Time To Vote! Please ignore the date of the poll, it should be for the 5th of December. Propose a topic!!! If you have an idea for a topic for Wednesday’s chat then leave it as a comment on the blog and we’ll include it in the poll once voting starts on Monday evening…
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This summary was hosted as a guest post on Lesley Cioccarelli’s blog and is reproduced here with her kind permission. by Carolyn Kerr @KerrCarolyn “To teach or not to teach. That is the question, isn’t it?” When it comes to deciding what to teach and what to give a wide berth, idioms, inversions and even question…
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Time to Vote! If you have an idea for a topic for Wednesday’s chat then leave it as a comment on the blog and we’ll include it in the poll once voting starts on Monday. The top choice in the poll will be discussed at 21.00 GMT and the 2nd choice…
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This summary was contributed by Yitzha Sarwono (@yitzhasarwono) and is published here with her permission (and many thanks!) Nowadays the need for Personal Development has increased pretty rapidly. And that is why conferences have become one of the main ways for people who are craving PD to develop themselves. Whether it’s a face to…
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This post was first published on Sharon Noseley’s brand new blog!!! It is reproduced here with her kind permission Welcome to the blogosphere, Sharon!!! The full title of the #ELTchat was “If teachers talked less wouldn’t students speak English more?” Summary To launch my blog, I have shared a copy of the #ELTchat summary…
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This summary was contributed by Sue Annan @sueannan on her blog and is reposted here with her kind permission. Special thanks to her, as she did not take part in the chat itself but readily volunteered to write for us!! There was an element of indecision about Wednesday 31st October’s lunchtime #ELTchat. As the question setter was not present,…
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Summary of ELTChat, 17 October 2012, by Marjorie Rosenberg This chat had a number of threads which I have organised here into topics with short introductions. Definitions We looked for a common definition of what we understood by cultural issues and several different ones came up which gave insight into how…
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First of all I’d like to thank everyone who chose this topic…my topic I have regularly suggested topic over the last year or so but this was the first one that people actually selected (and as the first choice) so thank you very much. Right on with the summary. This choice was inspired by two articles…
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This summary was contributed by Philip Longwell – @teacherphili – and is reposted here from his blog with his kind permission “Yesterday is history tomorrow is a mystery but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present.” Grand Master Oogway tells it like it could be, to Po. On 10…
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This summary was contributed by Andrea Wade on her blog and is reproduced here with her kind permission. 12noon BST on Wednesday 19th September, 2012. The full title of the chat was: ‘How should we approach vocabulary teaching and learning? Is there a place for rote learning? What is the current thinking about it?’ I have to…
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