Find the latest blog topics for July and August 2019 and take a look at some interesting posts from the last two months.
31 August, 2019
5 August, 2019
Do our students get enough listening when they leave their classroom and how to encourage them to make use of the opportunities they have...
3 August, 2019
My top five end-of-year activities: Celebrating the end of a journey and the beginning of a new one!
I often tell my students that last lessons should be like first lessons as the beginning and end of year represent for me the two sides of...
28 July, 2019
Let´s look at how we can introduce soft skills into our English lessons.
28 July, 2019
Are there any OTHER end of the year activities, besides the traditional tea-party?! Or to use an ancient formula, is there life on Mars?
22 July, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for June 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post First (FCE) Speaking Video Lesson.
22 July, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for June 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post First (FCE) Speaking Video Lesson.
16 July, 2019
Academic assessment in any educational institution at any educational stage should yield accurate and fair assessment.
16 July, 2019
21st century skills are not a new concept, although, at first glance, these skills sound otherworldly and virtually impossible to develop....
30 June, 2019
See the latest blog topics for May/June 2019 and a review of some of the best posts from the past two months.
27 June, 2019
Can we really spin the globe and jump in into the unknown in our classroom? Or has the administrative part of our job won and silenced our...
26 June, 2019
Find out what we have achieved in our first year.
26 June, 2019
Learning opportunities come from different sources such as seminars, conferences, workshops, training in person or online, etc.
26 June, 2019
The teacher is indispensable to ELT!
23 June, 2019
In any profession, growth and development are critical to the advancement of one’s career.
22 June, 2019
20 years in folk ensemble finally paid off! I introduced to my students traditional Russian traditional game as well as the fortune-telling...
20 June, 2019
Join us on Saturday 5 October for our annual World Teachers' Day celebration.
17 June, 2019
Your students will enjoy producing their own cartoon videos, with the possibility of adding their own voice or some music. They will adore...
14 June, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for May 2019 goes to Cristina Cabal and her post Fixing Fossilized Grammar and Spelling Errors in an...
14 June, 2019
Promoting autonomous learning outside classroom to focus on learning goals
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31 August, 2019
Find the latest blog topics for July and August 2019 and take a look at some interesting posts from the last two months.
5 August, 2019
Do our students get enough listening when they leave their classroom and how to encourage them to make use of the opportunities they have...
3 August, 2019
My top five end-of-year activities: Celebrating the end of a journey and the beginning of a new one!
I often tell my students that last lessons should be like first lessons as the beginning and end of year represent for me the two sides of...
28 July, 2019
Let´s look at how we can introduce soft skills into our English lessons.
28 July, 2019
Are there any OTHER end of the year activities, besides the traditional tea-party?! Or to use an ancient formula, is there life on Mars?
22 July, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for June 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post First (FCE) Speaking Video Lesson.
22 July, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for June 2019 goes to David Petrie and his post First (FCE) Speaking Video Lesson.
16 July, 2019
Academic assessment in any educational institution at any educational stage should yield accurate and fair assessment.
16 July, 2019
21st century skills are not a new concept, although, at first glance, these skills sound otherworldly and virtually impossible to develop....
30 June, 2019
See the latest blog topics for May/June 2019 and a review of some of the best posts from the past two months.
27 June, 2019
Can we really spin the globe and jump in into the unknown in our classroom? Or has the administrative part of our job won and silenced our...
26 June, 2019
Find out what we have achieved in our first year.
26 June, 2019
Learning opportunities come from different sources such as seminars, conferences, workshops, training in person or online, etc.
26 June, 2019
The teacher is indispensable to ELT!
23 June, 2019
In any profession, growth and development are critical to the advancement of one’s career.
22 June, 2019
20 years in folk ensemble finally paid off! I introduced to my students traditional Russian traditional game as well as the fortune-telling...
20 June, 2019
Join us on Saturday 5 October for our annual World Teachers' Day celebration.
17 June, 2019
Your students will enjoy producing their own cartoon videos, with the possibility of adding their own voice or some music. They will adore...
14 June, 2019
Our featured blog of the month award for May 2019 goes to Cristina Cabal and her post Fixing Fossilized Grammar and Spelling Errors in an...
14 June, 2019
Promoting autonomous learning outside classroom to focus on learning goals
Pages
28 September, 2008
Learning English in a group is much more effective than on a one-to-one basis
27 October, 2015
How to link lessons together
29 November, 2009
This blog looks at word order.
6 September, 2016
The ELT Council, Malta has published a free downloadable book, ‘Creativity in English Language Teaching’, edited by Daniel Xerri and Odette...
7 November, 2013
Ongoing evaluation in basic education
7 October, 2018
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a blog named Invest in yourself tipping other novice teachers on how to pursue professional...
5 April, 2019
Who said that Poetry was too complex and boring? I would like to share some activities that make poetry straightforward and even fun.
26 February, 2013
Dear Tanja,wrote...."Please do send more - do you have something which is a bit longer but similarly insightful? .... Sth like 250...
11 July, 2018
Keeping the needs and aspirations of the learners in view, the curriculum designers frame the syllabus for a given subject which eventually...
15 September, 2015
Teachers Research! is a new kind of book for the field of English language teacher-research, containing stories arising from poster...
30 October, 2009
This is a module I wrote for teachers at upper primary stage in India.
15 December, 2009
I don't know what a railway journey is like in other countries but I know pretty well what it is like in India. I would like to share my...
12 May, 2015
We are pleased to announce three new EnglishAgenda continuing professional development webinars coming up in May.
28 May, 2019
Teaching is communicating; Teaching is sharing; teaching is upgrading and updating.
24 November, 2017
There is a great variety of pedagogical applications of mobile technology in ELT. I would like to share a practical example to integrate...
6 June, 2008
Hello everyone, I've just posted a longish response to Jorgelina from Argentina about TBA and Young Learners at the end of my...
28 July, 2016
Is it better to let your lesson flow on and just react to whatever comes inside the class?
13 January, 2011
The title of this entry is the first sentence in Chapter 1 of Maryanne Wolf's book Proust and the Squid (2007). This is a very punchy...
15 June, 2009
In his landmark historical study of methods, Kelly (1969) argued that methodological choices are contingent on higher-level decisions at...
25 November, 2009
Over the last few weeks I have been busy delivering training presentations and workshops to help teachers use various free web based tools...