Debate Seminar Introduction — Assignment Overview (May 10, noon)
This year, I agreed to teach an after-school debate seminar
“The Teacher Curse No One Wants to Talk About,” Christopher Reddy: An Insightful Blog Post that Needs Some Tweaking
That gulf between what you know and what your students know is not a void. It's a reservoir. Draw upon it and let it fuel, for your students, the kind of inquisitive and reflective engagement with the unknown that is vital to being a life-long learner.
Sleeping Kids …
In case it doesn’t go without saying, having anybody asleep
Why the Lehman Shock was Good for the English-Teaching Industry in Japan
Being an EFL teacher in Japan is a great line
Letter From Nashville — Promoting the Idea that Great Teaching is Possible — Exit Tickets and Technology Considerations — Part 10
At ProjectGENIUS, one of the most challenging aspects of our work is that every school has a different hardware and connectivity profile. Moreover every teacher has a different profile in terms of his or her personal devices...
Other Stuff Out There: MARCH 31, 2016 blog BY JOANNA MALEFAKI — Formal Observations
Joanna Malefaki’s blog post "I love to hate formal observations”
Activity Module — Adverbs of Frequency. Making a Schedule.
This Activity Module aims to give students practice at using