TeachingEnglish
WTD22-19: Capturing and shaping learner contributions in the online classroom: Lessons for all classrooms
WTD22-15: Education and Climate Change: Connecting Storytelling and Environmental Crises in an EFL Classes
WTD22-10: How to better include students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in classes
WTD22-9: Digital Stories for Enhancing Palestinian Refugee School Children’s English Reading Micro-skills
Anna Hasper - How to build learners’ confidence and help them manage their stress when teaching exam classes
Doris Dippold and Marion Herron - Do pre-sessional courses prepare students for their disciplinary studies?
Dee Rutgers - Teacher knowledge and competencies for effective CLIL in multilingual education settings
Global North-South project-based learning- Student to student telecollaboration for language learning
Mobile Pedagogy for English language teaching_ putting teacher wisdom at the heart of mobile learning
James Mitchell - Integrating sexual diversity into materials, classroom management and discussions_0_0
Edouard Creemers, Renate Thummler Bloom_ Critical Thinking and Technology as part of 21st Century Skills_0_0
Svetlana Grigorievna Ter-Minasova - Teaching Language Issues in Todays Russia - To Think About, E-merging Forum 5
Q5 How can we encourage prisoners to take up English classes, when they are motivated to spend time earning money?
Q4 Are English language learners in prison interested in learning about culture when they may be deported after their sentence?
6 IELTS teaching techniques: Getting students to write headings / Dictating schemata / Restricting reading time
5 IELTS teaching techniques: Getting students to write questions / True, false, not given statements
6 IELTS teaching techniques: Using carrier nouns + positive and negative adjectives for organisation
5 IELTS teaching techniques: Assisting students with common difficulties in speaking and writing for IELTS
Q7 Were the War Office aware of the new science of psychology and was it used when making propaganda?
Qu 4: If Received Pronunciation (RP) loses its high status, will it simply be replaced by another accent?