Flipped Calssroom is a new coined term in ELT. It implies the method of instruction with the help of online communication outside the classroom.

Cooperative Learning includes lots of structures for Ss' cooperating and working together.

We all like quotations and here's the unlimited resource for quotations: http://www.quotationspage.com/quotes/Chinese_Proverb/

What is your tolerance of ambiguity? It maybe high, moderate and low.

What would you do if some students constantly interrupt you? Would you stop a lesson or give these students a spotlight focus in the classroom? That's probably they are waiting for!

I've just read the article by Tim Gill (a British educator, writer, researcher) that some British schools are against children's playing hide-and-seek, writing notes to each other.

I would call these social cooperative strategies as THINK, LEARN, DEBATE, SUPPORT.

Strategies that are related to Competence are as follows: The Assignment Completion Strategy, Strategic Tutoring Strategy and The Test-Taking Strategy.

There are some reading strategies which a lot of educators find useful while conducting strategy training.

Elena Nikitina's post on Ageism made me think about this social issue and it inspired me to write the lsson plan on this very topic. 

"Older Adults"