Ten Tips for New EFL Teachers in a University Setting
This article on Ten Tips for New EFL Teachers in a University Setting is written for teachers who have just begun teaching EFL classes…
Read MoreThis article on Ten Tips for New EFL Teachers in a University Setting is written for teachers who have just begun teaching EFL classes…
Read MoreMark Pemberton has been pioneering in EdTech for the past 15 years. A strong advocator for meaningful change and adoption of technology in both…
Read MoreToday’s guest is Simon Moran. Simon is the owner of www.modernenglish.net, and has been a successful franchisor for nearly 20 years. I chat to…
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 Moreby Mark Pemberton Mark Pemberton, former ELT teacher and co-founder of Studycat, discusses how a blend of game-based learning, both on and offline, is…
Read MoreWhat is the trolley problem? By Martin Cooke The trolley problem is a concept often used in philosophy and ethics courses. If you haven’t…
Read MoreThe Plain Way for EAP Students to Say It Like It Is The Vampire Papers I have read hundreds of university-level essays by non-native…
Read MoreEnglish Teaching Belongs to Everyone INTRODUCTION Norton (1997, p 427) states that ‘English belongs to all people who speak it, whether native and non-native,…
Read MoreTeaching English in Taiwan When people think of visiting Asia, it is likely that many countries first pop into their minds before they give…
Read MoreTeaching English Using TED Talks We EFL teachers today are indeed a very fortunate group of people. Due in large part to the Internet,…
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