From Mainstream to ESL Teaching

From Mainstream to ESL Teaching

by Abigail Burrow Moving from mainstream to ESL is not a typical step in teaching. However, when I found myself in Asia on vacation in 2016, I realised how much […]

Jungle Job

Jungle Job

by Elizabeth Bekes “And the Wachirpas shaman, Sumpa is also coming at the weekend,” I tell my daughter during our Sunday walk by the Tomebamba river and she laughs out […]

English UK South West Annual Conference

English UK South West Annual Conference

by Sue Fulford A last-minute decision to attend the English UK South West Conference was well worth the early morning defrosting of the car following the first severe frost of […]

Teaching Practice as a Motivational Tool

Teaching Practice as a Motivational Tool

by MS ROGERIO QUIJANO SOTOMAYOR BA SAMUEL IGNACIO BENITEZ OSUNA Motivation plays an important role in the quality of our performance in every single activity we do throughout our daily […]

Teaching Students with Dyslexia – A Case Study

Dealing with Dyslexia at Junior levels

Teaching Students with Dyslexia – A Case Study Teaching students with dyslexia and learning difficulties of any type, poses particular challenges and demands on the educators who undertake the task. […]

Some Tips on Supporting Blended Learning

Some Tips on Supporting Blended Learning

By John Allan Scenario I teach in a mixed gender technical college in the Middle East. The majority of students are in their twenties pursuing engineering, business, information technology, health […]

Cantonese Dreams, Global Digital Voices

Cantonese Dreams, Global Digital Voices

By Chris Panell “That will never happen, Mr. Panell.” We had been discussing the year 2047, the date for Hong Kong to be “fully integrated” into mainland China. My Year […]