
Online Workshop with Ola Kowalska, this Thursday!
The final session of 2023 is happening this Thursday – December 7th – online on Zoom. So here is a
Empowering Non-Native Speakers around the Globe
The final session of 2023 is happening this Thursday – December 7th – online on Zoom. So here is a
The post debunks five fallacies in the English Language Teaching (ELT) industry, arguing that language acquisition is complex and highly individual. Misconceptions include assumptions that all learners progress similarly, native speakers model ideal language acquisition, younger learners have an advantage, immersion guarantees proficiency, and language learners progress in a fixed sequence. Each of these points have nuanced realities which are outlined.
Do the words “if you are a native English speaker (passport holder from UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South
I won’t sit here pretending, An opportunity denied was just the ending to the years and years of hardship and
Learning is a never ending process. As teachers and educators, reflective practice about what we do in the classrooms, and
It wasn’t until I went to a conference that I spotted my own flawed narrative which gave little to no power to the main character of my life: me!
The Workshop “NNEST in 2023 – a Global Overview” took place yesterday, 21st of January 2023, but will still be
When we look at English teacher ads on social media there’s often a comparison between “Normal/Basic” English vs. “Native/Advanced” level,
Recently someone suggested that I teach countable and uncountable nouns to children in the primary using British Pounds, in Italy.