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Andrew Littlejohn
What is a good task?
2012-05-08
Andrew Littlejohn compares tasks that cast the teacher in the role of ‘language policeman’ with those that have a wider educational value and produce a ‘unique classroom’.
Making good tasks better
2012-04-15
Andrew Littlejohn views classroom tasks in different ‘dimensions’ to see what they offer and how they can be improved.
Language teaching for the millennium
2012-04-05
Andrew Littlejohn discusses the role of language teachers in a ‘futures curriculum’.
Language learning tasks & education
2012-04-05
Andrew Littlejohn insists on the wider educational role of the English language teacher.
Motivation: Where does it come from? Where does it go?
2012-02-16
Andrew Littlejohn tries to break the spiral of declining enthusiasm.