Using an AI Meeting Summary in a Conversation Class
If you’re a Zoom teacher, you may have noticed a new function of late: the ability to receive an AI…
Category: Education
Revisiting The Impact of Krashen on Theories in ELT
Introduction Stephen Krashen is often referred to as one of the most cited linguists in the world of ELT and…
Neuroeducation and Happy Neurolearners
Educational neuroscience has been a growing area of research and practice over the last decades and neuroscience has impacted educational…
Bias in the classroom
Bias in the classroom refers to the presence of unfair or prejudiced attitudes, behaviours, or practices that can negatively impact…
Future Directions: The AI Evolution of English Language Teaching Exams
The landscape of education has undergone a remarkable transformation with the integration of digital technology-driven tools and platforms. Among the…
‘Highway to the danger zone’ … or training the parents!
I want my child to sit the B2 exam in three months like my neighbour’s niece’s niece.’ (of course why…
Promoting Excellence in Advanced C2-level Students: Error Analysis as a teaching tool.
Writing can be considered as one of the most challenging skills that teachers need to cultivate for their students. Most…
English in real life: Incorporating authentic materials in the EFL context
By the time you read this, the coursebooks have been chosen, the schedule has been finalised and our students have…
Asking Artificial Intelligence the right questions and how this can help English language learners
What do ancient Greek philosophers, the “Hitch Hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy”, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have in common? They…
How Was Your Weekend?
In defence of a simple four-word question I once read a blog post that claimed that asking students about…