two toy shops. There s / There are 08 A day out A Is there a juggler? Is there? / Yes, there is / B How many penguins are there? How many are there? 09 How are you? A I m thirsty. I m / You re / I m not / Y B Are you cold? Are you...? / Yes, I am. / 10 People A He s a basketball player He s / She s B Is he fat? He isn t / She isn t / Is 11 Clothes A This is my new scarf. This is B That is her favourite hat. his / her 12 Work A We aren t nurses. We re / We aren t / Th B Are they banana milkshakes? Are you...? / Yes, we a are. / No, they aren t. 13 Toys A I ve got a kite. What have you got? / B Have you got a bike? I ve got / I haven t go haven t. 14 At home A The bee s in the wardrobe. on / in / under B Where s my jacket? Where s...? / Where 15 Parts of the body A She s got short hair. He s-she s got / He she has. / No, he/s B They ve got big teeth. They ve got / They / No, they haven t.

beltresources OnlineManagementPortal comprehensive assessment system BELT Online aims at providing parents and teachers alike with feedback on the students performance anytime and anywhere. For this reason it provides a comprehensive grade management system through which language teachers and supervisors can print detailed reports, statistics and certificates of completion. Benefits for the school Expands the school s curriculum to include a new educational philosophy. Updates the school s educational methods to correspond with current market trends. Teacher spack Detailed syllabus for each level Teacher s account with access to all levels Warm-up material for classroom use Writing activities Teacher s guide Answer key and listening transcripts Improves the school s image. Consolidates the English language teacher s work. Offers a value-added service to the students. Helps school achieve a higher success rate in exams.

totalsupport the best way to practise your English Our know-how and experience at your service Having knowledge of all the facets of schools and universities, Binary Logic has developed the most effective educational and technical support services. Through a network of well-trained consultants, we provide all-year-round support to our customers all over the world. Our technical department is staffed with people who have expert knowledge of software applications as well as hardware troubleshooting and provide telephone and email support during the academic year. Binary Logic makes every effort to update and improve BELT Online, according to feedback and suggestions from teachers and students. At Binary Logic, we treat our customers primarily as educational institutions and secondarily as business organisations. This is the reason why Binary Logic is the most successful company in the field.

educationaltechnology e-learning m-learning blended learning interactive whiteboards emerging technologies multimedia online learning Decades of experience and expertise enable Binary Logic to utilise advances in educational technology and deliver quality solutions that drive student achievement.

earning m-learning blended learning teractive whiteboards erging technologies multimedia nline learning environme virtual classroom mputer-based testing dent response systems rning management syst educationaltechnology the best way to practise your English environments virtual classroom computer-based testing student response systems learning management systems Technology-based teaching and learning are integral parts of education today. Binary Logic s unique approach to a blended learning environment is field-proven by the huge success of Belt Study System and BELT Online in many countries around the world.

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