AI in Education: From Fear to Opportunity
Every time something new appears, people worry. When cars were introduced, they were seen as dangerous and unnecessary. When the…
Category: Education
AI in teaching
Artificial intelligence has become integrated into daily life with the force of a cultural phenomenon. Back in 1956, when John…
Beyond the Page: Transforming the Coursebook into a Creative Catalyst
Teaching English in the 21st century extends far beyond the simple acquisition of grammatical rules and vocabulary. In a world…
Why “Beginner” Materials Are Not Always Right for Older Learners
We have all been there. An older adult approaches us with a question: “Can I learn English at my age?”…
Stop teaching, start leading!
Who is the teacher-leader? The teacher-leader is not the person at the front. The teacher-leader is the architect who builds…
Do labels really help?
Picture this: At the language centre downtown, Maria is known as the ‘technology teacher.’ She integrated digital tools into her…
All Coursebooks Look the Same Now. And We Pretend They Don’t
There was a time when choosing a coursebook felt important. Teachers would sit down, go through different options, look at…
What Are We Really Measuring in Speaking?
Assessing speaking has always been one of the more demanding aspects of language teaching, not because it is unclear what…
ChatGPT and Writing: Between Assistance and Dependency
The arrival of tools like ChatGPT has changed the way writing is approached in the classroom. This shift goes well…
MISSION … POSSIBLE: Bringing SEL into Teen EFL Classes
In the 21st century, education should not focus on cognitive skills development only. The volatility of the modern world can…