Interview – Dr Spyros Papageorgiou
A degree in English language and literature opens up a variety of career paths, including: Teaching: Many English graduates pursue…
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Interview – Dr Vally Lytra
A degree in English language and literature opens up a variety of career paths, including: Teaching: Many English graduates pursue…
Interview – Dr Konstantinos Pitychoutis
A degree in English language and literature opens up a variety of career paths, including: Teaching: Many English graduates pursue…
Embracing Change: Why Teachers Are Eager to Evolve Their Teaching Methods
In the dynamic world of education, the only constant is change. As classrooms become more diverse, technology advances and new…
Nurturing Growth: The Importance of Professional Development in English Language Teaching
In the dynamic landscape of education, professional development stands as a cornerstone for educators to refine their skills, stay updated…
Teachers’ Lifelong Learning: The Key to Combating Learners’ Demotivation
Long gone are the days when teachers followed a lesson plan throughout their teaching career without variations. The plan for…
Perpetual Learning: Drawing the Line Between Reverence and Relevance
Educators of times past gone have always been depicted amidst the surroundings of literary works. Their receding foreheads and hunched…
Openness as praxis in ELT classes: disrupting conventional grammar teaching through gamification
Introduction Due to globalization and the unprecedented challenges posed by the recent Covid-19 pandemic, there is an urgent call for…
Grammar: all time classic- all time practice!
Grammar teaching has been a recurring theme, and learning structure traditionally, solely through grammar rules -which are within teachers’ comfort…
Let’s Eat Grandma! But Wait, I’m Not a Cannibal!
Grammar Woes and Laughs: How to Thrive Amidst Linguistic Lunacy After more than two decades of teaching grammar, I can…