The Dead Horse Theory: Why We Need to Rethink English Language Teaching
Imagine yourself riding a horse to arrive at your destination. The journey starts smoothly, but suddenly, the horse collapses beneath…
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Imagine yourself riding a horse to arrive at your destination. The journey starts smoothly, but suddenly, the horse collapses beneath…
Quite frankly, I never thought I would have so many tools at my disposal without lifting a finger or if…
The phrase “You have one problem for every solution” perfectly captures the mindset of individuals who resist change in a…
Many of our students dream of passing IELTS and studying overseas—often picturing foggy London streets and ancient university halls. As…
After forty years in English language teaching – many of them as a Director of Studies – I thought I…
The most common thing we can confront when teaching a language is…mistakes. A great number of them may appear, more…
Angela, a ten-year-old pristine girl with soft chestnut eyes, sat across my desk, ready for her first one-on-one lesson. She…
Introduction In the realm of foreign language education, the traditional focus has primarily revolved around the acquisition of linguistic skills,…
Ζούμε σε μια εποχή κοινωνικών, περιβαλλοντικών και οικονομικών αναταράξεων, με πανδημίες, πολέμους, τρομοκρατία. Τεράστιες αλλαγές με παγκόσμιας κλίμακας επιπτώσεις συνιστούν…
Here’s a question: Does teaching to a student’s learning style enhance learning? If you think it does, keep reading. If…