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It’s time to say goodbye to hot summer days and welcome autumn with all its colours and fruit. The leaves themselves look like an artwork, the abundance of shades stimulates the imagination and conkers and acorns just beg to be turned into little crafts. Share the post [...]
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Online teacher development has arrived, and the sooner you take advantage of what it has to offer, the sooner you’ll begin to see great things: your teaching satisfaction will grow, your student’s motivation will increase, and your whole teaching world will open up to unlimited opportunities for further growth. As teachers, we all work in [...]
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I recently had a chance to sit down (virtually) and be interviewed by Chiew Pang. You might remember Chiew from his recent guest post here, or his work on his own blog, A CLIL to Climb, or his presence on Twitter. He’s a good man to know, if you haven’t had the pleasure yet. Anyway, [...]
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Sandy Millin first popped onto my radar as one of the most enthusiastic participants each week on ELT Chat, and I’m thrilled to have an excuse to get to know her better as part of Brad Patterson’s brilliant blog challenge: If you haven’t heard of it yet, the premise is simple. Ask your favorite PLN [...]
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If you walk into a neighborhood in my part of Japan, you’ll see a display like this somewhere near the entrance. It’s a map showing all of the houses in a neighborhood, and the names of families who live in the houses. Do you have something like this where you live? Share the post “How [...]
