Emma
When teaching teens, we first need to commit ourselves to building a healthy learning environment. Rapport is a large part of that. Faced with the first days of the new…
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Emma
Learner centredness meets the various needs of learners, it transmits learning strategies and cultivates a sense of responsibility in learning (Chen 2007). We agree it’s important. If you have recently taken…
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Emma
Get Your Learners Thinking Creatively in the English Language Classroom: 5 Activities to Use in the Classroom Especially Useful for Adolescents (Teens) and Adult Learners Your students are throwing their…
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Emma
Ask any teacher to react to the idea of teaching teens and there will be either a shiver of horror or the exclamation of “bring it on!”. We’re going to…
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Emma
Visual Arts and Language Learning Workshop and Conference Residency 2018 Visual Artist in Residence: 9 - 13 April, Brighton Centre, Brighton UK This year I've been invited to be the…
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Emma
This presentation took place in Dublin at the LTSIG Conference, 2015 Online learning and online communities: Starting with my cultural context of learning, which has been a blend of New…
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Emma
Many teachers are daunted by the idea of dealing with the visual arts in the classroom, let alone an English language classroom. They often don’t consider themselves as “arty”. Looking…
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Preparing to take the CELTA? Then you'll need to know about Learner Centredness In this article, we'll have a look at this key concept that you need to understand as…
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Emma
What do I Need to Keep in Mind When Teaching Speaking Skills in Children's English Language Classes (Young Learners)? Listening Skills Develop Before Speaking Skills Speaking and listening are very much…
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