Highly recommended ELT Blogs: October 2011

Essential ELT Blogs you should read (in alphabetical order)

A CLIL TO CLIMB Mark II - Chiew Pang

Punctuation..? A review - [image: A review of Thomas Bohm's Punctuation..?] Definition Macmillan defines it as “the use of marks such as full stops or commas in order to write in ...
11 years ago
Adam Beale's Five against one: Teaching against the odds.

Stiff little fingers - We’ve all got them. We all use them. Most of the time without thinking. But how do you use them in your classroom? On Friday night, I found myself teaching...
9 years ago
Adam Simpson's One Year...

Kunci Sukses Menang Slot Pragmatic Online - Permainan slot online semakin populer di kalangan penggemar judi, terutama dengan adanya penyedia permainan yang terkenal seperti Pragmatic Play. Slot Pr...
2 months ago
Adrian Underhill and Jim Scrivener's Demand High ELT

Training for the Unpredictable - Improvisation by the teacher, both within and outside the lesson plan, are part of responding to the unpredictable learning moves of the student. It is a n...
9 years ago
Adrian Underhill’s Pron Chart Blog

The Story of Sounds: Episode 26: Discovering the vowel /ɒ/ - Example words: stop, hot, pop, cross, foreign, lobby, knowledge General setting of /ɒ/ The lips are rounded though not as forward as with /ɔː/ and /uː/, an...
8 years ago
Alan Tait's Hello Cruel World

Welcome A Board - Have you got mini-whiteboards for classroom use? If you haven't, or haven't ever seen them, this post will be in part a warm recommendation of them. But l...
11 years ago
Alex Grevett's The Breathy Vowel

Program Design Posts and Passwords - Dear readers, I have had a few emails about the recent Program Design posts, asking why they are password protected. The answer is that I’m trying to desig...
8 years ago
Alexandra Chistyakova's ELT Diary

Quote on Learning and Teaching (#4): The power of knowing rules - Here is another quote on learning and, certainly, to some extent, on teaching. The following words are commonly attributed to Pablo Picasso: “Learn the rul...
6 years ago
Ana Cristina Pratas' Sky Box

Goosechase with Me? - Unsplash From online tools to mobile apps, there is a myriad of choices for educators and learners to engage with. Consider this infographic on messaging...
4 years ago
Anna Loseva's Space

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Anna Varna's In your hands

TESOL France 2015 – Paris and the English Teachers - It is about 10 days since the horrible events in Paris, on November 13th. We have all been moved beyond words by what happened there. We don’t even want to...
9 years ago
Anne Hodgson's The Island Weekly

Global dexterity - Andy Molinsky: Global Dexterity: How to Adapt Your Behavior Across Cultures without Losing Yourself in the Process. Harvard Business Review Press. 2013 S...
5 years ago
Anthony Gaughan's Teacher Training Unplugged

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Arjana Blazic's Traveloteacher

Teacher PD Choice Boards, Learning Menus and Playlists - In most of my technology training workshops there are teachers of different levels of digital competence and it's difficult to find activities that would ...
5 years ago
Baiba Svenca's B's life with English

How to use TOZZL for flipped learning - Hello my readers, It's already March, and my Christmas greeting has been looking at you for a bit too long, so it's time to write a fresh post to acknowled...
9 years ago
Barb Sakamoto's Teaching Village

5 Innovative Ways to use YouTube in the Language Classroom - We all know how engaging videos can be – it’s so easy to get sucked into YouTube and spend hours watching everything from wildlife documentaries, to offi...
4 years ago
Barrie England's Caxton

Be Careful What You Wish For - Some comments on social media sites claim that English is irrational and lacks consistency. Like Jonathan Swift, those who air these views seek order, and ...
10 years ago
Ben Naismith's ELT Stew

Material-phobic Support Group - Disclaimer: Material design really isn’t my thing. I prefer material-light tasks and I’m not very creative when it comes to material ideas. Instead, I tr...
9 years ago
Ben Trawick-Smith's Dialect Blog

Break - Apologies for the light activity around here for the past year. I’ve been extremely busy for some time, and as such, my posting rate has slowed greatly. In...
9 years ago
Brad Patterson's A journée in language

Julie’s story: ELT Freelancing in France for over 30 years - This past week I met Julie Cummings-Debrot, a freelancer with her own company here in Paris – for a cup of coffee and a chat about teaching in France, co...
11 years ago
Burcu Akyol's Blog

