Russell Stannard: The Flipped Classroom and your course book
The Flipped Classroom is not as new as you would think. Teachers had previously spoken about something called the…
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October 2019
Teaching to the test Standardized tests are primarily associated with large-scale tests administered to large populations of students. A standardized…
Why Are Teachers Underappreciated?
Most people have a kind of metaphor in their minds when they think of teachers and what they do. They…
Nick Michelioudakis talks about ELT –its past, present and future
On the occasion of ELT NEWS’s 30th anniversary we are happy to publish a series of interviews from ELT…
Learning Strategies: The Pleasures of DIY’
By Ioanna Charalambous and Nick Michelioudakis It is never too late to learn: There is this old man who…
English for Academic Purposes: EAP study skills and the EAP scene in Greece
Features of EAP Courses Language skills As described in previous articles, the skills of reading,…
Storytelling and learning go hand in hand
The aim of this article is to examine storytelling as an educational tool, to delve into its powers, the…
Human Rights: Children dream of their rights
Raising awareness through a multi-cultural based project By Nancy Tasiopoulou and Dimitris Primalis Finding it hard to engage…
CLEVERLANDS: The Secrets Behind the Success of the World’s Education Superpowers
By Dimitris Maroulis There is a castle in Cork, Ireland, the Blarney Castle which hosts the Stone of Eloquence, kissing…
Teachers’ Assessment: Can students’ end of the year feedback empower the identity of back to school – teachers?
By Vassilakou Evangelia Introduction/The big questions Typically, there have been two main approaches to teacher evaluation, namely the…