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The idea of online professional development has been lingering in the world of education for quite some time, and yet a lot of teachers...

21st century skills are not a new concept, although, at first glance, these skills sound otherworldly and virtually impossible to...

About a year and a half ago, I wrote a blog named Invest in yourself tipping other novice teachers on how to pursue professional...

How has teaching changed over the centuries and what is happening which is specific to ELT today? In this blog post we will take a look...

Being in a classroom for the first time was one of the most terrifying experiences I have ever encountered. But, 20 years later, I am...

When we first start teaching it feels, in the words of the teacher educator, Rick Smith, ‘like trying to fly a plane while building it...

Welcome to September. For those in the Northern hemisphere, hey ho, let’s go; for those in the Southern hemisphere, it’ll be summer soon...

This blog post by David Petrie looks at three simple steps involved in action research.

A post about an alternative method of teacher collaboration and observation that benefits both the teacher and the learners.

How has your career changed and what has influenced that?

Inspired by a webinar by Lizzie Pinard, I’m going to do a bit of time...

Reflection has without a doubt been one of the major driving forces in my career as a language teacher.

I wonder how many people reading this feel as though they have time and space for proper reflection.

Teachers often get asked how is it that they decided to be teachers, and I am no exception.

I am the Director of Studies at International House Sevastopol, and one of my responsibilities is to plan the programme of Continuing...