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Reconsidering the Role of the Teacher

Reconsidering the Role of the Teacher

by Michael Fletcher As a zealous, overly-confident, but ultimately well-intentioned newly qualified teacher, I cherished the responsibility of attending parent’s evening, primarily due to the sense of significance it afforded […]

Using Personal Stories as Pedagogical Resources

Using Personal Stories as Pedagogical Resources

Using Personal stories as pedagogical resources What do you do when you’ve been using the same grammar practice activities, worksheets, funny pictures, and PowerPoint games for a long time and […]

Online Activities for More Engaged Students

Online activities for more engaged students

Online activities for more engaged students What we do We teach our students English. No, let me try wording that again. We do our best to help our students acquire […]

Status – So Where Do You Stand?

Status – so where do you stand

Status – so where do you stan We’re all very aware of who is above us, who is below and who is more or less on the same career level […]

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 […]

Book Review: Text Chat Activities

Book Review: Text Chat Activities

Text Chat Activities A few months ago, I received an email from Mark Oliver who was keen for me to review his self-published book entitled “Text Chat Activities: A resource […]