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Does Ted count as a Podcast?

Outside of teaching, I've only really gotten into listening to podcasts in the last year or so. My colleague tipped me of to This Ameri...
The Importance of Being Native

I think here in Ireland, we have a strange relationship with the English language. In one sense, there is a sense of regret that English has...
The old school Interactive Whiteboard

The title of this post is a bit misleading. I've never used a proper interactive whiteboard. I was in a room with one before, but it was...
Teacher talking time

A few years ago, as a way to mix up the usual observation procedure, I agreed to be videotaped giving a lesson. I then had to write up a ref...
Reflections on not going to IATEFL

Taken from http://iatefl.britishcouncil.org/2016 If you remember the movie Forrest Gump , you'll recall that Tom Hanks managed to...

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ELTjam

Join us for InnovateEdTech 2017 - InnovateEdTech 2017 is this Saturday! The event features hands-on workshops focused on solving learner problems and talks by speakers from across the EdT...
Jennifer MacDonald

Language and the Immigrant Wage Gap - I recently came across this article in MacLean’s: “New figures show just how big Canada’s immigrant wage gap is“. It was the sub-heading that caught my att...
4C in ELT TYSON SEBURN

Cross-disciplinary collaboration, pt. 2 - If you haven’t yet read Part 1, please do so now. Part 2: Explicit collaboration between course design In this post, I aim to examine how the History cou...
TEFL Equity Advocates

A NNES in a NES World by Laura Brass - Everyone reaches a point in their life when they ask themselves who they are, whether they are at a major crossroad professionally, emotionally, spiritua...
Martin Cooke's Teaching ESL blog

You Don’t Have to Believe in It to Benefit from It… - This blog entry is partly a review and response to Race and Ethnicity in English Language Teaching: Korea in Focus by Christopher Joseph Jenks, which was p...
Evidence Based EFL

New Oriental debate - If you attended IATEFL or watched it online, you might remember a debate between Jim Scrivener and Jocelyn Wang of 'New Oriental' (NO) school in China. A ...
researchingelt

Corpus, concordance and Cups of COCA * - A few years back, Hugh Dellar posted a useful and provocative piece on his blog entitled ‘What have corpora ever done for us?’ For those interested, the ...
ELT Reflections

Caring - I was in the car today driving home after dropping my parents off and I had the radio on, listening to a talk radio show on CBC Radio. The show was a speci...
The EAP archivist | The diary of an EAP practitioner on a journey to self-educate.

Screencasts in Media Studies presentation at BALEAP Conference, 18 April - Originally posted on Dr Paul Reilly: Tomorrow I will present some of the findings from the Screencasts in Media Studies project at…

Blogs I like

Richard Ingold
ELT Rants, Reviews, and Reflections
ELT Reflections
Hugh Dellar
ELTjam
Evidence Based EFL
Jennifer MacDonald
EAP Infographics
4C in ELT
Scott Thornbury
The EAP archivist

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