How To Deal with Teachers Who Are Reluctant to Training
Dealing with negative teachers in the workplace can be difficult and frustrating. When things become toxic, it’s far too easy…
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The Journey to Professional Agility and Excellence
The journey to teachers’ personal and professional development is nonstop. Most teachers in my circle have been on their toes…
Teaching Adult Classes? No Way!
Overcoming Your Fears of Educating Grown-ups Throughout our professional teaching careers, we have at some point received a form of…
Lifelong Learning & Extending Beyond
Zone of Proximal Development A worthy cause motivates The cause of any effort fuels with the energy to pursue…
The personal & professional development journey of a teacher: “the burning desire”
I don’t remember who said that, but I clearly remember having read that one thing successful people need to have,…
Teacher Development
Teacher Development: Letting Our Light Shine During my long career in ELT I have attended numerous seminars, conferences, workshops both…
Tests…tests…tests…the Washback Effect
Washback is an important concept in education because it describes the effect that testing has on teaching and learning in…
Test validity
In very simple terms, validity tells us whether a test works well for the purpose that we will use it…
Language testing: A changing landscape
LanguageCert Online Proctored Exams A changing landscape Due to the mounting popularity of online education programmes, the increasing internationalisation of…
B1 Level, the pillar of language acquisition
B1 level has been characterized as the pillar in the acquisition process concerning the L2 language. This can be easily…