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Candy van Olst's Stripe

You’re not from round here, are you? - I was out with friends having a perfectly fine Sunday somewhere down near the Thames in Berkshire. We were joined by a couple and the first thing that was ...
9 years ago
Cat Bethune's Escocesa in Madrid

Learning the hard way (again!) - Another academic year is well underway. How are your new classes going? I'm happy with my groups this year - only four different levels, which is definitel...
9 years ago
Ceci Lemos' Box of Chocolates

The Day a Bunch of Kisses Turned into Magic - It has been a long, looong while since I’ve last written here, in my blog. And before the last time it had also been a long while. I could use this post to...
10 years ago
Ceri Jones' Close Up

A bird in the hand - Photo by ALP STUDIO on Unsplash Another quick and simple task with minimal resources. With my current group of teachers, a mixture of content teachers teac...
6 years ago
Chia Suan Chong's blog

7 more ways native speakers can effectively communicate internationally - This article was first published on etprofessional.com, where I am a resident blogger. This is the final part of a 4-parter. You can read Part 1 here, Part...
5 years ago
Chris Ożóg's ELT Reflections

#MyTEFLstory, a Picaresque in Ten Chapters - *warning: this post contains self-indulgence* As you can see, International House wants to hear your TEFL story and so, when Alison Sturrock of IHWO asked ...
8 years ago
Chronicles of a CELTA graduate

RSCON5 is almost here! - I stumbled upon this quote from Lowell Milken and I thought it rather apt. “The only people who develop human potential and character as a calling are educ...
10 years ago
Claire Hart's Business English Lesson Plans

Reflective practice and the business English teacher - Business English teachers are a bit of an unusual species in the ELT jungle you might say. They don´t spend their time with four year olds singing songs ab...
10 years ago
Common Errors in Use of English

The Triumph of Late Capitalism - Some contemporary leftists love to talk about “late capitalism” as if the system were in its dying stages, destined to land on the trash heap of history a...
5 years ago
Dale Coulter's Language Moments

ELT Hackathon - Hackathons have become part of the professional lexicon in Berlin. The event, which can last anything from one day to a whole weekend and sometimes a whole...
9 years ago
Dave Dodgson's Reflections of a Teacher and Learner

When didn't the wheels fall off? #tdsigcarnival - *This post has been written as my contribution to the IATEFL TDSIG 2017 Web Carnival**- if you happen to be reading this post on or before the morning of t...
7 years ago
David Crystal's blog

Shakespeare's Words version 3.0 launches today - The better the day, the better the deed, as Shakespeare didn't say. But for everything he did say Ben amd I are thrilled to announce that we've reached th...
6 years ago
David Mainwood's THE LECTURER's EFL Smartblog

Links won't work after March 15th 2017 thanks to dropbox - After March 17th 2017 all links on this blog will cease to work. This is because dropbox has decided to disable public links. Grab anything while you can. ...
8 years ago
David Petrie's TEFL Geek

Some thoughts on giving feedback - This is a somewhat off the cuff post, having been asked by a UK based non-ELT teacher as to how ELT teachers tend to give feedback. Obviously I can’t answ...
3 years ago
David Warr's Language Garden

Rock Mclimbing* - “Climbing to the top demands strength, whether it is to the top of Mount Everest, or to the top of your career.” A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, one-time President o...
10 years ago
Diarmuid Fogarty's Action Research Journal

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Diarmuid Fogarty's Tao Te(a)Ching

Grouse’s Maxim - The koan Pity poor McDougall. Every day the same thing. Every week the same day. Every month the same week. Every year the same month. I wanna do this, I w...
5 years ago
Divya Brochier's Musings on Motivation in Language Learning

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Dogme Diaries (Chiew Pang's)

Improving listening sub-skills with music - In the summer, I’d done a few activities with music, one of which was blogged about here: We are the … Continue reading →
11 years ago
Edna Sackson's What Ed Said

The last post (I think…) - The first post on this blog was written in 2009. It was titled ‘Disturbing the Calm’, a concept which underpinned my vision and my work long past the origi...
2 years ago
ELT Experiences

Top Tips for Young Learner Teachers: Teacher Training Workshop - I gave a recent workshop on some of the best tips for teaching young learners. Please find the workshop video below. Enjoy!
8 years ago
ELTPics' Take a Photo and....

