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Using Superheroes in Class

16 de abril de 2019

Before we start, click on the player above and enjoy this song while you enjoy your reading! I guarantee it will make the experience a lot more fun! 🙂 Some years ago, acclaimed director Steven Spielberg said he thought the superhero film genre would die out. Much has been said about the possible downfall of...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Games, Lesson Ideas, Resources, Vocabulary

classroom activity, creativity, teaching, teaching teenagers, teenagers, younger learners

Greenhouses, Gardens and Jungles – 1

15 de abril de 2019

by Lenora Haranaka

What is your passion when it comes to teaching EFL? Is it one of the four skills [listening, speaking, reading or writing]? One of the four systems [pronunciation, lexis, grammar or discourse]? Teaching YLs or teens? Methodology, perhaps? Teacher training? – Hard to pick one, right? Well, I’ll do it anyways! I’ll start with Listening...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Reflections about Education, Skills

Classroom experiences, critical thinking, Decoding, Listening, teacher development, teaching skills

The World is Bilingual

14 de abril de 2019

by Ana Carolina Calil

It’s a typical Saturday at the food court and the family in line in front of you is ready to order: the youngest one talks to her mom in fluent Spanish, the middle one talks on the phone in English and replies to his mom in Spanish, while the mom mixes Spanish with English in...Read More

Bilingual Education

-eflteacher, bilingual-education, bilingualism

Technology? Right up my alley (said my 79-year-old student)

10 de abril de 2019

by Fabiana Muliterno

Recently the school where I work has implemented Google Classroom for most of the groups, in order to promote a broader and more consistent interaction with learners, as well as make communications between students and teacher faster and more effective. As a tech enthusiast myself, I celebrated the achievement along with my peers at the...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Educational Technology, Reflections about Education

engagement, reflection, technology

5 Film and Series quotes that help us become better teachers

9 de abril de 2019

by Rubens Heredia

Most of us cannot watch a film or an episode of our favourite series without trying to identify scenes that could be used in our lessons, right? Even if we just want to Netflix and chill, it just seems to be hardwired in our brains. In this post, I’ll take a look at some of...Read More

Classroom Experiences, Inclusive Teaching, Reflections about Education

critical thinking, education, EFL, reflection

The PDCA Continuous Improvement Cycle

6 de abril de 2019

by Eduardo Trindade

Have you ever heard of a continuous improvement cycle called the PDCA cycle? I am sure most of you who have already studied a little bit of business management have certainly come across this acronym before. But for those of you who haven’t studied any business theories, PDCA is an acronym that stands for Plan-Do-Check-Act....Read More

Career, Reflections about Education, Teacher Development

continuous improvement, improvement cycle, PDCA, teacher development

The 53rd IATEFL experience

4 de abril de 2019

by Beatriz Solino de Francisco

This is, in fact, my first experience at an IATEFL event. I have been to BRAZ-TESOL and BRELT events, however, the IATEFL is quite different. You see names from all over the world, talking about their teaching experiences in Japan, in Nigeria, Uganda, etc and the verdict is all the same: we need to improve...Read More

Reflections about Education

-mariorinvolucri, iatefl-2019, think-outside-the-box

My first guitar lessons and the power of vulnerability

31 de março de 2019

by Isabela Villas Boas

Apart from my social and family life, which I totally cherish, I’ve dedicated the last thirty years of my life to professional and intellectual development. I have the highest degree that one can formally obtain – a doctorate degree. I have published blog posts, book chapters and articles. I have written two books – maybe...Read More

Career, Teacher Development

empathy, vulnerability

Collaboration in the classroom: whose responsibility?

30 de março de 2019

by Marcela Cintra

One of the current buzz words in education is collaboration. From kindergarten to doctorate learners, many teachers claim to develop collaboration with their groups. I have recently discussed the matter with a group of teachers working in different contexts (language institutes, primary school, undergraduate courses) and the understanding of the concept of collaboration seems blurred at...Read More

Career, Reflections about Education

bilingual, collaboration, elt, linguistic-skills

Educators: Be the Agent of Your Professional Development

28 de março de 2019

by Carla Arena

Dear educator, You may think that your institution owe you something, like offering you proper professional development opportunities, but this is rarely the case. In fact, educational institutions have so much in their plates that they can barely scratch the surface of designing consistent, powerful PD development programs for their Academic and Admin staff. Considering...Read More

Career, Teacher Development

agency, PD, professionaldevelopment

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