Matthew Gordon

As we all know, it’s a double-edged sword

Matthew Gordon highlights some key errors and ways to address them in writing classes.

What’s in a name?

Most teachers use one or a combination of the staging models discussed. Key features include learner motivation and engagement, exposure to the language, analysis and use.

On reflection 2: the importance of reflection in teacher training

What are the benefits of reflection? What are some straightforward ways to do it? Who will benefit? Look at this article and find ways you can use reflection in your own teaching and personal development.

On reflection 1: the importance of reflection in teacher training

What are the benefits of reflection? What are some straightforward ways to do it? Who will benefit? Look at this article and find ways you can use reflection in your own teaching and personal development.

Flipping the classroom to encourage learning transfer

Differentiating between near and far transfer of skills, Matthew Gordon, outlines a process to improve the likelihood of learning transfer. By carefully staging and giving learners time to fully understand the concepts the chances of successful transfer are improved. Use of the flipped classroom allows learners to process and then check their learning.