The art of teaching conversation, part 3Talking with your students is great fun, isn't it - especially when it's spontaneous and authentic, made up of real discussions regarding current issues.As much...
Best Articles Circulating The ELT Blogosphere - May 09
The sheer amount of great articles I've been reading recently has been almost overwhelming: a lot of very talented English teachers, authors and teacher trainers from the far-flung corners of the globe...
If I won €10, if I won €100, if I won €1000, then I would...
The other day on Lindsay Clandfield's blog, he did a posting entitled Six Tired Examples for Teaching Grammar, including the standard, seen EVERYWHERE: in every coursebook and every grammar book ever...
Storing, sharing, bookmarking: it's delicious. ELT techtip 7
I get asked, every now and then, how are you finding all this great stuff and sharing it?Some friends and colleagues have an odd feeling that either I am permanently chained to my computer - oh, alright,...
The Business of Twitter - an English for Special Purposes Lesson
Aside from living off the venture capital they've received, nobody knows how Twitter's making cash or even if they're managing to cover their bills, despite the fact that their application is one of...
The Dogma of Dogme
I still need to answer one of my reader's questions on what do with her problem class but as I'll be starting off my posting with"As a dogmeist..."I thought I'd better give you a heads up on what dogme...
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