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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Read A Book! (7 tips to increase vocabulary)
Tagged with: english, language, learning, online language center, stephen greene, students
Posted in english, language
Posted in english, language
14 Inspirational Self-motivation Tips for Students
Staying motivated as a student is one of the hardest tasks and biggest obstacles to achieving fluency. Here are some inspirational tips to help get, and remain motivated so you succeed.
Tagged with: english, language, learning, online, online language center, rob howard, students
Posted in e-learning, english, language, online
Posted in e-learning, english, language, online
Put A Ring On It (12 rules of online engagement)
Engagement in the online classroom. Today, we share 12 great ideas to keep them focused and engaged in, and on the class.
Tagged with: english, language, learning, online, online language center, rob howard, students
Posted in e-learning, engagement, english, language, online
Posted in e-learning, engagement, english, language, online
Accountability: the teacher and the learner
Henrick Oprea, this week’s guest blogger, shares his post about the importance of teacher’s awareness of their role
Tagged with: english, henrick oprea, language, learning, online language center
Posted in e-learning, english, language
Posted in e-learning, english, language
50 Shades of Gray Matter (what matters to them)
A different look at how to help students retain, improve and grow as autonomous learners… and users of language.
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Posted in e-learning, english, language, online
Posted in e-learning, english, language, online
SAILING THE SEA OF CTRL C + V by Rob Howard
By now, I’m sure we’ve all seen the Melania Trump speech that plagiarized Michelle Obama. Finally, teachers the world over have the perfect example to demonstrate blatant plagiarism to their students.
EFLtalks answers – 10 in 10 for YOU
Got questions? We’ve got answers. 10 in 10 for YOU
Flipping Feedback: Screencasting Feedback on Student Essays by Ron Martinez
Looking for a new way to mentor students of academic writing, Ron Martinez came up with a great one. This should be the new standard.
Recipes for the Unteachable by David Petrie
Are there controversial topics that you want to teach, but you do not know how? Do you think your students might not be ready for them? David Petrie has the perfect recipe for these issues. You can read some ideas in his blog post and also for more tips, do not miss his webinar for BELTA on January 10th, at 16.00 CET!
Introducing our free new ebook – Parsnips in ELT: Stepping out of the comfort zone (Vol. 2)
Introducing our free new ebook – Parsnips in ELT: Stepping out of the comfort zone (Vol. 2)
LOOK WHO’S EFLTALKING by Rob Howard
This article originally appeared in the BRAZ-TESOL newsletter, volume 04.2015.
The Good, The Bad, And The Online by Rob Howard
How do you deal with people who want your services for free? Take a look at this.
Should I mind my own Beeswax? by Rob Howard
Reposted from EFL Magazine, my article about whether or not we should be spending time teaching outdated idioms with some many others that we miss.
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