In my recent TESOL Spain talk I discussed teachers’ relationship to technology, our sense of identity and Marshall McLuhan’s conception of the media as an extension of the central nervous system. the teacher as cyborg media theory and online learning
This tutorial shows how to use Google Docs and Grammarly to identify mistakes in your writing so that you can improve it dramatically. If you are a teacher go ahead and share this with your students. Proofreading is an invaluable …
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Find out how to use high-quality images and texts from Instagram to create challenging and engaging online jigsaw reading tasks for group or pair work. This tutorial includes tips on using Google docs, breakout rooms, QR codes and annotating texts …
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In his recent webinar on learning vocabulary Paul Nation pointed out that we can harness our students’ fear of losing face for greater uptake and that regular review of “old material” should take up fully one third of a course. …
Before attending Paul Nation’s recent webinar entitled “What matters in vocabulary learning?” I had only a passing acquaintance with his work. I knew that he advocated the use of flashcards and that alone was enough to put him in my …
By uploading recordings of pair or group conversations from Zoom we can easily expand the range of speaking tasks we set for our students in Flipgrid. How to Record a meeting in Zoom (by Flipped Classroom Tutorials) SLB Webinar – …
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Edith Wharton was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize and was nominated three times for the Nobel Prize in literature. What’s more, her wealthy New York family might have been responsible for the expression ‘keeping up with the …
Incorporate asynchronous speaking tasks into your remote teaching. Learn tips on scaffolding these tasks to encourage a performance based approach to speaking for improved outcomes.
Check out my latest Youtube lesson for C1/C2 learners. It can be adapted for group use or for self-study and contains discussion questions and Quizlet resources.
Watch this tutorial to find out how customisable correction codes will improve the quality of your feedback and save you time.