A picture is worth a thousand words - We thought you’d like another post from Brazil…… :), this time from a prolific lady eltpics contributor who really needs little introduction. ‘To know her ...
10 years ago
English Virtual Community

Aula Cavila UNLP - Feliz de participar en una nueva capacitación en línea. Con muchas ganas de aprender en este nuevo entorno.// Very happy to participate of this online teach...
6 years ago
Eric Halvorsen's IheartELT

Task-Based Learning for One-to-One BE Contexts. My Talk at the #BESIG Summer Symposium - Here’s the link to my talk in Paris at the IATEFL BESIG Summer symposium: https://connectpro10829081.adobeconnect.com/_a875541554/p56ud0lz5d7/?launcher=fals...
12 years ago
Eva Büyüksimkeşyan's A Journey in TEFL

A Letter to the Future - Engaging students with creative writing activities helps reinforce grammar in an enjoyable way. Here’s a lesson idea that can be used to revise relative cl...
5 weeks ago
Evan Frendo's English for the workplace

What are framework materials? - Framework materials have been around in business English and ESP for a long time. Nolan & Reed (1992) is perhaps the best introduction, but there have b...
6 years ago
Fiona Mauchline's Macappella

Motivating teens: as easy as finding a snowflake that won’t melt. - December 2015’s TeachingEnglish blog topic was motivation. And in particular motivating teens.That is, I guess, ‘my area’ – I’ve been writing on it, workin...
8 years ago
Fiona Mauchline's other blog: Blood, sweat and gazpacho

What loneliness sounds like - Image by Mieke Kenis at eltpics flickr When he speaks, it sounds as if I have water in my ears. Normally, my hearing is very sharp, trained over years of...
6 years ago
George CHilton's Designer Lessons

Dear My Sixteen-Year-Old Self – A Guest Lesson by Mandeep Locham - This class begins with a general discussion on what advice would be useful to give to a typical 16 year old before continuing with a reading that looks at ...
8 years ago
Graham Stanley's blog-efl

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Henrick Oprea's Doing Some Thinking

Escolhas, escolas e caminhos - Quando não ensinamos os jovens a fazerem as próprias escolhas, acabamos por deixá-los à mercê das escolhas dos outros. Quem foi que decidiu que não podemos...
6 years ago
Hugo and Martynas's WordAid

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Ian James' TeflTecher : Tasks, Videos and Opinions for Tefl Teachers

New Viralelt Post – Do not enter - New post (“Please do not enter“) over at Viralelt. Filed under: 1
10 years ago
iasku, Chiew Pang's Interview Blog

2012 in review - The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Thanks for reading, watching, and special thanks to those who have take...
11 years ago
iTDi's Blog: For teachers by teachers

The Bullet or the Ballot Lesson Plan - The Bullet or the Ballot Lesson Plan Craig Wherlock (Greece) shares a lesson plan he uses to encourage students to think critically about the civil righ...
3 years ago
Işıl Boy's Ed Tech

Eğitim ve Eğitim’de yayınlanan röportajımız: - ETZ17 bu sefer de “Sihire Yolculuk” diyor Eğitim Teknolojileri Zirvesi (ETZ) 4. kez 4 Mart 2017`de yapılacak. Bu yılki tema “Sihire Yolculuk”. Etkinliği ço...
7 years ago
James Taylor's TheTeacherJames

#ELTchat summary on Sugata Mitra and 25 Questions He Needs To Answer - On Saturday 5th of April at the IATEFL conference in Harrogate, Sugata Mitra delivered a plenary session that proved to be acclaimed and vilified at the...
10 years ago
Jamie Keddie's Lessonstream

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Janet Bianchini's Abruzzo Edublog

Book Review: Talking Images: Idioms - by Lucy Holmes and Sharlene Matharu - I am delighted to be writing a review of a newly published photocopiable teachers' resource book called *Talking Idioms: Images,* written by two of my Lake...
6 years ago
Jason Renshaw's English Raven

What my kids teach me about elearning design - I reflected (or, more accurately, quipped) recently on social media about the benefits of being a learning designer for dads, as a follow up to the sharing...
10 years ago
Jemma Gardner's Unplugged Reflections

Each To Their Own. - It’s fairly typical to have different levels of learner within language schools. Whether or not you agree with the thinking behind this, it is common in mo...
12 years ago
Jennifer Lebedev's English with Jennifer

Are We on the Right Track for 2025? - Today I heard a life coach talk about the need to celebrate the effort and not necessarily the outcome. That felt reassuring. I didn’t hit every goal this ...
1 day ago
Jennifer Marten's Teach From The Heart

I Am Not a Rockstar, Superhero, or Dragonslayer – I Am a Teacher - I’m a big fan of inspirational quotes, but lately I’ve become a little disillusioned with many of the ones I … Continue reading →
7 years ago
Jeremy Harmer's Blog

