Propose a topic for the 29th of October
Propose a topic for the 29th of October
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Next #ELTchat on Wednesday 29/10 at 12:00 BST
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8 Responses
Madison Diniz on October 22, 2014 at 9:57 am
The collapse of EFL theories in modern times: attempts and failures
How to activate passive vocabulary with advanced level students (or with non-native teachers)
Structuralist/Behaviourist versus the Communicative teaching approach to Reading: pros & cons
What are some creative ways to use corpora such as the BNC or LexTutor?
That’s a good idea for a discussion, Anikó!
can I try again:-)
Is it better to group students by age, or by level? I’m really interested in this one
“The role of controlled practice/restricted use activities in language teaching and ways of making them engaging”
“How can we make authentic materials accessible to our students in class?”
Topics suggested by Sandy Millin on Facebook
Sorry you didn’t get your topic voted yet another time. Perhaps we can talk about it here or on Facebook.
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