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Five things you always wanted to know about the ‘digital divide’ (but were too afraid to ask)

2013-09-26

In this series, Nicky Hockly explains aspects of technology which some people may be embarrassed to confess that they don’t really understand. In this article, she explores the division between the technological haves and have-nots.

Learning disability 1

2013-09-26

In a new series of articles, Lesley Lanir looks at what happens when learning disabilities create teaching difficulties.

Four walls, four boards

2013-09-26

Chris Roland believes good things come in multiples.

Preparing to teach: collocating with prepositions

2013-09-26

John Potts shows us the words that go together well.

Conducting research in the EFL classroom

2013-09-26

Andrzej Cirocki explains what every teacher should know.

A map of ELT

2013-09-26

Mark Hancock takes a bird's-eye view of ELT.

A view to a CLIL

2013-09-26

Jacqueline Douglas describes a teacher training programme for CLIL.

Native language materials for the CLIL teacher

2013-09-26

Fiona Baker supports the use of authentic, culturally appropriate material in the native language.

Extensive reading

2013-09-26

Hazel Chiu looks at ways of developing extensive reading with university students.

The unreliable narrator

2013-09-26

Danielle E. Donelson-Sims explores a way to develop critical thinking in literature classes.

From story writing to digital storytelling

2013-09-26

Olive Cheung and Icy Lee look at the hows and whys of digital stories.

Self-access learning sites for your students

2013-09-26

Michael Carrier looks at where you can send students to practise their English outside your class.

Present and correct

2013-09-25

Richard Ostick makes presenting a priority.

Self-service development

2013-09-25

John Hughes proposes an action plan for specialist teachers.

I think, therefore I learn: using visual aids

2013-09-25

Tessa Woodward uses visual aids to promote language learning.

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Access to the full listing of this author’s articles is available only to members or logged-in users. At this time, only the top 15 articles are displayed.

Five things you always wanted to know about the ‘digital divide’ (but were too afraid to ask)

Learning disability 1

Four walls, four boards

Preparing to teach: collocating with prepositions

Conducting research in the EFL classroom

A map of ELT

A view to a CLIL

Native language materials for the CLIL teacher

Extensive reading

The unreliable narrator

From story writing to digital storytelling

Self-access learning sites for your students

Present and correct

Self-service development

I think, therefore I learn: using visual aids

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