Kit Flemons has 24 articles published.
Diving into the realm of fantasy and role-play is a foolproof way of getting your students to step up their language game (pun intended). Find out more about this communicative approach to learning English. “You have been travelling through the galaxy for three days when you see the space station. It is enormous, but dark,… Keep Reading
With many English teachers and trainers focusing on adults and business clients, we don’t hear much about teaching younger learners. However, some challenges aside, it can be a fun and rewarding experience. Kit Flemons takes us on a little journey into the world of children’s education. How it started… When I was thirty, I retrained… Keep Reading
English teachers are both a creative bunch and frequently self-employed, and thus in search of a little extra cash in the off-season. I thought it might be interesting to see where else we teachers find ourselves when breaking free from behind the desk. Here are four contributions from ELTABB members who answered my call. I… Keep Reading
Hopefully you’ve been enjoying your time with this, the Eltabb Journal… perhaps you’re here to get tips on working as a teacher in Germany. Maybe you’ve dropped by to read about one of our fascinating ELTABB workshops. Or are you about to teach English to a group of skilled professionals, whose workplace English is as… Keep Reading
Liz MacGarvey, formerly Director of Postgraduate Teacher Training at Liverpool Hope University, now consults widely on English teaching. Vaibhav Khulbe teaches English, German and Hindi as foreign languages in McLeod Ganj, Northern India. Here, they discuss the similarities and differences of teaching languages 5,000 km apart. A Conversation Between Teachers Liz: We’re both language teachers,… Keep Reading