ELT World Blog- How to introduce an English Textbook to your Students1. Introduction “Tell me and I forget, Teach me and I may remember, Involve me and I learn. “ -Benjamin Franklin Textbook is one of the main instruments of educating and preparing students for the examinations. On the first or … Continue reading → […]
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Monthly Archives: April 2008
Bed and Breakfast in Paris
Inspired in part by a quick romp through M. Le Prof’s blog and in part by one of my bosses’ recent, ahem, ‘conference’ trips (actually, that’s not fair, he really did go to a conference) to Paris, I’ve rekindled my … Continue reading
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Teacher Appreciation Week
In appreciation of teachers everywhere, Learning A-Z will open one of its six password-protected websites each day of Teacher Appreciation Week (not an oxymoron), May 5th – 9th, PLUS on May 12th, so teachers can download and print differentiated teaching … Continue reading
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The 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Digital Game and Intelligent Toy Enhanced Learning
The 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Digital Game and Intelligent Toy Enhanced Learning November 17th-19th, 2008 Banff, Canada This is all a bit freaky for me so I’ve just copied and pasted the blurb from the conference website: ‘There’s a … Continue reading
ELT World News Blog
In a brave move to escape the clutches of blogspot, the latest news headlines will now be occupying their own blog: ELT World News. I’ll still be putting the headlines up here, but for the latest intrigue in the ever … Continue reading
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Around the Asia TEFL World in 80 seconds
China: Crazy English Accompanied by his photographer and his personal assistant, Li Yang stepped into a Beijing classroom and shouted, “Hello, everyone!” The students applauded. Li, the founder, head teacher, and editor-in-chief of Li Yang Crazy English, wore a dove-gray … Continue reading
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TEFL Headlines from the United States
Here’s the latest lowdown on what’s happening in the World of American TEFL: Arizona: Language Funding Becomes Law Without Signature Gov. Janet Napolitano let a bill that allocates an additional $40 million for English instruction become law without her signature … Continue reading
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US Headlines
Here’s the latest lowdown on what’s happening in the World of American TEFL: Arizona: Language Funding Becomes Law Without Signature Gov. Janet Napolitano let a bill that allocates an additional $40 million for English instruction become law without her signature … Continue reading
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Use that Mother Tongue or Die Tryin'
South Africa: Proper Use of Mother Tongue the Way Forward South Africa has arguably the most progressive language policy on paper. This fact is acknowledged by most people who are familiar with the sociology and the politics of language. In … Continue reading
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Use that Mother Tongue or Die Tryin’
South Africa: Proper Use of Mother Tongue the Way Forward South Africa has arguably the most progressive language policy on paper. This fact is acknowledged by most people who are familiar with the sociology and the politics of language. In … Continue reading
Use that Mother Tongue or Die Tryin’
South Africa: Proper Use of Mother Tongue the Way Forward South Africa has arguably the most progressive language policy on paper. This fact is acknowledged by most people who are familiar with the sociology and the politics of language. In … Continue reading
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