The dog ate my homework

2012-04-17

10 min.

Johanna Stirling makes the case for motivating learners to do motivating work after class . . .

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Johanna Stirling

Johanna Stirling is a freelance teacher, teacher trainer, materials writer and online course designer. She is a NILE (Norwich Institute for Language Education) Affiliate Trainer. Professionally she is particularly interested in ways to teach spelling and green issues in ELT. She is a Cambridge author and presenter and is also the author of the award-winning Teaching Spelling to English Language Learners and runs The Spelling Blog. Johanna is a volunteer and founding member of Green Action ELT, a group dedicated to supporting the ELT industry to become more environmentally sustainable. She is also a comedy improvisor!

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