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      How Do Rudolph Steiner’s Theories Apply to ELT?

      His theories have been influential in all sorts of fields and have a very important role in the learning of a new language. The important thing is how to reconcile his vast work with the subject of E.L.T but he left many tracks that lead as to ideas about how a new language should be taught. Read more

      Professor Keri Facer on re-imagining teaching for the 21st century

      In her presentation Keri discusses the current orthodox views of the future of teaching, and argues that these are inadequate. As an alternative view, she suggests that we need to explore such issues as: 'how should relations between adults and children change?' and 'should it only be teachers who teach?'. Read more

      Lighting the touch paper to learning – where to put the match

      It’s one thing to analyse and identify the failings and challenges that education faces, but it’s another to engage in the solution. Unusually for a journalist, Charles Leadbeater appears unafraid. So if the theorists behind Every Child Matters and personalisation of learning wanted to set their reforms ablaze, and were handed a box of matches, where would they start? Read more

      Enquiring Minds

      Enquiring Minds is an approach to teaching and learning, developed by Futurelab, that takes students’ ideas, interests and experiences as its starting point, and provides them with more responsibility for the direction and content of their learning. Read more

      How to Model Deliberate Practice in the Classroom

      We must note that deliberate practice clearly has certain characteristics that are beyond what is reasonable for a public school teacher to implement in the classroom. However, there are at least four areas that have a great deal of relevance to today’s classroom. Read more

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      I may not be new to teaching as I have been doing so for over 30 years, but I am so to the intensive use of the Net (as opposed to the odd e-mail or google).

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