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It’s the last day of 2010, and a good time to reflect on the year that’s nearly done. This is the 110th post since I began this blog in June of 2009. I know that’s not a lot compared to really prolific bloggers, but it’s enough to thrill me. I began [...]
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Happy Holidays from Teaching Village to all its Villagers* At this time, and throughout the year, may you find yourself living in peace surrounded by love and teaching in joy! With warm hugs from cold Japan, Barbara * You’re a Villager if you have written guest posts, have left comments, or are a regular reader. [...]
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You can read the first part of this post here. The outline of the presentation with all the links can be found here. Moving on to the second challenge all teachers around the world need to face at some point, I am going to refer to the constant use of books or anything that comes [...]
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Branko M., Assistant Professor of American Literature of the English Department (Faculty of Humanities in Serbia), has been so kind as to give me the opportunity to present in a webinar some of the challenges teachers worldwide need to face if they wish their teaching to result in efficient learning on the students’ part. Although I feel [...]
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JALT Nagoya was even better than expected. I enjoyed seeing old friends, meeting new friends, and buying books. I left with a head full of new ideas and a heart full of warm fuzzy feelings. I also left without the AC power adapter for my laptop. Share the post “For Want of a Power Adapter”FacebookTwitterGoogle+
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