Achilleas Kostoulas

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Category: Teaching English to Young Learners (TEYL)

25 April 20157 July 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Our IATEFL panel: A summary

Janet Barresi reads to first-graders at Cesar Chavez Elementary School in Oklahoma City on Thursday, Sept. 29, 2011.
19 December 201421 February 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Teaching English to Young Learners: Some insights from the literature

Manchester Central (G-Mex) Front view of the former Manchester Central Station (now an exhibition complex). Viewed from Windmill Street.
1 December 201425 March 2019 Achilleas Kostoulas

Our IATEFL 2015 presentation: “Teaching English to Young Learners: Some International Perspectives”

Teacher reading alound to group of first-graders
11 October 20149 September 2018 Achilleas Kostoulas

Primary ELT: Feedback from the community

Learners in a Greek primary school showing off their work
13 June 20147 July 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Teaching English to Young Learners, revisited

Pupils and teacher in class in a school in Bali
25 April 20149 September 2018 Achilleas Kostoulas

On the ELT J debate, continued

Pupils and teacher in class in a school in Bali
5 April 201414 February 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

“Primary English Language Teaching does more harm than good”

Three girls, aged around 7, engaged in craft actitivies
8 May 20137 July 2020 Achilleas Kostoulas

Teaching English to Very Young Learners in Greece: When research findings don’t align

Children playing in a Kindergarten
9 March 20137 September 2018 Achilleas Kostoulas

ELT Journal Special Issue: Teaching English to Young Learners

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