Articles tagged ‘Student Centered’
Student-Centered Activities
By Katie | December 31st, 2007 |
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Brigh-eyed and bushy-tailed … or something like that … in the early stages of my TEFL course I came across a bunch of new concepts. It occurs to me now that when people ask “what is a CELTA (or other certificate course) like?”, explaining some of these – and how we would “practice” them [...]
Top 10 Do’s And Dont’s For The New School Year
By Katie | September 4th, 2007 | 2 Comments »
September is known around the world, or at least around the northern hemisphere, as the start of the new school year. I usually get that “something smells school-y in the air” feeling when this month rolls around. I also routinely get the new school year jitters. I can’t say I’m an expert at [...]
What’s The Draw Of Native Speaker ESL Teachers?
By Katie | February 10th, 2007 | Add a Comment »
Why do schools want them?
Partly in order to expose students to totally natural language. Whether this language is in fact totally natural or not, especially after some time living abroad, is debateable, but this is generally one of the draws. Also, the fact that they do not speak the local language as a [...]
