Warmers, Fillers and improvisations in EFL Classrooms
Here is my session for TESOL France 2010
and you can download the handouts clicking http://www.box.net/shared/2xmpbx363f
Here is my session for TESOL France 2010
and you can download the handouts clicking http://www.box.net/shared/2xmpbx363f
Well, well, I know ELT is a male dominant (or maybe used to be, considering all the female ELT stars on twitter and FB) sector around the world. However, it has always been more feminist in Turkey. ( maybe it has another reason to be discussed in another post yet I really loved…
The fifth mobility in our Comenius Project was to Calabria, a beautiful small town in the Southern Italy. Our main task was to perform the plays our students wrote based on their short stories written from the same story beginning. We watched the plays on Wednesday, 12th 2012. It was amazing to see how…
image taken from here Everyday we come across with a tweet on whether coursebooks are evil or not. We even eltchatted about it. As an EFl teacher, I love ‘EFL course books’ and most of my colleagues who are not teaching English are jealous of us beacuse our course books are full of ideas, resources,…
As I mentioned many times before, it’s been a very fruitful year for me. I learned so many great things and luckily I managed to apply most of them. I started blogging I’m on twitter joined some Ning groups I started using web 2.0 tools I started a wiki project We had our first classroom…
We organise a scrabble tournament every year and we invite our sister schools to join us. At the award ceremony we perform a play for our guests. This year I wanted it to be different because in grade 10 I had students who can sing very well…
Reading blogs is a wonderful activity. It just doesn’t help us learn new things but it also gives inspirations and also a wish or a reason to write.When I read the confessions of a less than a perfect teacher, I thought about my evolution. And now I have a reason to write. When I first…
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