Riddles are intriguing and fun for learners of all ages. Kit Flemons recaps Nick Munby’s webinar on teaching English with logic puzzles and shares what he learnt about mental gymnastics and the art of asking the right questions. I’m sure many of you readers will recall university days of waking up late, dashing to class,… Keep Reading
Nearly all of us reading this article today are products of a “traditional” school system. By that we mean a system in which you had to show up each morning and attend classes for fixed periods of time to eventually pass tests and possibly graduate. The talk nowadays is whether or not this model is… Keep Reading
Seasoned materials writer Sue Kay tells her story of becoming an English teacher and published author, unveils what makes a compelling coursebook and shares some tried and tested writing tips. Sandra: Hello Sue, it’s lovely to have you here for an interview with ELTABB! We are curious about your story as an ELT author and… Keep Reading
In his April workshop with ELTABB, Leo Selivan presented new ways for making gap-fill exercises more meaningful in ELT. He also provided many practical and creative examples of how to use gap-fills in online teaching. Jennifer Knaeble recaps the whats, whys and hows. What are gap-fills, anyway? As the name suggests, gap-fills are exercises in… Keep Reading