If you’re going to cheat, try a bit bloody harder to hide it…
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ELT World Blog- Georgia: Still fighting Russia, but this time it’s with wordsTblisi: The new teacher who arrived recently at School No. 161 could barely speak a word of the Georgian language, knew little about local customs and easily got lost in the crazy-quilt streets of this hilly capital. But, notes the … Continue reading → […]
- Indonesia: High-tech help for plugged-in teachersThe Virtual Teachers Support Network, funded by the British Council and the National Education Ministry, is a free online service where English language teachers can access lesson plans and share ideas. English language teachers across the country, notes the Jakarta … Continue reading → […]
- TEFL blog roundup: JanuaryI’ve got a smashing roundup of what’s going on in the World of TEFL blogs this month. Enjoy… What do you do with emergent language? – Kalinago English Pear-shaped project work and how to avoid it – Mike J. Harrison … Continue reading → […]
- Does Sudan need English to build bridges between North and SouthWhether the country decides to split or not, notes the Guardian, it will need a neutral language to continue the peace process and to speak to the rest of the world. Will it be English and, more importantly, can English … Continue reading → […]
- UK: School curriculum has been ‘slimmed down’The number of compulsory subjects in England’s national school curriculum, notes the BBC, is to be cut to four from September by Education Secretary Michael Gove. All schools will have to teach English, maths, science and PE with experts to … Continue reading → […]
- Georgia: Still fighting Russia, but this time it’s with words
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