Tag: ELT
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ELT and research: Invitation to a survey
I would appreciate it greatly if you could take part in this 10-minute survey.
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Complex Dynamic Systems Theory as a meta-theory for language education
Language classrooms are never static: every learner, every interaction, and every context shifts from moment to moment. Complex Dynamic Systems Theory (CDST) provides a framework for making sense of this complexity, showing teachers how to embrace change, adapt to uncertainty, and design learning that reflects real classroom dynamics. This post contains somre reflections about how…
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Developing research literacy skills for language teachers: The ReaLiTea project
The ReaLiTea project is an international collaboration that aims to develop research literacy among teachers. This post provides an overview of the project and explains why research literacy is necessary and urgent.
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Innovations in the Teaching of English and World Languages from a Decolonial Perspective [Call for Chapters]
Call for Chapters for an edited volume that will explore decolonial perspectives on language teacher preparation.
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Language education for refugees and migrants: An intentional dynamics perspective
Language education for refugees and migrants is a topic that has received much less attention than it deserves. Two recently completed MA dissertations provide some insights in this complex topic.
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Rebuilding ELT as a Resilient Profession
Summary of the plenary talk I gave at the 10th ELT Malta cconference (8 October 2021) on resilience in ELT.
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Classroom Observation for language teachers: A how-to guide
Learn how to plan, conduct, and reflect on classroom observations with this step-by-step guide for teachers, student teachers, and supervisors.
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Extending English Language Teaching Theory
Challenging Boundaries in Language Education, the book I am editing, invites readers to rethink how languages are taught. These four chapters that have just been included in the collection map out the theory of langauge education, and show some ways in which it can be extended.
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CLIL and Immersion: Some differences
This post discusses differences between CLIL and bilingual immersion programmes.