Is this the end? Disruption in ELT - On the way to Stansted to attend a conference a few days ago I found myself (in the car) listening to a BBC radio programme called ‘Breakfast with the disr...
7 years ago
Josette LeBlanc's Throwing Back Tokens

Throwing Back Tokens’ Change of Venue - Hello dear readers, My apologies for the confusion, but I have moved my blog over to a new address, www.throwingbacktokens.wordpress.com. Please click on t...
10 years ago
Karenne Sylvester's Kalinago English

Personalized Video Feedback on Speaking Skills - I'm back....missed me? Hope so, I missed writing this blog and talking to you all very much. I thought I'd kick things off by joining in Vicki Hollet's E...
11 years ago
Ken Wilson's Blog

Books I wrote… - Since I first became a published author of English Language Teaching materials fifty years ago in 1971, I have contributed to another 30+ ELT publications....
3 years ago
Kevin Stein's The Other Things Matter

A move to WordPress - Hi all, A big thank you to everyone for your support over the past two years. Realizing that this blog keeps growing and that the options for making it na...
10 years ago
Kieran Donaghy's Film English

‘Bags of Joy’ Lesson Plan - This ESL lesson plan is designed around a short film titled Bags of Joy and the themes of Christmas and joy. Students learn vocabulary related to Christm...
4 days ago
Kieran McGovern's English Language FAQ

Who is the POTUS? What is a FLOTUS? - FLOTUS is an acronym for ‘First Lady of the United States’. This is the commonly accepted term for the wife of an American president. It follows the model...
2 months ago
Laura Phelps's The Daily Ptefldactyl

Yes, you can break a window with an ashtray (some thoughts on learning ภาษาไทย) - If you can see my scrawlings, don't read them. I’ve been learning Thai for eight months now. I go to the Walen International School of Achievement (two-f...
9 years ago
Leo Selivan's Leoxicon

News Quiz 2019 - Follow Up - Image credits: Frankie Fouganthin; Milliped; SounderBruce; under Creative Commons license [CC BY-SA 4.0] *Activities for reviewing lexis from News Quiz 2...
4 years ago
Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator

Google Chrome's QR Code Generator Moved - Here's Where to Find It - Google Chrome moved its QR code generator. If you want to access it now, here's what you do: 1. Click the three dots on the top right of your screen...
2 weeks ago
Luiz Otávio's English Language Teaching Page

Video lesson: James Bond rents a car! - This is a video-based lesson for B1 and B2 students, suitable for both teens and adults. It focuses on skill development and introduces / reviews quite a...
1 year ago
Luke Meddings's Unplugged Index

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Luke Thompson's English Podcast

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Macmillan's Dictionary Blog

Stories behind Words: Hogmanay - This post from the Stories behind Words series is from 2014. Happy 2021 everyone! 31st December, the last night of the year in the Western calendar, is ce...
3 years ago
Marisa Constantinides' TEFL Matters

The elusive present perfect continuous in the passive - In all my years as a teacher, I have been reading about the elusive present perfect continuous in the passive as a classic example of that which is formall...
5 years ago
Martin Sketchley's ELT Experiences

Why Should Teachers Blog? - Last week, I was inducting some new teachers into our school: preparing them for their teaching career for the year ahead. We looked at various areas about...
7 years ago
Michael Griffin's ELT Rants, Reviews, and Reflections

Partially Informed Notes about English Instructors at Universities in Vietnam - Long-time readers of this blog might not be aware that I left Korea in 2019! Greetings from Ho Chi Minh City! A dear friend of mine is coming to Vietnam so...
1 year ago
Mignon Fogarty's Grammar Girl: Quick and Dirty Tips

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Miguel Mendoza's eFL

Stop in the name of love: no more autoplay, Mark, please - OK. Yeah, it has been ages since the last time I wrote a post here...But, you know, life, work or maybe my lazy fingers...OK. I have been reading these pos...
10 years ago
Mike Harrison

Images of the Week: New 2023 Updates - If you’re serious about turning your blog into a business, then you need to start thinking about ways to grow your audience. Depending on your niche, the...
1 year ago
Naomi Epstein's Visualising Ideas

Three Fantasy Books and I - So, what better way to escape reality and dive into a fantasy book? Makes sense, doesn’t it? Well… I began with a book that got good reviews ...
1 day ago
Neal Whitman's Literal-Minded

