OPINIONS Two-way translation in the multilingual classroom I'm just back from Turkey, where I delivered a one-day workshop on teaching grammar through International House in Izmir. One 16-03-2015 Thoughts on teaching grammar: part four I finished teaching the Focus On Grammar course I'd been doing one evening a week at IH London last night. 13-03-2015 If you ask me … the problem with opening gambits Many moons ago, I enjoyed a brief and intense love affair with a book by Eric Keller and Sylvia Warner 09-03-2015 Phrasal verbs: myths and realities Last year I was lucky enough to attend the PASE conference in Warsaw, where I saw a locally based teacher, 03-03-2015 Yet more thoughts on teaching grammar I'm now four weeks into the Focus on Grammar course I'm teaching at International House, London, which means only two 27-02-2015 ELT: In need of family therapy? In my previous blogging incarnation on the CELT training site, I wrote about why lexical sets may be popular and 23-02-2015 Further thoughts on teaching grammar Last week, I posted up a few thoughts I'd had on starting to teach (at IH London) a part-time, six-week 15-02-2015 Some reflections on the universal panacea Last week I started teaching a six-week evening course at International House, London. For someone with such a keen interest 11-02-2015 Still cutting up cards! Activities for storing and retrieving chunks We're delighted to feature our very first guest post. At IATEFL Harrogate last year, one of the sessions we enjoyed 28-01-2015 Why teachers shouldn’t prefer blonde I recently asked a couple of colleagues which word they thought was more frequent - arise or blonde. Almost immediately, 05-11-2014 « Previous 1 … 5 6 7 8 Next »
