<![CDATA[I recently used the same idea which I wrote about when this blog turned one year old, but here I am reposting it, as I simplified it to make it more accessible to teachers and learners new to blogging. A variation of this post for learners of English was also […]
<![CDATA[ This week’s ELTchat topics are once again influenced by the rich set of resources provided by the IATEFL recordings. The 12 BST #ELTchat will revisit the topic of coursebooks. Since we’ve covered this topic before often from the why do we need course books point of view, we […]
<![CDATA[ All Nominated!!! Please vote for them here: http://edublogawards.com/vote-here/ Every year, since I started blogging in 2009, I have made a point of writing an Edublogs Awards nominations blog post; I have got so much out of my own nominations that I always want to pass it on […]
Μπορεί σ’αυτές τις σελίδες να δημοσιεύω σχόλια που έχουν να κάνουν με την ξενόγλωσση παιδεία, αλλά, νοσταλγικά, αναδημοσιεύω τα παρακάτω, με πολλές ευχαριστίες στον ΟΔΕΓ για την τακτική και πλούσια ενημέρωση Παληά αναγνωστικά: ένας θησαυρός στην οθόνη σας Μια τεράστια δουλειά του blog gnoseis ολοκληρώθηκε. 22 παλιά αναγνωστικά, από το 1936, έχουν ψηφιοποιηθεί […]
Is she coherent? Watch this much discussed video of a young beauty pageant contestant answering a question posed by the judges. Thinking Task 1 Is Miss South Carolina coherent or not? Thinking Task 2 Read this text and say if it is coherent. Try to answer the […]
<![CDATA[For the last – well, almost two years now, since September 15 2010, #ELTchat has kept us on our toes and forged hundreds of professional and personal relationships amongst its followers who turn up on Twitter every Wednesday to talk about topics they have suggested and voted on – a […]
Some Classic Mistakes In my first two posts in this series on Discipline, I mentioned some of the causes of undisciplined behaviour and a few proactive steps which I believe will help in creating a classroom atmosphere which promotes disciplined behaviour. In this post, the third post in this series on discipline, I would […]
<![CDATA[ ELTons Awards Nomination News May 23, 2012 Innovation in Teacher Resources We are very proud, pleased and honoured to be shortlisted in the nominations for an ELTons award, “the only international awards that recognise […]
<![CDATA[ The discussion started on this blog with my “Dear Plagiarist” post, continued, rather heatedly, on Facebook, then was picked up by Sue Lyon Jones’ article on plagiarism on Barbara Hoskins Sakamoto’s Teaching Village blog where she explained some of the basics of the law related to this issue. Today, Sue picks […]
<![CDATA[Sue Lyon Jones, alias @esolcourses, who maintains a free website for learning English called ESOL Courses, Free Lessons Online, put up the following status update on Facebook which touches upon this important subject. Read the update and Lindsay Clanfield’s (@lclanfield) story which follows. Lindsay’s story is sweet vindication of what […]