Grover and the Excellent Idea - It’s been called “the new Laurel vs. Yanny“: A six-second video clip from Sesame Street in which Grover expresses his enthusiastic approval for an idea tha...
5 years ago
Nicky Hockly's E-Moderation Station

Teaching English with Technology – does it work? Part 1 - If you've had any contact with youngsters over the last few years, you'll have noticed that they seem to spend a significant amount of their time glued to ...
7 years ago
Nik Peachey's Learning Technology Blog

Recap for enouraging reflection on learning - One of the true keys to learning and developing any ability is the willingness and capacity to reflect on what we have learned. So how can we encourage o...
7 years ago
Nik Peachey's QuickShout

Actively Learn - A Huge Resource of Ready-Made Interactive Learning for English Language Learners - Actively Learn isn’t just a great source of learning content for grades 6 through to 12, though if you are teaching adult learners much of the grade 12 co...
4 years ago
Not exactly ELT, but every teacher loves to travel!

La Marea, a restaurant review - It is a strange place to have a restaurant, I thought. Although you can see the sea, a very busy thoroughfare, known as Avenida Marítima, which leads to ...
9 years ago
Oli Beddall's An Experiment with Dogme

Settling for a compromise? - I haven’t written a post for quite some time and I’d like to talk a bit about my classes and the extent to which Dogme is playing a part. My blog is called...
12 years ago
Original poems for ELT use:Teen at heart

Solace in the perfect conditional - I would have loved to hear you sing to me, underneath the autumn leaves of our favourite tree, looking up to the clear vivid celestial blue skies. I woul...
11 years ago
Oxford University Press - English Language Teaching Global Blog @OUPELTGlobal

Beyond An ELT Teaching Career: What Alternatives Are There? - As an English language teacher, you might reach a point in your teaching career where you’re feeling comfortable and confident in the classroom, but you’...
5 weeks ago
OxfordWords blog | Oxford Dictionaries Online

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Ozge Karaoglu's Blog

10 Tips to Use ChatGPT - Here are some tips that will help you while you use ChatGPT: 1. Be Specific: Make clear and specific questions or prompts for better responses. Example: Va...
1 year ago
Phil Wade's EFL thoughts and reflections

Racist pronunciation work - I’ve never been a fan of pron work. Back in the day, students learned the symbols then spent hours in the lab listening to natives and covering themselves ...
11 years ago
ProjectPLN

Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or … "Hello world!" の続きを読む
6 years ago
Rachael Roberts's elt-resourceful

Is it true that growth mindset ‘doesn’t actually work’? - Growth mindset has become something of a buzzword over the last few years. While you would have to have been living under a rock not to have heard the term...
5 years ago
Random Idea English

Random thoughts on 'Kiss me quick' - Preparing a possible post on flat adverbs (adverbs that take the same form as their adjective equivalents) I started wondering about the origins of the ex...
10 years ago
Richard Byrne's Free Technology for Teachers

Seven Mind Mapping Tools to Try This Year - Earlier this week a reader emailed me to ask for my suggestions for online mind mapping tools for her students to use this fall. My preference is often to...
1 year ago
Richard Whiteside's I'd like to think that I help people to learn English

What advice would you have for newly qualified teachers? - I recently wrote another guest blog post for SGI. Having been asked to share some thoughts on advice that would be worth passing on to newly qualified teac...
12 years ago
Scott Thornbury's An A-Z of ELT (museum)

C is for Creativity - I’ve just come back from a conference, the theme of which was creativity – a conference for teachers of Arabic, as it happens. I’m not a speaker of Arabic,...
7 years ago
Sharon Hartle's English learning in Our World

The art of gathering… even for exams - Exam time is here… again Exams are on my mind at the moment. Exams are often on my mind, in fact but this period in the summer is one which is particularly...
6 years ago
Shelly Terrell's Teacher Reboot Camp

Make a Difference with Your Device! 10+ Websites and Apps to Inspire Students to Give - Make a Difference with Your Device! 10+ Websites and Apps to Inspire Students to Give by Shelly Sanchez Terrell, @ShellTerrell #Digi
2 weeks ago
Stan Carey's Sentence First

‘How to see one’s own world’: Ursula K. Le Guin on writing style - Ursula K. Le Guin’s essay collection The Language of the Night: Essays on Fantasy and Science Fiction has a lot of interesting material on language use and...
2 months ago
Subversive Teaching - 52 support site

