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Douglas Bell describes a programme he ran where the focus was on linking theory directly to practice. Rather than opting for information transfer, he encourages information creation.
How collaborative are some of the tasks you use? How can technology increase the collaboration and communication within a class? Using cell phones as minicomputers in the class has huge benefits.
In this article, Steve Tulk shares with you his experience of running ELT community groups during the UK’s pandemic lockdown – and looks at the impact that joining groups like these can have on our personal wellbeing, our professional development, and our industry in general.
What language is necessary for selling and promoting holidays? What specific vocabulary and expressions are present in brochures and on tourism websites? How can this language be practised?
Why don’t students read as much as they could? What stops them developing the habit of reading for pleasure? How can it be encouraged with being made obligatory? Morag McIntosh explains the steps.
If you are looking for relevant, engaging, quirky and authentic content, then advertising is a rich source. In this article the author offers a range of activities to use alongside real advertisements.
In this article, Zoe Smith argues that by referring to a “cheatsheet” of Socratic questions, teachers can expand their questioning repertoire as well as learners’ analytical processing.
By looking at factors such as ease of use and perceived usefulness, a teacher can make informed decisions on what technology to use and when to use it.
Are you trying to create personalised materials which are both motivating and useful? This series offers advice and guidance to materials writers at all stages.