This summary was written by Elizabeth Anne – @eannegrenoble on Twitter and is copied here from her blog with her kind permission Summary Although our dear moderators did try to nudge us towards the specific grammar points implied in the title of this week’s ELTchat – no one would go there and this evening’s…
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Sorry for handing my homework in late … ? This post is a summary of an ELT Chat on the topic of homework which took place on December 12 2012 at 1300 CET. The chat participants: Made with wordle.net Having both suggested the topic and volunteered to write up the notes, I thought I’d better…
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This post, written by @sophiakhan4, was originally posted on the English Australia blog and reposted here with her permission. This post is a chat summary for a recent #ELTchat, which I was very proud to do as #ELTchat have been such a big influence on and support to #AusELT. This particular chat concerned “dream jobs”…
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This summary was written by @wiktor_k and has been reposted here from his blog with his permission. Photo Credit: One Laptop per Child via Compfight This post is a summary of another fascinating discussion on #ELTChat. If you’re new to this, head over to the website to learn more. The community is really supportive and I believe that…
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This summary was contributed by Phil Longwell @teacherphil and is reproduced here from his blog How do you balance personal/professional life? – An #ELTchat Summary Image: http://www.bubble-jobs.co.uk/ The first #ELTchat on Wednesday 28 November, suggested on the website by Mariana Manolova, posed the question of ‘How do you balance your personal and professional life as a teacher?’ This, for many, referred to…
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This summary was contributed by Rachael Roberts and is kindly reproduced from her blog with her permission. Love it, hate it, feel guilty about it…or just mystified? The first #ELTChat on Twitter 7th November 2012 discussed the phonemic chart (and script) asking ‘Do you use it? Why/why not? And how?’ There were quite a…
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This summary was written by Lesley Cioccarelli and is reproduced from her blog with her kind permission. My suggested topic for the #ELTchat on 3rd October was: How can we teach our learners good oral presentation skills? (for general English, business English, academic English – anything!) As always, the pace was fast and furious and…
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This summary was contributed by Sue Annan @sueannan on her blog and is reposted here with her kind permission. The people present were ably moderated by @Marisa_C, @theteacherjames and @BrunoELT. Taking part were: @shaznosel, @teachertom, @Marialva, @stephenburrows, @Noreen_Lam, @leoselivan, @SueAnnan, @sandymillin, @hmbaba, @Mo_Americanoid, @InglesnaRede, @anna_whitcher, @dianatremayne, @knolinfos, @elawassell, @Notyetlanguage, @inkscriblr, @AnnLoseva, @MarjorieRosenbe, @SahalZyad, and a number…
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This summary was contributed by Stephen Burrows (@stephenburrows) and reposted from his blog with his permission. Moderators: I’m not entirely sure who they were, but I reckon @Marisa_C, @theteacherjames and @Shaunwilden (That’s correct! – James) Contributors: @antoniaclare @carlaarena @cioccas@David__Boughton @escocesa_madrid @hartle @ljp2010 @louisealix68 @MarjorieRosenbe @shaznosel @stephenburrows @steven_odonnell @SueAnnan@teacherthom @TESOL_Assn @vickyloras @Wiktor_K We started with the question by @teacherthom: ”what do we mean by…
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This summary was contributed by Andrea Wade on her blog and is reproduced here with her kind permission. Image from GregFalken.com This is a summary of the #eltchat which took place at 12 noon on 24th October, 2012. The full title of the chat was: How can we increase teacher knowledge and awareness…
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