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Quick, quick, slow

Ted Kelsey sees the benefits of understanding the decision-making process when undertaking evaluation.

Moving teenage classes online

Enda Scott enthuses over the potential of online teaching.

Learning by doing

Jing Shi takes three steps from instructivism to constructivism.

Stuff and nonsense

Fran Sokel argues that it makes sense to use nonsense poetry.

C is for creativity: an introduction

Brian Tomlinson looks at what creativity means to him and what it can do.

The best of both worlds

Olga Filatova demonstrates what native-speaker and non-native-speaker teachers can learn from each other.

Take Five with Alan Maley

Chaz Pugliese poses five questions to people involved in the world of ELT. In this issue, he talks to Alan Maley.

Getting the kids on your side

Paul Bress has some advice for establishing a good working relationship.

A TOPIC for discussion

Linda Hanington outlines the key elements in successful discussions.

FAIL: First Attempt in Learning

This article looks at ways of enabling students to succeed beyond their own beliefs.

Extending the classroom – Part 1

Anna Kamont introduces some tried and tested websites.

Mobile learning: what is it and why should you care?

Nicky Hockly asks how teachers can introduce mobile learning into their teaching.

Writing a fifty-word story

Phil Keegan describes a creative writing activity.

Activities for bored invigilators – Part 1

Simon Mumford finds some productive ways to spend ‘dead’ time.

Heat up your warmers

Ever Malvesi gets his students fired up and ready for the lesson ahead.
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