Trainer Diary: 13
reflecting on training, teaching, and learning on and around a 4-week ELT cert course
reflecting on training, teaching, and learning on and around a 4-week ELT cert course
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a story about bad grammar and non-existent punctuation and my TEFL adventures
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Establishing a phonetic foundation for Adult English Language Learners
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The Warwick ELT, an ELT-based ezine run by a group of MA ELT students in the Centre for Applied Linguistics, University of Warwick, promotes informed discussion of developments in ELT and draws attention to research and innovative practices related to English language learning and teaching and teacher education.
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Teaching, Education, Fatherhood and Life (TEFL) in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
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Teaching for Acquisition—Making Latin (& other languages) More Comprehensible and Accessible
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Teaching English (tesol) in thailand
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George Lakoff has retired as Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Science and Linguistics at the University of California at Berkeley. He is now Director of the Center for the Neural Mind & Society (cnms.berkeley.edu).
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Olya Sergeeva's thoughts on all things ELT
'Writing helps you solve problems'
This is a really interesting question re: the participants in the free classes – we often have the same ones coming back again and again for different courses – we call them ‘the regulars’. I often wonder if they don’t get bored or frustrated with the classes they’re getting.. A lot of the time I’m so worried about the trainees and if they’re ok that I kind of forget about the students in the class. I do always make sure to thank them for coming and ask if they’re coming back. I’d be interested to hear what more you do/are thinking of doing re: acknowledging their role..
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Thanks for the comment Liam and I’m thrilled to know it’s not
Just something I think/worry about alone. After the course I’ll be sure to share more about things I’ve done/seen in the past and ideas for the future.
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