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Innovations in teaching

What is meant by innovation in teaching? Are there some genuinely new ways of teaching language? Are there new technologies - e.g.: the interactive white board - that have revolutionised how we learn and the way we teach? What innovative methodologies are of interest to the classroom teacher or educationalist working around the world?

Innovations in Teaching comes up with the answers as we look at challenges and changes in the world of ELT and find ideas for teachers to take away.

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Innovations in teaching 2

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Artist: BBC World Service
Title: Interactive whiteboards
Album: Innovations in teaching
Track: 2
Genre: Book and audio
Year: 2004
Length: 13:54 minutes (6.37 MB)
Format: Mono 22kHz 64Kbps (CBR)

Interactive whiteboards
This time the spotlight's on technology as we hear how interactive whiteboard can transform the ELT classroom. But even with an ultimate techno-tool like this, we discover that methodology remains all important. The British Council's teachers in Malaysia tell the story of how they switched from the old to the new overnight!

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Innovations in Teaching was a BBC English production for BBC World Service. It was written and presented by Warrill Grindrod with studio production by series Editor, Frances Cox. It was first broadcast by BBC World Service in August 2004.