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Category: Technology

Education, Global Views, Technology, Technology & AI

AI Won’t Replace Teachers, But It Will Replace Boring Lesson.

Eirini LouizouSeptember 11, 2026September 18, 2026

“Will AI replace English teachers?” It’s probably the question every educator has heard at least once this year. Teachers discuss…

How I Use ChatGPT to Teach IELTS to A2 and B1 Students (A Teaching Method I Never Thought Would Have Worked)
Education, Global Views, Technology, Technology & AI

How I Use ChatGPT to Teach IELTS to A2 and B1 Students (A Teaching Method I Never Thought Would Have Worked)

Eliza MarabyanSeptember 9, 2026September 18, 2026

English language educator, blogger, and author For years, I had one firm rule as an IELTS teacher: if a prospective…

What do 103 studies tell us about AI in EFL?
Language Teaching – International, News, Technology

What do 103 studies tell us about AI in EFL?

DimitrisSeptember 5, 2026September 18, 2026

The summer brought something the ELT debate on AI has often lacked: a larger body of evidence to examine. A…

Teaching Writing in the Age of AI: Flipping the Essay Classroom
Education, Featured Sections, Technology, Technology & AI

Teaching Writing in the Age of AI: Flipping the Essay Classroom

Afroditi KyriazopoulouMay 18, 2026September 18, 2026

A well-written essay lands on the teacher’s desk—but something feels wrong. The language is accurate, the structure is clear, and…

The Role of the Teacher in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Technology

The Role of the Teacher in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Effie PantazopoulosMay 12, 2026

I still remember my first year in the classroom. A whiteboard, a pile of coursebooks, and a stack of photocopies…

Everyone Is Moving towards AI, Few Know Why!
Opinion, Technology

Everyone Is Moving towards AI, Few Know Why!

DimitrisMay 3, 2026September 18, 2026

I am not a teacher, nor do I claim to be one. What follows is written from observing the ELT…

The Paradox of Connection: Addressing the ”Digital Distraction” in Contemporary Classrooms
Education, Global Views, Technology

The Paradox of Connection: Addressing the ”Digital Distraction” in Contemporary Classrooms

Hamdi Al AjamyApril 29, 2026September 18, 2026

In today’s educational environment, teachers face competition not onlyfrom other subjects but also from incredibly sophisticated systems designed to deliver…

Teachers in the Age of AI: Obsolete or More Essential Than Ever?
Education, Technology, Technology & AI

Teachers in the Age of AI: Obsolete or More Essential Than Ever?

Emy StamouApril 1, 2026September 18, 2026

Artificial intelligence has moved into education with surprising speed. Tasks that once took time and effort, explaining grammar, generating exercises,…

Teaching in the Age of Intelligent Machines: More Human Than Ever
Education, Featured Sections, Global Views, Technology, Technology & AI

Teaching in the Age of Intelligent Machines: More Human Than Ever

Alejandra Musalem LechugaApril 1, 2026September 18, 2026

There is a moment, usually quiet, when teachers realise something has shifted. Not dramatically, not with announcements or policy changes,…

AI Writes Better Essays. But Are Students Still Learning to Write?
Technology

AI Writes Better Essays. But Are Students Still Learning to Write?

DimitrisMarch 24, 2026

A student submits a perfectly structured essay. Clear argument with relevant vocabulary and cohesive flow. Two years ago, this would…

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Education, Global Views, Student-centred classrooms

Beyond the Syntax: Language, Empathy, and the World in Our Classrooms

Chara MarkakiSeptember 18, 2026September 18, 2026

We have all been there: a lesson plan meticulously mapped out around a specific grammar structure or vocabulary set. The…

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The Architecture of Engagement: Designing a Classroom for Young Learners

Despina EvgeniSeptember 18, 2026September 18, 2026

Teaching young learners is often mistaken for a role defined by patience alone. In reality, it is a high-precision architectural…

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Small Learners, Big Demands: What Teaching Young Children Has Taught Me

Constantina VoitsiouSeptember 18, 2026September 18, 2026

When people think about teaching young learners, they often imagine colorful classrooms, songs, games, and smiling children. While those things…

Connecting Classroom Practice with Pedagogical Thinking
Education, Global Views

Connecting Classroom Practice with Pedagogical Thinking Bridging What Teachers Do and Why They Do It

Eirini LazaridouSeptember 18, 2026September 18, 2026

In every classroom, teaching is unfolded by a series of daily decisions / through countless decisions. Educators choose how to…

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