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English Teaching Belongs to Everyone

English Teaching Belongs to Everyone

English Teaching Belongs to Everyone INTRODUCTION Norton (1997, p 427) states that ‘English belongs to all people who speak it, whether native and non-native, whether ESL or EFL, whether standard

Teaching English Using TED Talks

Teaching English Using TED Talks

Teaching English Using TED Talks We EFL teachers today are indeed a very fortunate group of people. Due in large part to the Internet, there are a plethora of easily

Copernicus: 73 Questions In 8 Minutes

Copernicus: 73 Questions In 8 Minutes

DuJour magazine called her accent “beguiling”; PAPER described it as a “velvety purr”. Olisa.tv highlighted her ability to master different accents: “For her role in the new movie ‘Queen of Katwe’,

Copernicus Gets Diplomatic

Copernicus Gets Diplomatic

Copernicus Gets Diplomatic When the first secretary-general of the United Nations (Trygve Lie, a Norwegian) handed over to his successor (Dag Hammarskjöld, a Swede) he said, “Welcome to the most

Presentation highlights from IATEFL 2016

Presentation highlights from IATEFL 2016

Presentation highlights from IATEFL 2016 Among the presentation highlights from IATEFL  2016, by far the most talked about session this year was Silvana Richardson’s plenary ‘The “native factor”, the haves

Ten Post-Listening Activities

Ten Post-Listening Activities

Ten Post-Listening Activities In this final installment of this series of articles, I’m going to share ten different activities that you can use in the post-listening stage. In this stage,

Phil Wade Interviews: Chris Ozog

Chris Ozog

Phil Wade Interviews: Chris Ozog Chris Ożóg is a teacher, teacher trainer and writer, originally from Scotland but very rarely there now. He’s been involved in English Language Teaching for