Keep Your Online Learners Motivated. Another round of EVO sessions. Which sessions were on offer and, if you want to keep up with EVO all year round, you can join our Facebook group. EVO is a great way for teachers to learn new skills and to connect. EVO 2018 was no exception and the discussions were lively.

My blog is called An Experiment with Dogme. In fact, it developed into something more than an experiment and ended up revolutionising my teaching in all the ways I have written about in previous posts. Just as it is silly for anyone t.

Reflections, Hopes and Experiences of a Teacher. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Retro-Teaching Techniques- A webinar by Jamie Keddie. I have been away for long and I do miss this corner, which helps me find my stability in hard times . Fortunately, I am back with some interesting notes I took at the inspiring webinar by Jamie Keddie, a teacher, writer and a presenter. His areas of interest include the use of visual materials and storytelling in the classroom. Attending webinars helps me re-connect with ELT pro.

Teach teachers how to create magic by Christopher Emdin. Some teachers have the skills which enable them to engage learners in a magical way. It can be hard to explain what it is that these special people have, thus it can be considered as some kind of magic.

My Reflection of teaching and learning. Ilá Coimbra tackles the native v non-native teacher debate. Whether we like it or not, the distinction between native and non-native teachers is often made. Ilá Coimbra tactfully dealt with this thorny issue for the latest Braz-TESOL Newsletter. Is it a myth that students prefer native speakers? When less is more! A lesson taught by a child.

Reflection on my macro teaching. I had my last macro teaching at Terakki Foundation Schools today. My students were third grades and they were all very enthusiastic students. My lesson plan was about Present Continuous Tense. I will tell you what and how I did in the class in a minute. I do not like starting the topic as soon as students enter the classroom. They were all very good at.

Professional Development through Thoughtful and Philosophical Teaching. General Teaching Council for Northern Ireland. Hard Times- For These Times. is a novel by Charles Dickens, first published in 1854.