Applying Learning Theories: A Case Study in Mexico City
Learning theories How can we identify our teaching based on different learning theories? English (as a Second Language) Teachers have acted as facilitators of…
Read MoreLearning theories How can we identify our teaching based on different learning theories? English (as a Second Language) Teachers have acted as facilitators of…
Read MoreThe lasting legacy of the Audio-Lingual method. Two students of mine who were a couple once told me a funny story about them trying…
Read MoreBy Venessa Wallace Total physical response is a structural method of language teaching based on the innatist language learning theory. Focus is placed on grammar…
Read MoreBy Tony Penston This is an example of how to use a popular poem to engage students and improve pronunciation using old-fashioned but effective…
Read MoreThe Importance of Phonetics and Phonology in the Teaching of Pronunciation Introduction The teaching of pronunciation has witnessed remarkable changes throughout the history of…
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to be an Aviation English Teacher? For many, the world of aviation has a mystical element; an elevated status born…
Read MoreEt tu, Brute: A TESOL Tragedy Last month I took four weeks to complete one of the more reputed TESOL qualification courses available (no,…
Read MoreThe Freelance Teacher: Is a USP just another word for specialisation USP (Unique Selling Point): What do you do or have that other freelance…
Read MoreTeach children using games Many teachers believe that using games in the classroom is inappropriate. Games are for fun, not for learning. At best…
Read MoreThe Heart of Learning Languages: Listening Listening is one of the most important skills used in learning languages, and is also one of the…
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