Analogies Can Teach Anything
by Glenn G. Dahlem, Ph.D. All educators have long known about testing and pretesting based on using analogies. “Nine is to eighty-one as four…
Read Moreby Glenn G. Dahlem, Ph.D. All educators have long known about testing and pretesting based on using analogies. “Nine is to eighty-one as four…
Read MoreESL teaching is such a deep ocean that every time you plunge into it, you come out possessing something new. That possession could totally…
Read MoreBy Richard E. McDorman Modal verbs have expressive power far beyond what their simple forms would suggest. I have encountered very view linguistic works…
Read MoreBy: Elliot Patton When I came to Japan to teach at my current university in 2011, the application known as LINE did not yet…
Read MoreI sometimes tease my students by saying, “Do you TOIEC?” or “Do you TOEFL?” since those are apparently the most popular of the commercial…
Read MoreReading is a simple task for most people. But ask them how they learnt to read English, and they have trouble remembering. Here are…
Read MoreBy Nicholas Walker Many ESL teachers still consider automated essay scoring and feedback to be an impossible dream. But with recent advancements in automated…
Read MoreThis article is designed to provide ideas and general guidelines for overseas teachers in our industry who have realized a fundamental truth – counterparts…
Read Moreby Maria Argyriou In general, the performance of adolescent students preparing to sit for B1/ B2 exams is reinforced by the teacher’s methodical planning…
Read MoreIn my previous article, I discussed a few of the many English tests available online and offline. However, before you register and pay for…
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