Bailout – how one teacher used this ad! - Hi everyone We’ve come out of summer break to share with you all a post we came across via Twitter on The Teacher James’ blog. We really liked the way he e...
12 years ago
Sue Lyon Jones's The PLN Staff Lounge

About This Site - Who is This Blog Written For? This blog is mainly written for English language teachers, although other teachers who are interested in using technology or ...
5 years ago
Sue Swift's An ELT Notebook

Teaching Receptive Skills - A Subskills Approach - Does the approach to teaching reading and listening currently used in the majority of textbooks really help our learners? This article includes materials ...
8 months ago
Tamas Lorincz's A journey into learning

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Teflpedia - a wiki all about teaching English

Thorndike - ← Older revision Revision as of 14:18, 21 December 2024 Line 1: Line 1: #REDIRECT [[Edward Thorndike]] #REDIRECT [[Edward Thorndike]] {{r from surname}}
10 hours ago
TEFLtastic with Alex Case

My most debated and commented on articles - Not quite a representative sample of my articles that people have taken most interest in (as most don’t have a comments function), but a mix of ones with s...
2 months ago
The Consultants-E's Blog

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The Grammarphobia Blog

A stink over ‘odoriferous’ - Q: I used to consider “odoriferous” a barbarous lengthening of “odiferous.” I was in my 30s when I deigned to look it up and discovered that the shorteni...
5 days ago
The Round

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6 years ago
Tom Walton's Tech ELT Blog

10 factors that may (or may not) influence how successful technology is for you in a classroom - The list below — for the purposes of debate only — is for a forthcoming workshop I'll be doing (yes, I know, I did say I'd retired, but I couldn't resist t...
8 years ago
Tony Gurr's All Things Learning

Corruption, Bribery & Graft in the Busyness of ELT… - In Turkish there is a little saying that, at first sight, looks quite innocent – ‘…bal tutan parmağını yalar’! In English, it translates literally as ‘he w...
6 years ago
Tyson Seburn's 4C

Mental health is health. - Mental health is as important as physical health. In fact, are they really different things? They are our health.
4 years ago
Vicky Loras's Blog

Seven – Επτά – Sieben - Seven. Επτά. Sieben. It is that time of the year again! Seven years of blogging – sometimes often, sometimes not so often… A few weeks ago, Doug Peterson w...
8 years ago
Vicky Saumell's blog

- Principles for Meaningful Technology Integration * Principles for Meaningful Technology Integration * from *Vicky Saumell* Presented at *11th Anglo Congr...
9 years ago
Vladimira Michalkova's Notebook of Surpr@ise

Giving the gift - I may be writng from the heart of a woman and so writing for women mainly but anyone can find something in this post (if you are looking for balance and un...
11 years ago
Willy Cardoso's Authentic Teaching

Top 10 ELT books never written - In no particular order and without any criteria, here are (in my expert opinion) the best books in English Language ... Continue reading
9 years ago
Yitzha Sarwono's Posterous

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Saturday, 29 October 2011

Vladimira Michalkova's blog

Vladimira Michalkova's Notebook of Surpr@ise has been added.

Yitzha Sarwono's blog added

Yitzha Sarwono's Posterous blog has been added.

Friday, 28 October 2011

English Language FAQs added

Kieran McGovern's English Language FAQ added.

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Vicky Saumell

Vicky Saumell's personal blog has been added.

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Naomi Epstein's Blog Added

Naomi Epstein's Visualising Ideas has just been added to the growing list.

Friday, 21 October 2011

Henrick Oprea's Doing Some Thinking added

Henrick Oprea's Doing Some Thinking added.

Tuesday, 18 October 2011

ELTPics celebrates its first birthday today and its gift is a gift for all of us: a blog (http://takeaphotoand.wordpress.com) which promises an idea a week, using at least one of the numerous photos that have been uploaded during the past year.

So, of course, it is added to this blog roll immediately! Enjoy!

Put a Name to It

With so many buddies and so many blogs, and add to that, a memory like a sieve, I often forget which blog is whose...so I decided that it would be better if I were to add a name to the blog's title. Of course, there are those that I have no problem in remembering, but there are others, especially the unplugged gang, no offence intended, that really test my memory!

Also, Eva Büyüksimkeşyan 's A Journey in TEFL and Miguel Mendoza's eFL have been added.

Monday, 17 October 2011

Today's addition

Willy Cardoso's Authentic Teaching has been added.

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

More additions!

Jemma Gardner's Unplugged Reflections
Ben Naismith's ELT Stew
Luke Meddings' The Unplugged Index

These are the latest additions! Enjoy!