Technical problems?

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      I decided to write this post because today I had a great problem during one of my classes. I was having a class when the light went off.

      Non-verbal communication

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      Most of my colleagues have talked about certain tools that have proved to be quite useful.

      What's for homework?

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      What is the role of homework in teaching a language? Most of us would claim that homework activities help to reinforce the already-learnt knowledge.

      Learning a language through skype?

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      A couple of years ago maybe no one would believe that one day teachers can teach a language through Skype.

      Thanks Blogathon for Fantastic Experience

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      I really can’t believe it is going to be over soon.

      The Learning Station - Part 2

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      In my previous post I talked about the Learning Station page created for educative purposes.

      http://www.youtube.com/user/TheLearningStation?feature=watch

      So as I talked about the first sectio

      Happy Spring Day!

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      It’s already spring. I have waited for it for such a long time. This is my best loved season. I like it as I get so much energy and enthusiasm for my work.

      My Whiteboard

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      The idea of writing this post came to me because of my today’s experience. As you may have already read in some of my posts I am currently teaching at a private language school of my own.

      Vocabulary - to teach or not?

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      What are the most important skills in any language? If asked this question most people would answer – “reading, listening, writing, and speaking”.

      Writing Skill - CV/Resume - Part 3

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      In my previous posts I talked about several aspects of writing skills. The skills I talked about are mostly considered by ESL/EFL teachers.

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